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2023 ITF Annual Review

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24 Development The ITF awards grants to na ons to build new na onal training centres, extend exis ng centres and maintain facili es. In 2023, seven na ons – Bhutan, Cuba, Georgia, Guatemala, Malaysia, Moldova and Turkmenistan – were awarded grants to upgrade their tennis facili es. Malta, Georgia and the Federated States of Micronesia completed projects enabled by previous grants. In the case of Micronesia, the comple on of two resurfaced courts was a significant milestone, coming a er three years of pandemic-related delays. We have a na onal training centre recogni on programme, offering ered recogni on at Gold, Silver, Bronze and White levels. Recogni on from the ITF is important because it provides a formal audit of a Na onal Associa on's facili es, which can be used to a ract addi onal investment from government agencies, Na onal Olympic Commi ees and private sponsors. Lithuania's facili es achieved Silver recogni on in 2023, and Qatar's were recognized at Bronze level. Interest from our member na ons in this programme con nues to grow since we introduced the White level in 2022. FACILITIES

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