Which organization primarily oversees the organization of the Paralympic Games?

The organization that primarily oversees the organization of the Paralympic Games is the International Paralympic Committee (IPC). The IPC is responsible for the governance, promotion, and development of the Paralympic Movement at an international level. It coordinates the planning and execution of the Paralympic Games, ensuring that they follow set standards in terms of sportsmanship, inclusion, and athlete welfare.

The IPC works in close collaboration with various international federations and National Paralympic Committees (NPCs) to create and manage events that showcase the athletic prowess of athletes with disabilities. By focusing specifically on athletes with disabilities, the IPC plays a crucial role in advocating for equal opportunities and breaking down barriers in sports.

In contrast, other organizations like the International Olympic Committee (IOC) are primarily focused on the Olympic Games and do not have the same mandate to oversee the Paralympic Games. While World Athletics and Sports Endeavor Cooperation are involved in promoting sports, their roles do not encompass the overarching responsibilities and priorities of the IPC concerning the Paralympic movement.