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‘Happiness’ and ‘Holes’: Questions for the Future of Development through Sport

ABSTRACT Throughout the International Year of Sport and Physical Education (NSPE 2005), the sport and development community made great efforts to raise its public profile and strengthen its role as a fundamental part of international development assistance. The 2nd Magglingen Conference provided an opportunity for the sport and development community to reflect upon its past efforts, and established a new focus for future development through sport. This article rejlects on the Magglingen Call to Action 2005 through the lens of the author's experience, and asks how development through sport will address the complex reality of its new focus.