Association sharing expertise
Coaches, educators, referees and technical professionals share methods, training and experience through the documented development plan.
A child’s first touch can begin a generation of football.
WUFO funds measurable, documented partnerships between two Member Associations. One with greater development capacity commits to teach and train a smaller association, so that the latter can build lasting football structures of its own.
Coaches, educators, referees and technical professionals share methods, training and experience through the documented development plan.
Eligible expenditure belongs to the dedicated Partnerships budget line and is authorised, recorded and independently audited.
Its own people and institutions acquire the skills to teach, officiate, organise and sustain participation locally.
Play, movement, coordination, enjoyment and a safe introduction to the ball. No imitation of adult professional competition.
Training need not stop with children who began in U6. Older children and young people who lacked early access may enter an accelerated development pathway.
Player development, coaches, coach educators, referees, technical staff, women’s football, administration and eligible training infrastructure can all form part of a structured plan.
Illustrative examples only. These are not announced agreements, invitations or commitments by the named associations.
The 23.32% and US$1,250M are founding reference figures, not a fixed annual payment. The eight pairings are hypothetical illustrations.