AAT Community: growing participation based on information
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https://doi.org/10.52383/itfcoaching.v32i93.600Keywords:
information, participation, argentine tennis, communityAbstract
This article attempts to synthesise the importance of information-based management, showing the key findings of a study conducted in Argentina by the ITF and the decisions taken accordingly to strengthen the action plans of the "AAT Community" programme, a strategic pillar of the Argentine Tennis Association that seeks to increase participation in this discipline, as part of the ITF's Global 30x30 strategy.
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