The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has invited applications from professional sports coaches or coaching agencies to provide training to interested Delhiites at its sports complexes in various disciplines across the city. It operates 17 sports complexes with a total membership of over 53,386, excluding dependents, and these complexes are used by approximately 213,235 people each month on average.
In these sports complexes with over 6,175 trainees, around 158 coaching schemes are being operated. As reported by The Times of India, “the coaching will be provided on a revenue-sharing basis, with some terms and conditions.”.
“The share of coaching charges for all outdoor coaching would be 60:40 between the coach and DDA, respectively. However, for facilities for which DDA provides most training aids and indoor facilities, the ratio of sharing would be 50:50. As per norms, mandatory free coaching is to be provided to at least 10% of trainees from economically weaker sections,” the authority said in its proposal inviting the tenders on June 23.
