Funding and fundraising
How to overcome a lack of resources: incentive laws, partnerships and public projects.
CODESP
Internacional
International Congress on Public Management of Sport and Para Sport
Brazil’s largest gathering on public sport and para sport management, now open to the world.
Dec 10–12, 2026Arena da Baixada, Curitiba
Arena da Baixada · Curitiba
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After Foz do Iguaçu in 2024, CODESP comes to Curitiba with international participation.
Congress, trade exhibition and Sports Night.
Daytime program from 9:00, plus the Sports Night on December 10.
CODESP Internacional brings together municipal and state sports secretaries, managers, researchers and professionals from Brazil and other countries. Over three days, they discuss public policies that help sport and para sport grow in cities and states.
The congress explores governance models that amplify the impact of sport and para sport on communities, addressing inclusion, funding, infrastructure and public policies that prioritize accessibility and the democratization of sport.
Accelerate public sport management with the best in Brazil and the world.
Learn how to overcome a lack of resources, implement successful projects and transform public sport in your city.
RegisterManagement strategies that have worked in Brazil and around the world.
Ideas shared among managers and authorities from many countries.
Access to sport through public policies and community programs.
Contacts among sports departments, municipalities and organizations.
Partnerships between countries, with roundtables from all six continents.
Brands and solutions shaping the future of sport.
And for everyone who makes sport and para sport management happen.
The themes that guide the panels, roundtables and workshops.
How to overcome a lack of resources: incentive laws, partnerships and public projects.
Management models, transparency and governance for sports departments and organizations.
Programs that expand access to sport in cities and states.
Public sports facilities, equipment, flooring and the legacy of major events.
Accessibility, projects and partnerships for para sport in municipalities.
School sport, schools and athlete development.
Development programs and the experience of national teams and confederations.
Brazil on the road to the 2027 Women’s World Cup and the place of women in sport.
Sports intelligence, data and research applied to management.
Dialogue between continents for a common sports agenda.
Opening ceremony
Sports authorities and leaders
After the medal: the legacy of champions
Giba • André Domingues • Daniel Dias • Formiga
Brazil welcomes the world: 2027 Women’s World Cup
Juliana Picoli Agatte
Host cities: São Paulo • Belo Horizonte • Brasília • Fortaleza • Porto Alegre • Rio de Janeiro • Recife • Salvador
Partnerships for social inclusion and local development
Ludmila Ferreira Martins Costa Abadia
Lunch
One sport, one strategy: integrating the Brazilian Sports System
Marco Antônio La Porta • Robson Aguiar • Emerson Luiz Appel • Alim Maluf Neto
COB • CBDE • CBC • CBDU
Para sport: projects and partnerships with municipalities
Fábio Augusto Lima de Araújo • João Batista Carvalho e Silva • José Antônio Ferreira Freire
Sports intelligence in state and municipal management
Fernando Marinho Mezzadri
A new strategy for sport
Lindberg Cury Júnior
End of the daytime program
Ginásio do Tarumã
Brazil x Argentina Down syndrome futsal
Falcão and influencers match
End
Physical education, health, education and social development
Gustavo Brandão
Funding and resources for public projects
Carlos Pijak
Best practices in active listening
Adriana • FEPESE
Sports flooring: durability and efficiency
Kean Possamai • Falcão
Futsal at School project
Marquinhos Xavier
Date to be confirmed
The Disney method for delighting customers in the sports industry
Cláudio Vicente
The sports secretary as a fundraiser
Hélio Ferraz • SM Work
Closing
AIDEP Award for Public Management of Sport and Para Sport
Ticket: 12 installments of R$ 97.04 or R$ 997 paid in full
On December 12, authorities, ambassadors and sports leaders from each continent come together to build a common agenda.
Sports legends, public officials and experts who shape public sport management in Brazil.

Volleyball

King of Futsal

The world's greatest Paralympic swimmer

Head coach, Brazil national futsal team

National Secretary for Amateur Sport, Education, Leisure and Social Inclusion (SNEALIS) — Ministry of Sport

National Secretary for Para Sport

Director of Sport Incentive Programs and Policies — Ministry of Sport

Executive Secretary of the Sports Committee, Brazilian Chamber of Deputies

Secretary of Human Development, City of Curitiba

Manager, Brazilian Clubs Committee

Sports intelligence researcher, Federal University of Paraná (UFPR)

President, CREF9 Paraná

Universidade Federal do Esporte (Brazil)

Altipisos
Three days of congress, exhibition and networking at Arena da Baixada, December 10–12, 2026.
3rd CODESP Internacional
Dec 10–12, 2026
Arena da Baixada · Curitiba
12 installments of R$ 97.04
or R$ 997 paid in full
Card installments include interest: 12 × R$ 97.04 (total R$ 1,164.48). Prices in Brazilian reais (BRL).
The CODESP Internacional trade exhibition brings together major sports brands showcasing the latest innovations and solutions for the sector. At stands from renowned companies, participants discover products and services for sports management, equipment, training technology, uniforms, supplements and much more.
Beyond its leading exhibitors, the exhibition fosters the exchange of ideas and experiences: a meeting point for managers, manufacturers and suppliers to see first-hand the products shaping the future of sport in Brazil and around the world.
A World Cup stadium as the stage for public sport management.
A host venue of the 2014 World Cup and one of the most modern stadiums in South America, Arena da Baixada welcomes CODESP for the first time. Three days of congress in the heart of Curitiba, capital of Paraná and an international reference in urban planning, mobility and green spaces.
Rua Buenos Aires, 1260 — Água Verde, Curitiba/PR
AIDEP — the International Association for the Development of Sport and Para Sport — is a non-profit organization founded in 1989. Its mission is to promote the integration of culture, education, sport and para sport, fostering inclusive and accessible sports practices and serving as a point of convergence for professionals, institutions and governments seeking to share knowledge and implement effective policies.
The association supports projects aimed not only at high performance but also at sport as a tool for social inclusion, education and quality of life. Through conferences, exchanges, seminars and international partnerships, it promotes the sharing of experiences and best practices.
Anderson Pereira — President
CODESP Internacional is the in-person side of CODESP, a project dedicated to connecting, training and strengthening those who manage public sport and para sport.













