Principais impulsionadores da evolução do modelo de gestão esportiva demonstrados por um exemplo da Armênia e dos países da UE

Autores

  • Lianna Samvel Abrahamyan “Armenian State Institute of Physical Culture and Sport” foundation

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.47197/retos.v49.98520

Palavras-chave:

Digitalização, Inovações tecnológicas, Inovações sociais, Financiamento do esporte, Subvenção, Partes interessadas

Resumo

O problema do bom funcionamento de organizações e instituições, inclusive as esportivas, tornou-se mais agudo diante da crescente turbulência do ambiente exógeno e endógeno. A construção de um modelo de gestão moderno e sua implantação na indústria esportiva é uma ferramenta fundamental para a solução desse problema. O objetivo do artigo foi determinar as especificidades da construção de um modelo de gestão moderno e sua implementação na indústria esportiva. A pesquisa envolveu o método de síntese, análise de stakeholders, análise estatística. O método de análise estratégica constituiu o referencial metodológico do estudo. O estudo identificou os principais drivers para o desenvolvimento do modelo de gestão esportiva em termos de inovações tecnológicas e sociais, bem como de empreendedorismo social. O papel fundamental da relação entre os níveis micro e macro no contexto do modelo é enfatizado. Identifica-se a relação entre a política de Estado no campo do esporte e os objetivos de gestão das organizações esportivas. A eficácia das alterações propostas no modelo de gestão desportiva foi avaliada com base nas estatísticas da UE. Observou-se o crescimento do PIB associado à indústria desportiva de 1,93% (2015) para 2,16% (2020). Registou-se um aumento do emprego das mulheres no desporto de 0,64% (2015) para 0,65% (2020). Destaca-se o crescimento da parcela de cidadãos que praticam esportes regularmente — de 29,9% (2015) para 31,0% (2020) —. A ferramenta analítica foi construída com base na avaliação das lacunas estratégicas entre o estado atual e o estado-alvo no contexto do modelo.

Palavras-chave: Digitalização, Inovações tecnológicas, Inovações sociais, Financiamento do esporte, Subvenção, Partes interessadas.

Biografia Autor

Lianna Samvel Abrahamyan , “Armenian State Institute of Physical Culture and Sport” foundation

Chair of Sports Management and Marketing, Faculty of Health Technologies, Sports Tourism and Management, “Armenian State Institute of Physical Culture and Sport” foundation

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2023-06-28

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Abrahamyan, L. . S. (2023). Principais impulsionadores da evolução do modelo de gestão esportiva demonstrados por um exemplo da Armênia e dos países da UE. Retos, 49, 739–746. https://doi.org/10.47197/retos.v49.98520

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