世界能力運動會

世界能力運動會（World Abilitysport Games），前身為世界輪椅及截肢者運動會(IWAS World Games)及斯托克·曼德维爾（Stoke Mandeville）輪椅運動會，並合併世界腦性麻痺運動會(CPISPRA World Games)，是一個多項目的身障者運動會。首屆是由路德維希·古特曼於1948年舉辦。

2023年，國際輪椅及截肢者運動總會(IWAS)及腦性麻痺國際運動與休閒協會(CPISRA)合併為世界能力運動總會，賽事更名為世界能力運動會。

 歷屆賽事 
1948: Stoke Mandeville Games for the Paralyzed Paralympics: Where Heroes Come , by Dr. Robert Steadward and Cynthia Peterson. Edmonton, Alberta: One Shot Holdings Ltd., 1997, melazerte.com, May 30, 2010 July 28, 1948, archery competition, 16 competitorsRemembering Paralympics past , BBC, July 15, 2008 (14 men, 2 womenThe Paralympics: It all started with Veterans . Veteran Affairs Canada)
1949–1951: Stoke Mandeville Games
1952:Stoke Mandeville, England – First International Stoke Mandeville GamesChronology of Events in the Development of Wheelchair Basketball , International Wheelchair Basketball Federation (IWBF) A Dutch team participated, making it an international event
1953–1959: International Stoke Mandeville Games (2nd–8th)
1960: 9th Annual International Stoke Mandeville Games, Rome, Italy – later known as the 1st Paralympic GamesRome 1960 , International Paralympic Committee (IPC)
1961–1963: International Stoke Mandeville Games (10th–12th)
1964: 13th International Stoke Mandeville Games for the Paralysed, Tokyo, Japan – later known as the 2nd Paralympic GamesThe Thirteenth International Stoke Mandeville Games for The Paralysed , dinf.ne.jp, March 17, 1999
1965–1967: International Stoke Mandeville Games (14th–16th)
1968: 17th International Stoke Mandeville Games, Tel Aviv, Israel Summer Games Governance 1960 to 1992 , International Wheelchair and Amputee Sports Federation (IWAS) – later known as the 3rd Paralympic Games
1969–1972: International Stoke Mandeville Games (18th–20th)
1972: 21st International Stoke Mandeville Games,Heidelberg, Germany  – later known as the 4th Paralympic Games21st Wheelchair Olympics , by Charles J. Bierbauer, The Pittsburgh Press, August 1, 1972, Google News Archive Search
1973–1975: International Stoke Mandeville Games
1976: None (5th Paralympic Year)
1977–1979: International Stoke Mandeville Games
1980: None (6th Paralympic Year)
1981–1983: International Stoke Mandeville Games
1984: None (7th Paralympic Year)
1985–1987: International Stoke Mandeville Games
1988: None (8th Paralympic Year)
1989–1991: International Stoke Mandeville Games
1992: None (9th Paralympic Year)
1993–1995: International Stoke Mandeville Games
1996: None (10th Paralympic Year)
1997–2000 – World Wheelchair Games
2000: None (11th Paralympic Year)
2001–2003: World Wheelchair Games2003 World Wheelchair Games / Jeux Mondiaux 2003 , Canadian Wheelchair Sports Association
2004: None (12th Paralympic Year)
2005: World Wheelchair and Amputee Games 里約熱內盧, 2005 World Wheelchair and Amputee Games , cwsa.ca21. Sports – Accomplishments Abroad – The First IWAS World Wheelchair and Amputee Games , gio.gov.tw
2006: World Wheelchair and Amputee Games 班加羅爾, 
2007: World Wheelchair and Amputee Games  臺北市, Singapore wins 14 medals at World Wheelchair and Amputee Games 2007 , sglead.wordpress.com, September 18, 2007
2008: None (13th Paralympic Year)
2009: IWAS World Games – 班加羅爾, ,IWAS World Games 2009 , International Wheelchair and Amputee Sports Federation (IWAS), November 24, 2009
2011: IWAS World Games – 夏尔迦, IWAS announced today that the bid to host the IWAS World Games , International Wheelchair and Amputee Sports Federation (IWAS), February 8, 2011
2012: None (14th Paralympic Year)
2013: IWAS World Games 斯塔茨卡納爾, 
2015: IWAS World Games 索契, 
2016: None (15th Paralympic Year)
2017: IWAS World Games 聖安東尼奧雷阿爾城, 
2019: IWAS World Games 沙迦, 
2021: None (16th Paralympic Year)
2022: IWAS World Games 聖安東尼奧雷阿爾城, 
2023: 世界能力運動會 呵叻，

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Category:身心障礙運動會
Category:1948年建立的週期性體育事件