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International Ski Federation (FIS) 2020 5'000'000.00 100.00% 12.500 International Ski Federation (FIS) 2020 FIS Calculation Financial Support 5’000’000.00 100.00% 12.500% 21.875% 43.750% 21.875% New 5’000’000.00 625’000.00 1’093’750.00 2’187’500.00 1’093’750.00 Total Code Nation Status Basic WSC Races Activity 2020 AFG 90 Ski Federation of Afghanistan ASSOCIATE MEMBER - - - 4’614.00 4’614.00 ALB 100 Albanian Skiing Federation FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 5’250.00 - 6’152.00 19’848.00 ALG 105 Féd. Algérienne de Ski et Sports de Montagne FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 - - 6’152.00 14’598.00 AND 110 Federació Andorrana d'Esquí FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 5’250.00 26’110.00 10’766.00 50’572.00 ARG 120 Federación Argentina de Ski y Andinismo FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 9’450.00 52’220.00 12’304.00 82’420.00 ARM 125 Armenian Ski Federation FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 6’300.00 18’650.00 7’690.00 41’086.00 ASA 130 American Samoa Ski Association ASSOCIATE MEMBER - - - - - AUS 140 Snow Australia FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 10’500.00 52’220.00 12’304.00 83’470.00 AUT 150 Österreichischer Skiverband FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 48’300.00 111’900.00 18’456.00 187’102.00 AZE 160 Azerbaijan Ski Federation ASSOCIATE MEMBER - - - 4’614.00 4’614.00 BAH 190 Bahamas Ski Association ASSOCIATE MEMBER - - - 1’538.00 1’538.00 BAR 170 Barbados Ski Association ASSOCIATE MEMBER - - - 1’538.00 1’538.00 BEL 180 Royal Belgian Ski Federation FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 9’450.00 11’190.00 10’766.00 39’852.00 BER 185 Bermuda Winter Ski Association ASSOCIATE MEMBER - 1’050.00 - 3’076.00 4’126.00 BIH 200 Ski Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 12’600.00 35’435.00 10’766.00 67’247.00 BLR 210 Belarus Ski Union FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 8’400.00 3’730.00 12’304.00 32’880.00 BOL 220 Federacion Boliviana de Ski Y Andinismo FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 2’100.00 - 3’076.00 13’622.00 BRA 230 Brazilian Snow Sports Federation FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 5’250.00 22’380.00 10’766.00 46’842.00 BUL 240 Bulgarian Ski Federation FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 9’450.00 7’460.00 13’842.00 39’198.00 CAN 250 Canadian Snowsports Association CSA FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 30’450.00 83’925.00 18’456.00 141’277.00 CAY 255 Cayman Islands Conf. & Assoc. of Snow Sports (CICASS) ASSOCIATE MEMBER - - - 1’538.00 1’538.00 CHI 260 Chilean Ski and Snowboard Federation FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 6’300.00 41’030.00 12’304.00 68’080.00 CHN 270 Chinese Ski Association FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 26’250.00 63’410.00 18’456.00 116’562.00 CMR 275 Fédération de Ski de Cameroun ASSOCIATE MEMBER - - - 1’538.00 1’538.00 COL 280 Colombian Ski Team ASSOCIATE MEMBER - 3’150.00 - 9’228.00 12’378.00 CPV Cape Verdean Olympic Committee PROVISIONAL MEMBER - - - - - CRC 290 Costa Rica Ski Association ASSOCIATE MEMBER - - - 6’152.00 6’152.00 CRO 300 Croatian Ski Association FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 14’700.00 26’110.00 10’766.00 60’022.00 CYP 320 Cyprus Ski Federation FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 4’200.00 - 3’076.00 15’722.00 CZE 330 Ski Association of the Czech Republic FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 37’800.00 46’625.00 18’456.00 111’327.00 DEN 340 Danmarks Skiforbund FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 9’450.00 - 12’304.00 30’200.00 DMA 345 Dominica Ski Association ASSOCIATE MEMBER - - - 4’614.00 4’614.00 DOM 347 Fed. Dominicana de Patinaje y Deportes de Invierno ASSOCIATE MEMBER - - - 3’076.00 3’076.00 ECU 346 Comité Olimpico Ecuatoriano ASSOCIATE MEMBER - 1’050.00 - 4’614.00 5’664.00 EGY 350 Association de Ski de l'Egypte ASSOCIATE MEMBER - - - - - ERI 355 Eritrean National Olympic Committee ASSOCIATE MEMBER - - - 1’538.00 1’538.00 ESA 360 Federación Salvadoreña de Nieve Y Hielo ASSOCIATE MEMBER - - - 1’538.00 1’538.00 ESP 850 Real Federación Española Deportes de Invierno FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 6’300.00 26’110.00 15’380.00 56’236.00 EST 370 Estonian Ski Association FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 11’550.00 7’460.00 18’456.00 45’912.00 ETH 375 Ethiopian National Ski Federation ASSOCIATE MEMBER - - - 1’538.00 1’538.00 FIJ 380 Fiji National Olympic Committee ASSOCIATE MEMBER - - - - - FIN 390 Finnish Ski Association FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 38’850.00 78’330.00 18’456.00 144’082.00 FRA 400 Fédération Française de Ski FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 47’250.00 78’330.00 18’456.00 152’482.00 GBR 410 GB Snowsport FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 14’700.00 11’190.00 16’918.00 51’254.00 GEO 420 Georgian Ski Federation FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 5’250.00 3’730.00 10’766.00 28’192.00 GER 430 Deutscher Skiverband FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 46’200.00 89’520.00 18’456.00 162’622.00 GHA 435 Ghana Winter Sports Association ASSOCIATE MEMBER - 1’050.00 - 3’076.00 4’126.00 GRE 440 Hellenic Winter Sports Federation FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 23’100.00 37’300.00 12’304.00 81’150.00 GRN 450 Grenada International Sports Foundation SUSPENDED - - - - - GUA 460 Guatemalan Alpine Winter Sports Association ASSOCIATE MEMBER - - - 1’538.00 1’538.00 GUY Guyana Ski Federation ASSOCIATE MEMBER - - - - - HAI 461 Fédération Haitienne de Ski ASSOCIATE MEMBER - 2’100.00 - 6’152.00 8’252.00 HKG 465 Ski Association of Hong Kong, China Ltd. FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 - - 9’228.00 17’674.00 HON 470 Honduras Ski Association ASSOCIATE MEMBER - - - - - HUN 480 Hungarian Ski Federation FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 11’550.00 7’460.00 18’456.00 45’912.00 IND 490 Ski and Snowboard India FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 1’050.00 - 9’228.00 18’724.00 IRI 500 Iran Ski Federation FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 17’850.00 29’840.00 12’304.00 68’440.00 IRL 505 Ski Association of Ireland FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 5’250.00 - 10’766.00 24’462.00 ISL 510 Icelandic Ski Association FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 14’700.00 24’245.00 13’842.00 61’233.00 ISR 515 The Olympic Committee of Israel FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 2’100.00 - 7’690.00 18’236.00 ISV 520 Virgin Islands Winter Sports Federation ASSOCIATE MEMBER - - - 3’076.00 3’076.00 ITA 530 Federazione Italiana Sport Invernali FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 49’350.00 106’305.00 18’456.00 182’557.00 IVB 535 British Virgin Islands Ski Association ASSOCIATE MEMBER - - - 1’538.00 1’538.00 JAM 540 Jamaica Ski Federation ASSOCIATE MEMBER - - - 4’614.00 4’614.00 JOR 545 Jordan Olympic Committee ASSOCIATE MEMBER - 1’050.00 - 1’538.00 2’588.00 FIS Calculation Financial Support 5’000’000.00 100.00% 12.500% 21.875% 43.750% 21.875% New 5’000’000.00 625’000.00 1’093’750.00 2’187’500.00 1’093’750.00 Total Code Nation Status Basic WSC Races Activity 2020 JPN 550 Ski Association of Japan FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 25’200.00 70’870.00 18’456.00 122’972.00 KAZ 570 Kazakhstan Ski Association FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 28’350.00 29’840.00 18’456.00 85’092.00 KEN 580 Kenya Ski Federation ASSOCIATE MEMBER - - - 3’076.00 3’076.00 KGZ 590 Ski Federation of Kyrgyzstan FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 7’350.00 - 16’918.00 32’714.00 KOR 600 Korea Ski Association FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 1’050.00 67’140.00 16’918.00 93’554.00 KOS 605 Ski Federation of Kosova FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 5’250.00 3’730.00 4’614.00 22’040.00 KUW 610 Kuwait Winter Games Club ASSOCIATE MEMBER - - - 3’076.00 3’076.00 LAT 620 Latvian Ski Association FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 13’650.00 22’380.00 16’918.00 61’394.00 LBN 630 Lebanese Ski Federation FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 15’750.00 41’030.00 9’228.00 74’454.00 LES 625 Lesotho National Wintersport Association ASSOCIATE MEMBER - - - - - LIE 635 Liechtensteinischer Skiverband FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 4’200.00 - 6’152.00 18’798.00 LTU 640 Lithuanian National Skiing Association FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 15’750.00 14’920.00 12’304.00 51’420.00 LUX 650 Fédération Luxembourgeoise de Ski FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 2’100.00 - 6’152.00 16’698.00 MAD 655 Ski Madagascar ASSOCIATE MEMBER - 3’150.00 - 4’614.00 7’764.00 MAR 660 Fédération Royale Marocaine de Ski et Sport de Montagne FULL MEMBER 8’446.00 2’100.00 3’730.00 6’152.00 20’428.00 MAS 661 Malaysian Ski Association ASSOCIATE MEMBER - - - 4’614.00 4’614.00 MDA 675 Ski Federation of the Republic of Moldova ASSOCIATE MEMBER - 3’150.00 - 4’614.00 7’764.00 MEX 670 Federación Mexicana de Ski, A.C.
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