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One of the most important planning tasks for the Event Presentation Manager to present their sug-
events was the preparation of the Competition gestions and resolve any issues related to their role
Programme and Competition Timetable. IAAF and in the event. IAAF Organisational Delegate dealt
LOC through its Technical committee considered with suggestions on organisational matters and the
the requirements of the athletes, the spectators IAAF Technical Delegate addressed suggestions that
and the media. Most of the directorates had an were technical. Just before the timetable was re-
input in the process. IAAF was responsible for co- leased members were requested to fi nally give their
ordinating a timetable harmonisation meeting. It approval.
was meant for the LOC, Host Broadcaster and the

DAY 1 p.m.- Wednesday, 12 July R1
DAY 1 a.m. - Wednesday, 12 July
KYEB
15:00
Opening Ceremony

9:30
QA
B
Javelin Throw
16:30
400m H
G
9:35
100m Dec

B
B
AB
16:35
High Jump Dec
9:40
G
Shot Put
QAB
B
17:00
R1
400m H
10:00
B
100m
R1
Discus Throw
QA
17:10
G
10:25
AB
Long Jump Dec
B
100m
17:40
B
SF
10:45
B
QB
Javelin Throw
17:50
B
Triple Jump
QAB
11:05
R1
R1
11:10
G
High Jump
18:25
G
Discus Throw
QB
11:45 1500m B QAB 18:10 2000m SC G Final
G
400m
R1
18:35
Shot Put
G
KENYA YEARBO0K
12:00
B
AB
Shot Put Dec
18:40
B
800m
R1
12:05
B
QA
Hammer Throw
19:25
B
400m Dec

12:10
EDITORIAL BOARD
QAB
Long Jump
B
19:50
100m
Final
B
12:40
B
R1
20:00
400m
Final
3000m
G
13:20
20:15
B
Hammer Throw
MC
QB
Shot Put
G
FAR LEFT: Lemlem Hailu
(left) and Sindu Girma,
girls’ 1500m fi nal, a 1-2
victory sweep for Ethiopia
CENTRE: Breyton Poole
(South Africa) wins boys’
high jump
RIGHT: Timo Northo ’s
of Germany, boys; shot put
winner
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