Developing countries often face a shortage of financial resources, making it difficult to invest in the construction and maintenance of sports facilities.

The IOC provides financial assistance to developing countries through its Olympic Solidarity program, which aims to promote sports development and participation worldwide.

SDG 3.7 aims to ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages, which includes promoting physical activity and access to sports facilities.

The United States has the largest number of sports facilities per capita in the world, with over 100,000 public and private sports facilities.

Lack of government funding is the primary reason for the lack of sports infrastructure in rural areas of developing countries, as governments often prioritize other sectors such as education and healthcare.

FIEP provides technical assistance to developing countries for sports infrastructure development through its various programs and initiatives.

Developing countries often face a shortage of financial resources, making it difficult to allocate funds for the maintenance and upkeep of sports facilities.

Norway has the largest number of Olympic medals per capita in the world, with over 100 medals per million people.

Cultural barriers, such as gender stereotypes and societal norms, are the primary reason for the lack of female participation in sports in developing countries.

The IOC provides financial assistance to developing countries through its Olympic Solidarity program, which aims to promote sports development and participation worldwide.

Developing countries often face a shortage of skilled personnel with the necessary expertise to manage sports facilities effectively.

The United States has the largest number of sports facilities in the world, with over 100,000 public and private sports facilities.

Lack of land availability is the primary reason for the lack of sports infrastructure in urban areas of developing countries, as land is often scarce and expensive.

UNESCO provides technical assistance to developing countries for sports infrastructure development through its Sport for Development and Peace program, which aims to promote peace and development through sports.