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1 Nov 2021
ADM & TECHNICAL INSTRUCTIONS : FEI DRESSAGE WORLD CHALLENGE (NORTH INDIA)-2021 AT DELHI
20 Oct 2021
ENTRIES: SHOW JUMPING CSN1* & CSN3*(TO BE CONSIDERED AS 1ST SHOW JUMPING TRIAL FOR 19TH ASIAN GAMES IN INDIA
20 Oct 2021
ENTRIES: FEI EVENTING CCI2*-LONG (TO BE CONSIDERED AS FIRST EVENTING TRIAL FOR 19 ASIAN GAMES IN INDIA)
13 Oct 2021
PROSPECTUS : 1st SHOW JUMPING SELECTION TRIAL FOR 19th ASIAN GAMES) AT BANGALORE WEF 22 TO 26 OCT 2021
15 Oct 2021
PROSPECTUS : FEI EVENTING CCI2*-LONG (1st EVENTING SELECTION TRIAL FOR 19TH ASIAN GAMES) AT JAIPUR WEF 20 TO 2...
18 Oct 2021
PROSPECTUS : FEI DRESSAGE CDI2* (1st DRESSAGE SELECTION TRIAL FOR 19th ASIAN GAMES) AT BANGALORE WEF 26 TO 29 ...
11 Oct 2021
RESULT/TRIAL : DRESSAGE DISCIPLINE FOR 19TH ASIAN GAMES
3 Nov 2021
PROSPECTUS : REGIONAL EQUESTRIAN LEAGUE (REL) AT FWRPI KOLKATA FROM 06 TO 07 NOV 2021
9 Oct 2021
PROSPECTUS : REGIONAL EQUESTRIAN LEAGUE (REL) AT SESA, JAIPUR ON 16 OCT TO 17 OCT 2021
28 Sep 2021
PROSPECTUS : REL AT ARC MUMBAI ON 16 OCT TO 17 OCT 2021
27 Sep 2021
Result : Dressage 19th Asian Games Trials
24 Sep 2021
PROSPECTUS : REGIONAL EQUESTRIAN LEAGUE (REL) AT BHONDSI, GURUGRAM FROM 15 TO 17 OCT 2021
22 Sep 2021
PROSPECTUS : REGIONAL EQUESTRIAN LEAGUE (REL) AT CHATTARPUR, DELHI FROM 09 OCT TO 10 OCT 2021
21 Sep 2021
PROSPECTUS : REGIONAL EQUESTRIAN LEAGUE (REL) AT PAP JALANDHAR FROM 12 OCT TO 13 OCT 2021
21 Sep 2021
PROSPECTUS : REGIONAL EQUESTRIAN LEAGUE (REL) AT ARPA, ASC C&C BANGALORE FROM 09 OCT TO 11 OCT 2021
20 Sep 2021
PROSPECTUS : OPEN EVENTING ONE STAR (INTRO) AT APRC DELHI WEF 23 SEP TO 26 SEP 2021
15 Sep 2021
PROSPECTUS : REGIONAL EQUESTRIAN LEAGUE (REL) AT HYDERABAD FROM 03 OCT TO 04 OCT 2021
13 Sep 2021
NOTICE: ITPF COURSE
9 Sep 2021
NOTICE: DETAILS OF DRESSAGE SELECTION TRIALS IN RESPECT BASED ABROAD
8 Sep 2021
PROSPECTUS : REGIONAL EQUESTRIAN LEAGUE (REL) AT EIRS, BANGALORE FROM 25 SEP TO 26 SEP 2021
6 Sep 2021
NOTICE: VET PROTOCOL FOR BRINGING HORSES TO THE AMATEUR RIDER'S CLUB, MAHALAXMI RACE COURSE, MUMBAI
6 Sep 2021
NOTICE : NECESSARY ARRANGEMENTS REQUIRED AT DOPING CONTROL STATION FOR DOPE SAMPLE COLLECTION
22 Oct 2021
SELECTION CRITERIA (VERSION - 3) FOR 19TH ASIAN GAMES-2022, HANGZHOU, CHINA : 10 - 25 SEP 2022
2 Sep 2021
PROSPECTUS : REGIONAL EQUESTRIAN LEAGUE (REL) AT ARC, MUMBAI FROM 11 SEP TO 12 SEP 2021
23 Mar 2022
EFI CALENDAR : 2021-22

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Mr MANOJ JALAN FROM INDIA IN SEVEN-MEMBER FEI DEVELOPMENT TASK FORCE



Start: 2017-02-27 01:10:00

Further to a Presidential promise at the 2009 FEI General Assembly in Copenhagen, a Development Task Force has been established. FEI President HRH Princess Haya will chair the new Task Force, whose members have been selected for their different skill sets.

The Development Task Force members are: Dmitry Titov (RUS), President of the Russian Equestrian Federation; Ho Nai Yue (SIN), President of the Asian Equestrian Federation; Betty Wates, Vice President of the Jamaican Equestrian Federation; Pablo Mayorga (ARG), FEI Executive Board member; Kim Gueho (MRI), Secretary General of the Mauritius Equestrian Federation; Manoj Jalan (IND), member of the Indian National Sports Development Fund and Ludger Beerbaum (GER), sport representative.
The mandate for the Development Task Force is:
1. To evaluate the mandate for and composition of a future Development Committee;
2. To evaluate the operation of the Development Committee and supporting structures within the FEI;
3. To examine possible financial models to create a sustainable Development Programme in order to identify solutions which will best serve our National Federations and our sport;
4. To identify immediate operational priorities for development, including the creation of a five-year development plan.
The Development Task Force will recommend a commonly agreed Mission Statement for the FEI Development Programme for approval by the FEI Bureau and the General Assembly.

“As chair of this new Development Task Force, I am honoured to be working with such an inspirational and motivated group of people”, FEI President Princess Haya said. “They have the ability to make a huge difference to the development of equestrian sport and we all recognise that it is now time to move to the next level with our development plans.”