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A general view of FIFA headquarters
Sports governing bodies play a fundamental role in society and therefore adherence to good governance principles is fundamental for the fulfilment of their statutory objectives and broader social mission. As football’s world governing body, FIFA is firmly committed to the principles of good governance, transparency and zero tolerance towards any wrongdoing.

Competition organisation

FIFA World Cup trophy
FIFA doesn’t just organise the World Cup but a whole host of men’s, women’s and youth competitions which involve national and club teams. Find out more in this section.

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  • Blue Stars/FIFA Youth Cup 2015

    13 - 14 May 2015

  • FIFA U-20 World Cup New Zealand 2015

    30 May 2015 - 20 Jun 2015 - New Zealand

  • FIFA Women's World Cup Canada 2015

    06 Jun 2015 - 05 Jul 2015 - Canada

  • FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup Portugal 2015

    09 - 19 July 2015 - Portugal

  • FIFA U-17 World Cup Chile 2015

    17 Oct 2015 - 08 Nov 2015 - Chile

Activity Report

Annual FIFA Activity Report available online now
The Activity Report showcases FIFA’s work in global football development, the governance and administration of the game, organising international competitions, and sustainability and health projects.

Reporting Mechanism

Chairman of FIFA's ethics committee, Claudio Sulser's hand holds the "FIFA's code of ethics"
FIFA has implemented a regulatory framework which is intended to ensure that all statutory rules, rules of conduct and internal guidelines of our organisation are respected and complied with. In this context, and in particular as a measure to aid in prevention, FIFA has issued, among others, the FIFA Code of Conduct and the FIFA Code of Ethics.

Disciplinary

Meeting of FIFA’s Disciplinary Committee at the Home of FIFA in Zurich on 31 January 2013
Learn more about FIFA’s judicial bodies: the Disciplinary Committee and the Appeal Committee, as well as the Dispute Resolution System and FIFA’s Disciplinary Code.

Anti-Doping

FIFA has a clear vision: to keep football free of doping. It is FIFA’s duty to protect players from harm and ensure that footballers can compete on an even playing field.

Finances

FIFA Football Facilities Development Seminar
According to article 69, paragraph 2 of the FIFA Statutes, FIFA’s revenue and expenditure “shall be managed so that they balance out over the financial period”. Furthermore, “FIFA’s major duties in the future shall be guaranteed through the creation of reserves”.

Transfers

Transfer Matching System

The FIFA Transfer Matching System (TMS) is an online system that makes international transfers of players between clubs quicker, smoother and more transparent.

Agents

Player Agents

FIFA Ballon d'Or nominee Cristiano Ronaldo of Portugal and Real Madrid signs autographs

Agents play an important role in the world of football. Find out what rules govern their profession and consult the list of FIFA affiliated agents.

Match Agents

The starting lineups of each team is lead into the pitch
Looking to arrange a friendly? Consult the list of FIFA’s affiliated match agents, organised by Member Associations to help you find the contact you need.

FIFA Security

FIFA Security

FIFA President Joseph S. Blatter speaks during the 62nd FIFA Congress
The FIFA Security Division is responsible for matters related to the integrity and protection of the game.

Early Warning System

An Early Warning System employee monitors sports betting
FIFA Early Warning System (EWS) monitors betting on all FIFA matches and competitions in order to prevent negative influences from betting.

FIFA-Interpol Initiative

FIFA has signed an agreement with INTERPOL
Corruption and match manipulation remain the biggest threats to the integrity of football, and number of match-manipulation cases are on the increase.

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