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Children enjoying a newly installed turf pitch as part of a FIFA goal project in Palestine
Which FIFA development activities are individual member associations engaging in? What are the details of these projects? All the key facts and figures are available here.

Development Globe

The FIFA development globe introduces you to FIFA development activities worldwide. Learn what FIFA does - all around the globe - to improve the state of the game around the world!

Governance

Statutes and elections are a crucial part of football governance
The 209 member associations of FIFA are the backbone of world football. In order to fulfill their national mandate to organize and develop football countrywide, the solidity and sustainability of their governance structures are the first priority. FIFA supports the members in the revision and adaptation of these structures.

Project Funding

National technical centre in Ecuador
Supporting our member association’s growth means providing them, when needed, with the resources to jumpstart their development by implementing key football projects. Since 1999 and the creation of the Goal programme, FIFA has funded and concluded more than 1 000 football projects over the world.

Expertise

Participants in a FIFA seminar listen in - Johannesburg, South Africa
FIFA’s commitment to support its member associations reaches far outside the pitch and looks to help the national federations to improve crucial managerial aspects of their every-day functioning.

Education & Technical

Goal Project in Blakes Estate, Montserrat. Children shake hands for Fair Play
The objective of any FIFA development activity is to ultimately improve the football experience of those who wish to play the game. Building the skills and capacities of the individuals responsible for providing this football experience is therefore key to this objective.

Medical

FIFA medical officers take blood samples
To provide the knowledge and skill for protecting the health of female and male players of all ages and levels as well as for promoting football as a key tool in public health.

Development Offices

Development officers seminar in Zurich, April 2013

Ever since the launch of its Goal Programme, FIFA has relied on a network of in-country development offices to help it to achieve its football development aims.

CIES

CIES Headquarters – Neuchâtel, Switzerland

The CIES is an independent study centre located in Neuchâtel, Switzerland. It was created in 1995 as a joint venture between FIFA, the University of Neuchâtel and the City and State of Neuchâtel.

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Development Programs and Courses

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