teachers, Fair Play and training in social skills. The
website treningsøkta.no, which the NFF launched
in partnership with Statoil and Telenor in January
2012, will be used to ensure the quality of what
Telenor Xtra offers. On this website clubs and
coaches can find training videos tailored to the
various age groups.
The Telenor Cup is a football tournament for
under-16 girls', under-19 girls', under-16 boys' and
under-19 boys' teams.
The tournament is covered by the
cooperation agreement between
the Football Association of Norway
and Telenor Norway. As in the
previous year local championships
and national championships
for the four age groups were
organised in 2012.
for people with mental disabilities. The tournament
is held at Nadderud Stadium in Bærum in late
May /early June every year.
handball and Boccia. The events and competition
rules are adapted for the participants. Everyone
should be able to participate, regardless of their
disability, and all participants receive a medal and
a diploma. Trophies are also awarded for the team
sports. Social activities are an important part of the
games, and a major banquet is held for participants
and leaders during the course of the tournament.
for several years. In 2012 the tournament was
held over the weekend of 1-3 June, again with the
support of Telenor.
norwegian olympic and
Paralympic Committee and
Confederation of sports
the Norwegian Olympic and Paralympic Committee
and Confederation of Sports to collect used mobile
phones. The partnership was continued in 2012,
and in the chapter "Climate and Environment"
you can read more about the return scheme new
opportunities for used mobiles, in which Telenor
pays local sports clubs NOK 35 for every used
telephone they collect, so that we can arrange for
the phones to be recycled.
with the football
assoCiation of norway
Telenor have worked together for several years.
On 9 February 2012 the partners extended their
partnership by signing a new four-year cooperation
agreement. This new agreement has a financial
framework of NOK 50-60 million, of which around
half will go to mass-participation sport. The
agreement includes two important measures
targeted at children and adolescents the Telenor
Cup and a completely new initiative called Telenor
xtra respectively.
The cooperation agreement which
the NFF and Telenor Norway
entered into in February 2012
formed the basis of a completely
new scheme called Telenor xtra.
Children aged 9-12 will be offered
football training after school
through Telenor Xtra. The aim is
that Telenor Xtra will contribute to more physical
and varied activity for children in both a football
and social perspective. In addition to the sporting
aspect Telenor Xtra will focus on the importance