Sports Technology Dialogues and Innovation Program (India)

fundsforNGOs· June 23, 2026

The Sports Technology Dialogues and Innovation Program has been introduced in India to facilitate advancements at the intersection of athletics and modern technology. This initiative aims to drive innovation by establishing a framework for dialogue among stakeholders in the national sports ecosystem. For the Sports & Analytics sector, the program underscores a growing commitment to integrating data-driven tools and technological solutions within the Indian market.

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