The role of sporting governance in reducing risks and increasing the efficiency of high performance by applying statistics
Abstract
Considering that governance is extremely important in lowering risks and increasing the efficiency of high performance, this research aimed to explain the role of sporting governance in reducing risks and increasing the efficiency of high performance by applying statistics. This research also aimed to analyze the implementation of mechanisms of electronic governance. We found that governance, in the broadest sense, refers to effective management. Therefore, a significant amount of responsibility is placed on the boards of sports directors when it comes to the implementation of governance. Also, sports directors are largely responsible for risk management. Consequently, it is necessary for them to have an understanding of the possible threats, as well as the measures that should be taken to guarantee efficiency and absence of ethical conflicts. According to our results, we concluded that there is a significant association between sporting governance and the performance of sports organizations.
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