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词条 IHF Badge of Merit
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  1. Levels

  2. IHF Bronze Badge of Merit

  3. IHF Silver Badge of Merit

     Recipients of IHF Silver Badge of Merit 

  4. IHF Gold Badge of Merit

     Recipients of IHF Gold Badge of Merit  Recipients of IHF Gold Badge of Merit 

  5. External links

The Badge of Merit is awarded to individuals who made an extraordinary contribution to the development of handball.

Levels

The Badge of Merit is awarded at three levels: Bronze, Silver and Gold.

IHF Bronze Badge of Merit

The Badge of Merit in Bronze is awarded to individuals who made an extraordinary contribution to the development of handball within their national and/or continental federation.

The Badge of Merit consists of the Council’s insignia with a half garland in bronze. It is awarded by the continental federations at the request of their committee or the member federations. Every year, the IHF Council establishes a quota for such awards. The final date for the submission by the continental federations of their list of awards to the Head Office is 30 October of each year. This list is also sent to the Council for information.

The list of awards must contain the surname, given name, date of birth and nationality of the recipient and a brief reasoning.

IHF Silver Badge of Merit

The Badge of Merit in Silver is awarded to individuals who have worked with merit for many years within the sport of handball and/or have made

a particular contribution to the organisation of IHF competitions.

The Badge of Merit consists of the Council’s insignia with half garland in silver. It is awarded by the Council at the recommendation of the

continental federations, of the member federations, of the IHF Commissions or of the Head Office.

Recipients of IHF Silver Badge of Merit

Year Recipient Country
1996 Robert Rosner {{AUT}}
1996 Edmund Leser {{AUT}}
1998 Aziz Derouaz {{ALG}}
2000 Erik Elias {{SWE}}
2000 Prof. Dr. Hans-Georg Herrmann {{GER}}
2000 Konstanrin Kotona {{ALB}}

IHF Gold Badge of Merit

The Badge of Merit in Gold is awarded to individuals who have made an outstanding contribution and/or given many years’ service to the sport of handball within the IHF. It therefore recognises, in particular, many years’ successful work within an IHF organ and/or a creative impetus for the development of handball.

The Badge of Merit consists of the Council’s insignia with half garland in gold. It is awarded by the IHF Council at the recommendation of the IHF Executive Committee, of the continental federations or of the member federations.

Recipients of IHF Gold Badge of Merit

Year Recipient Country
1974 Paul Högberg {{SWE}}
1974 Aurelio Chiappero {{ITA}}
1976 Enrique Feist {{POR}}
1976 Mohamed Fadali {{EGY}}
2000 Bob Elphinston {{AUS}}
2000 Gilbert Felli {{IOC}}
2000 Rudi Glock {{GER}}
2000 Pere Miro {{IOC}}
2000 Nabil Salem {{EGY}}
2000 Sultan bin Abdulaziz bin Abdul Rahman bin Faisal bin Turki bin Abdullah bin Muhammad bin Saud {{KSA}}
2002 Alberto de San Roman y de la Fuente {{ESP}}
2002 Otto Schwarz {{SUI}}
2002 Babacar Fall {{SEN}}
2002 Sheikh Fahad Al-Ahmed Al-Jaber Al-Sabah {{KUW}}
2002 Dr. Peter Buehning {{USA}}

Recipients of IHF Gold Badge of Merit

Year Recipient Country
2009 André Amiel {{FRA}}
2009 Cristian Gatu {{ROU}}
2009 Jesus Lopez Ricondo {{ESP}}
2009 Luis Santos {{POR}}
2009 S. M. Bali {{IND}}
2009 Shaul Selzer {{ISR}}
2009 Aleksandar Dimitric {{AUS}}
2009 Vladimir Maximov {{URS}}/{{RUS}}
2009 Muhammad Shafiq {{PAK}}
2009 Mihajlo Mihajlovski {{MKD}}

External links

  • IHF Statuts Chapter XXI - Regulations of Awards
{{International Handball Federation}}{{Handball-stub}}

1 : International Handball Federation awards

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