Publications
Each year the IPC publishes a variety of publications and documents, a number of which you can find below.
IPC STRATEGIC PLAN |
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The IPC Strategic Plan 2023-2026 outlines the focus and priorities of the International Paralympic Committee as the Movement’s governing body for the next four years. The plan follows the overall philosophy and vision of the Movement and is based on the IPC Handbook and deliberations of the General Assembly. A full version of the plan can be found below. | |
IPC Strategic Plan 2023-2026 | IPC Strategic Plan 2023-2026 (French) |
IPC Strategic Plan 2023-2026 (Spanish) |
aNNUAL REPORTS |
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Since 2004, the IPC has published an Annual Report to provide the IPC Membership and the public with an overview of the activities of the IPC as an organization and to present the financial statements. Reports dating back to 2004 can be found at the links below. | |
Annual Report 2004 | Annual Report 2005 |
Annual Report 2006 | Annual Report 2007 |
Annual Report 2008 | Annual Report 2009 |
Annual Report 2010 | Annual Report 2011 |
Annual Report 2012 | Annual Report 2013 |
Annual Report 2014 | Annual Report 2015 |
Annual Report 2016 | Annual Report 2017 |
Annual Report 2018 | Annual Report 2019-2020 |
Annual Report 2020-2021 | Annual Report 2021-2022 |
Annual Report 2022 | Annual Report 2022 – screen readable version |
IPC TERMINOLOGY AND REPORTING GUIDES, and PARALYMPIC SYMBOL guidelines |
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The IPC Terminology and Reporting Guides, which is a guideline for correct generic Paralympic terminology and language to be used for documents, correspondence, publications, etc. can be found below. |
IPC Guide to Para and IPC Terminology |
IPC Guide to Reporting on Para athletes |
The Paralympic Symbol Guidelines are a guide to the corporate identity of the International Paralympic Committee and can be found below. |
Paralympic Symbol Guidelines |
National Paralympic Committee Emblem Guidelines |
IPC ACCESSIBILITY GUIDE |
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The development of an Accessibility Guide is a major step, in order for the IPC to set a philosophy, share best practices and establish specific technical guidelines for the design of facilities and services that need to be in place in order for a Host City to deliver an inclusive Games. The Guide seeks to provide information and inspiration to the OCOG and the Host City authorities, charged with the responsibility of staging the Games. It provides expert guidance and detailed technical information based on tried and tested best practice, to enable the delivery of truly inclusive Games for all stakeholders. |
IPC Accessibility Guide |