Paris 2024 Summer Paralympic Games: News and Facts: Publications and Documents
Summary
The Disabled World database on the 2024 Summer Paralympic Games in Paris, France offers a comprehensive collection of articles and papers covering various aspects of the event. These publications provide valuable insights into topics such as athlete profiles, competition schedules, venue accessibility, and the impact of the Games on disability awareness. The database includes peer-reviewed research on adaptive sports technology, analyses of Paralympic media coverage, and studies on the social and economic effects of hosting the Games. This information serves as a useful resource for athletes, coaches, researchers, and disability advocates, offering in-depth knowledge about Paralympic sports and their broader societal implications.Searching the Database
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| Title and Description | Published Date Revised Date |
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| Paris 2024 Paralympics Break Broadcast Records Globally Paris 2024 Paralympics set records in broadcasting, viewership, and accessibility, marking a milestone for global engagement with Para sports. | |
| Paris 2024 Paralympics Set Records for Delegations and Women IPC figures for the Paris 2024 Paralympics showed a record 168 delegations and 1,983 female athletes among about 4,400 competitors, with three nations debuting. | |
| Broadcast Coverage of Paris 2024 Paralympic Games Paris 2024 Paralympic Games content will be available for free for users across 175 markets and territories around the world. | |
| Refugee Paralympic Team Training Camp Before Paris 2024 The largest Refugee Paralympic Team, eight athletes and two guides in six sports, trained together in Reims, France before the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games. | |
| Paris 2024: How the Paralympics Made Paris More Accessible IPC President Andrew Parsons praised Paris for spending over 125 million euros on accessibility before the Paralympic Games, from buses to schools and clubs. | |
| New Sports and Disciplines for Paris 2024 Paralympics International Paralympic Committee confirms 8 new sports and 3 sport disciplines have expressed an interest in applying for inclusion in the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games. |
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