How to organize a championship on every level

Thesis for lVth Dan
by Coos van den Heuvel, Holland

On the following pages I will give an example of the components that should be considered by the organizer of competitions. These are of course recommendations and guidelines and will be different for each event. For a regional or club competition there are of course totally different requirements than for e.g. a World  Championship. The recommendations are accessible for every organizer and after reading them they can be used for those  subjects that the umbrella organization considers necessary.

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