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World Archery secures landmark $2M Easton Foundations grant to expand global member development

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The Knowledge Sharing Programme, launched in 2023, connects member associations with international expertise in areas including coaching, athlete development, competition management, administration and communications. It has grown rapidly, from four funded projects in its first year to 18 approved in the first application round of 2026 alone.

The Equipment Support Programme provides essential archery equipment to member associations where access remains a barrier to participation, with assistance distributed across all five continents since 2023.

Delivery of the expanded programmes will be led by Siret Luik, World Archery’s head of development and education, alongside existing Olympic Solidarity, scholarship and other education initiatives.

Ken Lane, Executive Director of Easton Foundations, said:

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