Participation in advisory bodies (ES0110)

1.5.1. Creation of the Anti-Doping Coordination Commission

Brief description

The Anti-Doping Coordination Committee shall be chaired by the CELAD Directorate and composed of four members agreed upon by the councillors responsible for sport in each of the autonomous communities, two members appointed by the President at the proposal of the Spanish Olympic Committee to represent athletes, and two members appointed by the President of the CSD from among persons with experience in the fields of sports management, research and education in the field of the fight against doping or in the investigation and prosecution of criminal and/or administrative offences related to the protection of public health.

Objectives

Establishment and implementation of the Anti-Doping Coordination Committee.

1.5.2. LGBTI+ Participation Council

Brief description

Strengthening the functioning and visibility of the LGTBI participation council. This commitment aims to strengthen the functioning and visibility of the Council, promoting the participation of third sector organisations in it, encouraging dialogue with the authorities and building consensus with them.

Objectives
• Establish a stable channel of dialogue between public and private actors involved at the state level in the development of the principle of equal treatment and non-discrimination of LGTBI+ persons.
• To generate consensus among the various actors involved in the LGTBI+ Participation Council and to make this known to the general public.
• Promote the mainstreaming of the principle of equal treatment and non-discrimination of LGTBI+ people in all policies."""

1.5.3. Creation and implementation of the Citizen Participation Commission on Archives

Brief description

Strengthening the functioning and visibility of the LGTBI participation council. This commitment aims to strengthen the functioning and visibility of the Council, promoting the participation of third sector organisations in it, encouraging dialogue with the authorities and building consensus with them.

Objectives

• Establish a stable channel of dialogue between public and private actors involved at the state level in the development of the principle of equal treatment and non-discrimination of LGTBI+ persons.
• To generate consensus among the various actors involved in the LGTBI+ Participation Council and to make this known to the general public.
• Promote the mainstreaming of the principle of equal treatment and non-discrimination of LGTBI+ people in all policies."
"1.5.4. Promotion of citizen participation in the architectural and urban planning debate in Spain

Brief description

The aim is to implement, through various channels and tools, a strategic line that consolidates and expands the channels for citizen participation a n d their involvement in the cultural mediation activities of La Casa de la Arquitectura, promoting the participation of various groups (young people, families, groups at risk of exclusion) a n d strengthening the dialogue between citizens a n d government on issues of urban planning, sustainability and architectural heritage.

Objectives

• To attract the participation of society in the activities of La Casa de la Arquitectura.
• Encourage citizen participation in educational and cultural activities related to architecture.
• Promote inclusive access to knowledge tools on design and construction.
• Establish spaces for dialogue between citizens and public administrations."

1.5.5. Strengthening the functioning and visibility of the Council for the Elimination of Racial or Ethnic Discrimination (CEDRE)

Brief description

This commitment aims to strengthen the functioning and visibility of the Council, promoting the participation of third sector organisations in it, encouraging dialogue with the authorities and building consensus with them. In turn, it will aim to adapt the Council's functions in relation to the provisions of Law 15/2022 regarding the creation of an Independent Authority for Equal Treatment and Non-Discrimination.

Objectives

• To establish a stable channel of dialogue between public and private actors involved in matters of racial or ethnic discrimination.
• Build consensus among the various stakeholders involved in CEDRE and communicate this to the general public.
• Promote the continuity of its main functions, so that they are actively exercised and produce regular results.