10Th UEFA GRASSROOTS WORKSHOP
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4/11/2013 10th UEFA GRASSROOTS WORKSHOP 10 APRIL 2013 OSLO, NORWAY Lost in translation? LANGUAGE CHANNELS 1. ENGLISH 2. FRENCH 3. GERMAN 4. - 5. SPANISH 6. RUSSIAN 1 4/11/2013 Wednesday, 10 April 09:00 Grassroots Football and its social responsibilities a) Introduction to UEFA’s social activities Patrick Gasser, UEFA Senior Football and Social Responsibility Manager 09:30 b) Football as an Integration Tool in Northern Ireland Maria Wilson, Irish FA Volunteer Development and Policy Officer 09:50 c) Disability Football in Azerbaijan Sabina Huseynova, AFF Azerbaijan International Relations Department Specialist Yusif Valiyev, AFF Azerbaijan Head of Youth Competitions Department 10:10 d) Education of Grassroots Leaders – Tackling Violence Luca Balduzzi, Swiss FA Grassroots Manager 10:30 Break Wednesday, 10 April 11:00 Grassroots and Professional Football a) “Schalke macht Schule” – a Study Support Center Project Bodo Menze, Head of Schalke 04’s youth football department b) Molde FK – Building a Club Structure Involving Professional and Grassroots Football Tarje N. Jacobsen, Molde FK Club Director Terje Myrseth, Molde FK Grassroots Manager 12:00 Introduction to the Practical Session Hallvar Thoresen, NFF Project Manager Football Development 12:45 Buffet Lunch 14:30 Departure to Practical Session 14:45 Practical Session in Heming Heming I.L. 15:45 Return to the Hotel 16:15 Break 2 4/11/2013 Wednesday, 10 April 16:45 Grassroots Strategy and Philosophy: How to get the focus right Stefano D’Ottavio, Italian FA Head of Technical Area – youth and school football Massimo Tell, Italian FA Grassroots Manager 17:30 Introduction to the Discussion Groups Frank K. Ludolph, UEFA Head of Football Education Services Ioan Lupescu, UEFA Chief Technical Officer 17:45 Discussion Groups 19:15 Close 20:00 Dinner at the Hotel Wednesday, 10 April 19:15 Close 20:00 Dinner at the Hotel 3 4/11/2013 Wednesday, 10 April 09:00 Grassroots Football and its social responsibilities a) Introduction to UEFA’s social activities Patrick Gasser, UEFA Senior Football and Social Responsibility Manager 09:30 b) Football as an Integration Tool in Northern Ireland Maria Wilson, Irish FA Volunteer Development and Policy Officer 09:50 c) Disability Football in Azerbaijan Sabina Huseynova, AFF Azerbaijan International Relations Department Specialist Yusif Valiyev, AFF Azerbaijan Head of Youth Competitions Department 10:10 d) Education of Grassroots Leaders – Tackling Violence Luca Balduzzi, Swiss FA Grassroots Manager 10:30 Break GrassrootsFootball and its social responsibilities a) Introduction to UEFA’s social activities Patrick Gasser, Senior Football and Social Responsibility Manager 4 4/11/2013 Patrick Gasser • Senior UEFA Football and Social Responsibility Manager – Started in 1999 • Worked for thirteen years at the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) – Both in the field and in Geneva – In areas affected by conflicts in Africa, Asia and Europa – He was directing relief and protection operations and also managing media contacts Grassroots and its social responsibilities UEFA Football and Social Responsibility Strategy 2012-17 Definition: of social responsibility CSR is a process to achieve sustainable development in societies. CSR in football is a systems approach that strives to increase social responsibility in all aspects of the game with all of its key economic, social, financial and environmental stakeholders. CSR is not at the expense of profits – is about how profits are made. 5 4/11/2013 UEFA Football and Social Responsibility Strategy 2012-17 RESPECT video clip UEFA Football and Social Responsibility Strategy 2012-17 Institutional framework • Anti‐doping unit • Anti‐corruption unit • Club licensing scheme • Social dialogue • Financial Fairplay • HR; equal opportunity recruitment policy • Protection of minors • Institutional discrimination • Football education services incl. grassroots 6 4/11/2013 UEFA Football and Social Responsibility Strategy 2012-17 Portfolio Core 2012-2017 Associated partners (5 years) min. contribution, per strategic (limited 5 years ) max. contribution theme € 200 K €150 K Strategic themes Strategic core partners Strategic associated partners Football Against Racism in Europe Racism & Discrimination (FARE) Homeless World Cup Peace and Reconciliation Cross Cultures Project Association B&H, CRO, FRY MKD, SER, MOT (CCPA) ARM, AZE, GEO, MOL and UKR Football for All (abilities) Centre for Access to Football in portfolio IBSA, CPISRA, SOEE, EDSO etc. Europe (CAFÉ) Health (public health issues) World Heart Federation (WHF) Football First Portfolio (UEFA we care) La Ligne de vie Environment WWF, for a living planet Swiss Academy for Development Football for Development http://www.sportanddev.org UEFA Football and Social Responsibility Strategy 2012-17 Annual donations Time line UEFA awards beneficaries 2012-13 Monaco charity award Stefano Borgonovo Foundation 2012 “Team of the Year” uefa.com International Committee of the award Red Cross 2012 Natural disaster grants UEFA member associations FPF-Algarve, FA of Wales 2012/13 Ad-Hoc donations various “Eat for Goals” Parents & kids since 2005 with WHF Other Projects/Events UEFA Women’s EURO 2013 FSR UEFA competitions World Heart Federation project 7 4/11/2013 UEFA Football and Social Responsibility: Health Promote an active healthy life Implementing partners and style experts in the Event - Project activites Partners - timing UEFA EURO 2012 Poland and RESPECT your Health streetfootballworld, WHF, Muuvit, Ukraine EUROSCHOOLS 2012 Cross Cultures, HS: August 2012 RESPECT your Health streetfooballworld, European post UEFA EURO 2012 Wroclaw Eurocamp 2012 Commission: August 2012 UEFA EURO 2012 Poland and WHF, WHO, UEFA EURO-2012: Ukraine Tobacco free June 2012 Swedish Heart and Heart WEURO 2013 Make a healthy heart your Goal Foundation, Swedish FA, WHF, Muuvit, HS, UEFA: July 2013 UEFA, European Commission of UEFA Champions League “Get Active” Health: Season 2007/08 OBJECTIVES …an increase in health literacy levels …a positive change in lifestyles …an increase in community involvement in social activities …a wider range of citizens playing sport and using local sports facilities 8 4/11/2013 TOOLS GUIDE BOOK WORKSHOPS WEBSITE MUUVIT 2400 distributed 86 workshops organised 598 entries 1000 school classes Over 6000 volunteers So far 16.390 kids reached trained ACTIVITIES TROPHY TOUR OFFS FESTIVALS WORKSHOPS SCHOOL LESSONS 9 4/11/2013 Over 100.000 kids reached in Poland and Ukraine PARTNERS Overall coordination National implementation Ukraine Poland Supporting partners 10 4/11/2013 Final highlight – EUROCAMP 2012 At a glance Financed by European Commission, UEFA Participants 41 UEFA nations, 54 teams, 268 participants, 29 Young Leaders, 30 volunteers, 17 workshop facilitators Delegations 2 boys, 2 girls (age 14-16) and one chaperone Most of the participants came from disadvantaged backgrounds. They were selected by social partners and programmes of the national Football Associations. Programme Intercultural exchange, workshops, football and fair play Final highlight – EUROCAMP 2012 Respect your Health -- Eurocamp 2012 (Trailer) - YouTube 11 4/11/2013 UEFA Football and Social Responsibility: Health Promote an active healthy life Implementing partners and style experts in the Event - Project activites Partners - timing UEFA EURO 2012 Poland and RESPECT your Health streetfootballworld, WHF, Muuvit, Ukraine EUROSCHOOLS 2012 Cross Cultures, HS: August 2012 RESPECT your Health streetfooballworld, European post UEFA EURO 2012 Wroclaw Eurocamp 2012 Commission: August 2012 UEFA EURO 2012 Poland and WHF, WHO, UEFA EURO-2012: Ukraine Tobacco free June 2012 Swedish Heart and Heart WEURO 2013 Make a healthy heart your Goal Foundation, Swedish FA, WHF, Muuvit, HS, UEFA: July 2013 UEFA, European Commission of UEFA Champions League “Get Active” Health: Season 2007/08 UEFA Football and Social Responsibility Strategy 2012-17 12 4/11/2013 UEFA Football and Social Responsibility Strategy 2012-17 “Get active” video clip UEFA Football and Social Responsibility: football for all abilities Promote football for all Implementing partners and abilities experts in the Organisation activities Partners - timing UEFA EURO 2012 Poland and CPISAR, SO, IBSA and Deaf: June Ukraine ¼ finals RESPECT Inclusion 2012 Unified football SO and UEFA member Special Olympics Grassroots day associations: 18-26 May 2013 Increase playing opportunities for UEFA member associations: IBSA blind players all season Increase playing opportunities for UEFA member associations: EDSO deaf players all season Increase playing opportunities for UEFA member associations: CPISRA CPISRA players all seasons 13 4/11/2013 UEFA Football and Social Responsibility: Racism and Discrimination Best social HatTrick project 2012 –video clip “Gay.. There’s nothing queer about it” UEFA Football and Social Responsibility: Racism and Discrimination Acceptance of homosexuality is a social issue. As the largest single sports association in the Netherlands KNVB takes its responsibility where they can - on and off the football pitch. It is of paramount importance that everyone can be themselves, irrespective of colour, race, religion, gender or sexual preference. This is what RESPECT is all about. 14 4/11/2013 GrassrootsFootball and its social responsibilities b) Football as an Intregration Tool in Northern Ireland Maria Wilson, Volunteer Development and Policy Officer • IFA Volunteer and Policy Development Officer within since 2012 • IFA Community Relations Department since