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IOC Unveils New Landmark $10,000 Athlete Grant
Day one of the 146th International Olympic Committee (IOC) Session has produced what many members described as a historic breakthrough for athletes, as International Olympic Committee President, Kirsty Coventry, unveiled a new athlete grant programme that will provide direct financial support to Olympians for the first time in Olympic history.
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abcnews.com
Olympic athletes to get cash grants from new $100M fund created by IOC
The International Olympic Committee has committed to paying more than $100 million directly to athletes
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theguardian.com
IOC breaks with 130 years of tradition by paying athletes to compete at Olympics
The IOC revealed on Wednesday it had set up a £106m fund that would pay a “fit for the future” grant of $10,000 to every athlete
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arabnews.com
Olympic athletes to get cash grants from new $100m fund created by IOC
LAUSANNE, Switzerland: It’s not Olympic prize money officially, but it is a significant amount of cash going directly to athletes after a Summer or Winter Games. The International…
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france24.com
Olympics to offer all Games competitors $10,000 grants
The International Olympic Committee, which has been under growing pressure to introduce prize money to the Olympics, on Wednesday announced it was setting up a grant for every…
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nytimes.com
IOC will pay Olympians for first time, with eligible athletes receiving $10,000 from grant program
The money will come from the IOC, with about 14,000 athletes expected to be eligible for the $140 million available per Olympic cycle.
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thisdaylive.com
IOC Unveils New Landmark $10,000 Athlete Grant
Day one of the 146th International Olympic Committee (IOC) Session has produced what many members described as a historic breakthrough for athletes, as International Olympic…
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koreaherald.com
IOC to give all Olympic athletes $10,000 grant
The International Olympic Committee has decided to provide athletes competing in the Olympics with a $10,000 participation grant per person instead of prize mon
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theage.com.au
The IOC will pay Olympic athletes for the first time. Is it enough?
Following intense scrutiny, the International Olympic Committee has agreed to pay $US10,000 to every athlete who competes at an Olympic Games. Is it the first step towards proper…
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scmp.com
IOC breaks with tradition to offer Olympic competitors US$10,000 in cash grants
IOC head Kirsty Coventry, who has consistently opposed paying athletes, says the US$140m put aside will not affect funding to national bodies.