ABOUT THE JOB Details FIFA’s Global Football Development Division High Performance Programme/Talent Development Scheme: Review and assess applications Involved in the implementation of the Talent Development Scheme Coordination, cooperation, and…
Four Oceania female coaches have secured a scholarship as part of the FIFA Coach Education Scholarship programme, designed to increase the number of female coaches in football. New Zealand trio…
We caught up with FIFA Chief Women’s Football Officer Sarai Bareman on the Performance Pillar of our women’s football strategy. “What I’m most proud of is that women’s football is…
The Oceania Football Confederation (OFC) has launched its first strategic plan dedicated to women’s football. The ALL IN: OFC Women’s Football Strategy 2027 aims to increase the development, growth, sustainability,…
The 71st FIFA Congress has unanimously voted during the weekend to bring the bidding process for the hosting of the FIFA Women’s World Cup in line with the process for…
The FIFA Council has approved further transfer system reforms and announced key FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 dates. A third package of reforms to the transfer system has been approved…
A ground-breaking study by FIFA has delivered the message that every talented player deserves a chance to be identified and developed. The 14-month-long project, launched in Doha in January 2020 by…
A momentous OFC-FIFA Guardians Safeguarding in Football Orientation Webinar has successfully concluded with participants from nine OFC Member Associations, OFC staff and FIFA Development Office – Oceania all participating. The…
FIFA launches Global Integrity Programme to strengthen fight against match-fixing New programme is aimed at boosting education and building integrity capacity within 211 Member Associations FIFA Global Integrity Programme developed…
The FIFA Council has passed landmark reforms to better protect female players and football coaches, and approved several additional measures in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The meeting, which was…