Member Federations

Its governing structure consists of the Board of Directors: president, VP, treasurer, secretary general, and six members. A Technical Commission and various Committees are operating within general regulations.

It serves as the governing body (president, secretary general) for biathlon. It operates under the Armenian Olympic Committee. It is tasked with: national competitions, developing training programs, coordinating with international biathlon bodies.

It is governed by an executive board consisting of 3-11 members. It has 525 affiliate athletes, 11 clubs, 3 regional federations. Infrastructure: 1 biathlon stadium and 1 biathlon infrastructure sport center. It organises Various competitions.

Biathlon Australia serves as the national governing body for biathlon in Australia, overseeing its development; 3 registered athletes. It operates 2 venues: Whiskey Flat at Mt Hotham (hosting national team selection races, winter training), Perisher.

It is governed by a board of directors and has 1,387 athletes. It has 2 IBU-licensed courses and 67 affiliated clubs. It hosts national championships, regional cups, divisional championships, as well as the IBU World Cup and IBU Cup.

It is a public association that unites athletes, coaches, referees, and other stakeholders. It serves as the governing body for biathlon in Belarus. The supreme governing body is the Conference, held every four years.

It is governed by an executive board with 11 members. It oversees 45 athletes, biathlon center, Nordic and biathlon center. It has 4 clubs. It organises national championships for youth, junior, and senior categories as well as the Balkan Cup.

The Biathlon Federation of North Macedonia is governed by an Executive Board and consists of 14 athletes. The infrastructure includes clubs and various competitions such as national championships, national competitions, and kids' competitions.

It is overseen by a president and a secretary general. It includes 13 athletes and 5 coaches. The infrastructure: snowmobile trails in the mountains; two biathlon sections within the clubs. The federation hosts various competitions, winter and summer.

Governing structure consists of the President and General Secretary overseeing federation’s operations. The federation is currently constructing the Biathlon Park Moldova. It oversees various clubs, national championships for both winter and summer.

Biathlon New Zealand is governed by a body that liaises with stakeholders and consists of 45 members. The organization has one stadium, one club, and hosts competitions including the National Championships and the Wanaka Biathlon Club Championships.

It has a governing structure that includes an assembly and a board of directors, with 74 athletes, one biathlon course/track, 16 clubs, and competitions such as national championships, national cup, and regional cup.

The organization has a governing structure consisting of a 10-member board and a 4-level performance structure. There are 18 athletes involved, and the infrastructure includes clubs and competitions.

It has an executive board: president , 8 members. They oversee 220 athletes. Infrastructure: 7 training centres, 12 shooting ranges, 2 elementary schools, 2 high schools with biathlon programs. It encompasses 16 clubs and organises various competitions.

CBDN is governed by a General Assembly. Sao Carlos National Training Centre offers biathlon-related training facilities. Focus on laser riffles, rollerski. Six coaches enrolled in the IBU education initiatives.

It is the governing body for biathlon in China; plays a crucial role in organising national competitions and fostering talent. It oversees national events - for identifying , nurturing talent for international competitions; 23 IBU-registered athletes.

It is the governing body for modern pentathlon and biathlon sports in Taiwan; 3 IBU-registered athletes.

It is a self-governing association with an executive board consisting of a president, 2 VPs 6 board members, secretary general. It has 6 clubs, 81 athletes, 1 fully-functioning training center, 1 under construction. It hosts various competitions.

It is the governing body for biathlon in Cyprus. The federation oversees the organization and promotion of biathlon including: development of athletes, competitions at various levels, representation of Cyprus in international biathlon events.

Governed by an Executive Board (President, 5 members). It oversees 560 athletes, 2,500 members. The infrastructure: 1 IBU-licensed course and 3 biathlon venues; 70 affiliated clubs. The competitions: from events for 10-15-year-olds to the IBU World Cup.

The governing structure consists of DGI Shooting and the Denmark Shooting Federation. There are 4-8 national competitions held per year.

Biathlon in Germany is governed within DSV. Its infrastructure includes 2 A IBU-licensed courses,1 B IBU-licensed course. The organization consists of 56 clubs, including 2 national training centers, 6 development centers. It hosts various competitions.

The Dominican Association Biathlon consists of three province associations and currently has no infrastructure or clubs. It organises three rollerski competitions.

It is governed by an executive board - president and 9 members. The infrastructure: 2 international IBU-certified, 1 national biathlon course. 300 active athletes; the federation is affiliated with 18 clubs, 3 sports schools. Various competitions.

Governed by a federal council; it appoints discipline’s technical directors. 8 regional biathlon-responsible committees. 577 athletes, 1 A IBU-licensed course, 2 B IBU-licensed courses, 54 clubs, 4 armed forces sports groups, various competitions.

The Argentine Federation of Modern Pentathlon and Biathlon is part of CAD (Confederacion Argentina Deportes), which is governed by an extensive Board of Directors. Currently, there are four active biathletes and one active official.

It has a governing structure consisting of a two-person team who are both athletes and administrators for all roles, supported by the Mexican Olympic Committee. It currently lacks infrastructure, clubs, and domestic competitions.

Biathlon in France is governed under FFS. It oversees 510 athletes. It has 24 IBU-licensed venues and includes 7 high-performance programs and 105 development programs. The federation organises various competitions.

It has an executive board with 9 members (at least 30% of each gender must be represented). It has 3 international IBU-certified courses, supported by 93 clubs. They organise national competitions, regional competitions, IBU World Cup and IBU Cup.

Greenland Biathloh Federation - with its main office in Nuuk - is governed by a President/Chairman (in one person) and Secretary General. There are eight registered athletes of all ages and 11 active officials.

It operates within the Ministry of Sport and has a governing structure that includes a general assembly and a council with specific membership. It has 2 biathlon centres and 6 active clubs. It organises winter, summer national championships.

It governs biathlon, within the Hungarian Ski Association; 20-23 athletes. There are 2 biathlon-applicable venues, and the sport is supported by family businesses and regular clubs. The association hosts national championships in both winter and summer.

It is governed by a President and a Secretary General. It has 42 athletes and is supported by infrastructure in 3 prefectures with a biathlon affinity. Additionally, there is 1 club associated with the federation. It organises various competitions.

Its governing structure includes a management team: president, three vice presidents, secretary general, sports director. It oversees 5 clubs. It has access to 2 IBU-licensed courses and 9 sports centres that cater to biathlon. It organises 9 competitions.

It is governed by a president and sections; it has 64 athletes. The union has 1 IBU-licensed stadium and is associated with various clubs. It organises the National Championships (winter and summer), MCST Cup, President Cup, Korean Cup, and Students Cup.

Its governing structure includes a board of directors: president, VP, 7 board members, general secretary. It has biathlon sport centers ; 340 athletes, 31 coaches, 8 clubs, 6 sport schools with biathlon programme. The federation hosts several competitions.

It has introduced biathlon to Lebanese skiers in 2023. There are currently 20 athletes involved, with infrastructure consisting of two skiing resorts, but no homologated shooting range. Clubs in six existing skiing resorts; national championships.

The Liechtenstein Ski Federation is the governing structure for the Liechtensteinischer Skiverband. It is a part of the Swiss Biathlon Cup and has two coaches. The infrastructure includes a 12.5 km cross-country skiing course.

It consists of an Executive Committee with 7 members, 5 sport centers, and 11 clubs. It organises National Championships (winter and summer), National Children Championships, Lithuanian Biathlon Federation Cup, Baltic Cup, and IBU Junior Cup.

It is governed by an executive board and local sport governing bodies. It has 27 athletes and two sport centres with biathlon-enabling facilities. Competitions include: ski and biathlon for all, as well as military championships.

It is a non-profit organization. Its highest body is the general meeting (AV), consisting of representatives of the affiliated associations and provincial representatives. The AV appoints the main board of the Federation.

The governing structure consists of a National Congress with 3 elected committees, a total of 1,300 athletes, and infrastructure including IBU-licensed courses and C license courses. 161 clubs are organised into 5 regions, various levels of competitions.

Biathlon in Austria is part of the OSV. It has a 6-member leadership. Its infrastructure includes 2 A IBU-licensed courses, various clubs, and different levels of competitions: national championships, regional cup, IBU World Cup, IBU Cup, IBU Junior Cup.

It has an executive board with 9 members , more than 30 internationally active athletes. It has 2 IBU-licensed courses and supports various clubs, academic training groups, military training groups, championships schools. It organises various competitions.

It serves as the governing body for various winter sports in Portugal, including biathlon. The federation is governed by a president and a council that includes various committees focused on justice, discipline, and arbitration.

Biathlon is part of RFEDI. Its structure consisting of a president, managing board, and CEO/sports director. The federation oversees 1 course and is associated with various clubs. It organises national championships for both winter and summer sports.

It is part of a broader initiative to enhance sports education and training within the country. The center is associated with various sports schools and training facilities aimed at developing high-level athletes in technical sports disciplines.

It is governed by a board of directors consisting of a president, 3 VPs, 4 board members, and a general secretary. It oversees 10 clubs, 430 athletes, 45 coaches, and one IBU-licensed course. It organises various competitions.

The Ski and Snowboard Association of Thailand's governing structure includes an infrastructure with 20 rollerski pistes, various clubs, and the organization of the rollerski national championship.

It is an integral part of the Ski Association of Slovenia, governed by a structured council. There are 71 athletes associated with the assembly. The infrastructure includes a IBU-licensed course. It has 11 clubs, 3 regional centres; various competitions.

Governed by a General Assembly headed by a President and 6 VPs, plus a Presidium, Control & Audit Commission, Disciplinary Board. It has 369 athletes and operates 1 IBU-licensed course. 45 affiliated clubs; the association hosts various competitions.

It is primary organization responsible for snowsports in Ireland. National Governing Body serves for all aspects of snowsports in Ireland - skiing, snowboarding, and other related disciplines, including biathlon.

It is governed by a board consisting of 6 members. The infrastructure includes one A IBU-licensed course and one B IBU-licensed course. There are 93 clubs spread across 7 regions. It hosts various competitions, national championships for all levels.

It is part of the Ski Swiss pyramid and consists of 100 athletes. The infrastructure includes 1 A IBU-licensed course, 1 B IBU-licensed course. The clubs are divided among Biathlon Center West/Central and Biathlon Center East. Various competitions.

It operates under the Ministry of Youth and Sports. Governing structure: president, conference, executive board, committee, national teams, office. 1,120 athletes, 56 coaches across 12 regions. It has 5 training centres, organises various competitions.

It has an office in Akureyri that manages cross-country skiing and biathlon; it has organised two biathlon competitions. There are 4 indoor shooting arenas, 4 used biathlon rifles, and 6 new and 4 old shooting targets in Iceland.

Turkish Ski Federation is led by a president and general secretary, with 99 athletes, two fully-functioning biathlon venues, 41 clubs, and national championships as the main competition.

The U.S. Biathlon governing structure: CEO, 4 directors, a 15-person board that includes 5 athletes. The infrastructure: 2 international IBU-certified and 1 national biathlon course. There are 1,275 members, 41 clubs, and various competitions.