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Activity Report 2011 ACTIVITY REPORT 2011 OCEANIA FOOTBALL CONFEDERATION PO Box 62-586, Greenlane, Auckland 1546, New Zealand. Telephone: + 64 9 531 4096 · Fax: + 64 9 529 5143 Email: [email protected] · Website: www.oceaniafootball.com CONTENTS | 1 YEAR IN REVIEW 4 SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY President’s Welcome 3 Football for Life 25 2011 at a Glance 4 / 5 Just Play 26 / 27 Scholarships 28 Member Associations 6 / 7 Special Olympics / PYASC 29 2 DEVELOPMENT Grassroots 9 MARKETING AND TELEVISION Infrastructure 10 5 OFC Commercial 31 Education 11 OFC TV 32 Referee Development 12 Partnerships 33 Women’s Football 13 Beach Soccer and Futsal 14 Football for Health 15 6 ADMINISTRATION Governance and Legal Matters 35 Communications 36 3 COMPETITIONS IT Infrastructure 37 2014 FIFA World Cup™ Stage 1 Qualifiers 17 Finance 38 / 39 O-League / FIFA Club World Cup 18 OFC Office Bearers 40 U-17 Championship / FIFA U-17 World Cup 19 OFC Standing Committees 41 U-20 Championship / FIFA U-20 World Cup 20 FIFA Standing Committees 42 / 43 Futsal 21 Beach Soccer / FIFA Beach Soccer 22 Pacific Games 23 PRESIDENT’S WELCOME | 7 Welcome Message I am delighted to present this Activity Report for 2011 including the many highlights and achievements from across our Confederation. It was an important year for OFC, marking the start of But while significant progress has been made, it is a four-year term in which the newly elected Executive also important to note that the football environment is YEAR IN REVIEW Committee settled into its work. increasingly complex and ever changing. The Pacific region is made up of thousands of different cultural We began with the ‘First 100 Days’ of office initiative, groups spanning across a vast geographical area, which I am proud to say was hugely successful in which brings with it a unique set of challenges. terms of achieving certain milestones in key areas. A new President and Executive Committee steered OFC must continue to find creative ways of overcoming Our events calendar was busier than ever before, political and economic restraints to effectively OFC through 2011, from the OFC U-17 Championship concluding with the all-important OFC Stage 1 Qualifiers administer football while also using the game as a tool for the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil™. for social development. in January to the all-important FIFA World Cup™ Stage 1 There were a host of memorable performances by I look forward to leading the Confederation into a new Qualifiers, rounding out what proved to be an eventful OFC representatives on the world stage including year and servicing our member associations, who I New Zealand’s first ever point at a FIFA Women’s am indebted to for their ongoing support. 12 months. The launch of OFC TV meant football fans World Cup and Tahiti’s upset victory over Venezuela during their debut appearance at the FIFA Beach And on behalf of OFC, I would like to take this could enjoy more coverage than ever before, while the Soccer World Cup. opportunity to thank FIFA and our football friends from around the globe for their continued assistance as we game also touched Pacific communities in a tangible Off the field, we enjoyed many highlights in the strive to develop and promote ‘the beautiful game’. areas of technical development, social responsibility, way through social responsibility initiatives such as infrastructure, marketing and television, IT and communications, finance and administration. Just Play and Football for Life. This Activity Report outlines the many other highlights across 2011, as OFC continued to work closely with its members to develop the game both on and off the field. 8 | YEAR IN REVIEW YEAR IN REVIEW | 9 International Relations Looking ahead Over the course of 2011, OFC drew support from A full calendar of events is scheduled for 2012 2011 at a Glance existing international partners while establishing new including the prestigious Nations Cup, which will see Unity and solidarity were the themes of the 21st OFC Ordinary Congress relationships with a wide range of organisations. the competition heat up en route to Brazil 2014. in January as the Confederation voted in a new President and Executive During the OFC Congress in Switzerland in May, Women’s football also comes into focus with two Committee. The months that followed were a busy time for the new President Chung put pen to paper with the English age-group competitions acting as qualifiers for the FA, Spanish FA and New Caledonian Government FIFA U-17 and U-20 Women’s World Cups. leadership group, who set about redefining and implementing the strategic in separate agreements aimed at supporting the plan to ensure continued success for OFC. development of football and strengthening a variety of The Olympic Football Tournaments will be a social responsibility projects. highlight, while the Solomon Islands’ electric Kurukuru look forward to playing in the FIFA Futsal OFC continued to work closely with UEFA and the World Cup in Thailand. Government of Australia — through its agencies the Australian Agency for International Development With the increase of activities, OFC is set to employ a New Administration ‘First 100 Days’ (AusAID) and the Australian Sports Commission new Women’s Development Officer and Futsal/Beach The 21st OFC Ordinary Congress was held in During the first Executive Committee meeting of 2011, (ASC) — to roll out the Just Play grassroots programme Soccer Development Officer in the New Year. American Samoa in January. David Chung presented his vision for the ‘First 100 across the Pacific. A new grassroots strategy is expected to complement Days’ of office. In the presence of FIFA President Joseph S. Blatter and The Confederation also teamed up with Special and build on the successful Just Play programme FIFA Secretary General Jérôme Valcke, Papua New In alignment with the OFC Vision 2018, the newly Olympics (NZ) and established a programme for while national leagues and national team excellence Guinea’s David Chung was elected unopposed to take elected President outlined the 100-day plan for him people with mental disabilities in Samoa and with the will continue to be a key focus. the reins of the regional governing body for the next and his Executive Committee to achieve certain Paralympic Committee for children with a physical OFC will look at ways to extend its social responsibility four years. milestones in 11 key areas: disability in Fiji. initiatives such as Football for Life, Football for Health The OFC Executive was also elected with • OFC Secretariat staff structure All of these partnerships contributed a great deal in and its Special Olympics programme. representatives from Cook Islands, Fiji, New Zealand, • Financial rules and procedures developing football across the region in 2011. 2012 is also expected to be a significant year in Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tonga and Vanuatu all • ‘OFC Commercial Ltd’ — commercial arm further establishing OFC’s in-house television earning their place on the committee. • OFC Football Academy upgrade department, leveraging commercial opportunities • External partnerships and continuously improving all areas of administration Within a month, the new leaders gathered at the OFC • Football for Life within the General Secretariat. headquarters in Auckland, New Zealand, to review • Events calendar the Confederation’s strategic objectives. • Player management and education scheme Most importantly, President Chung and his Executive • Strengthening national leagues will focus on supporting the member associations • National team excellence through best practice governance and strive to be a • Governance world leader in football administration. During the follow-up Executive Committee meeting in May 2011, President Chung highlighted the key targets met in each area but also stressed the importance of FIFA President Joseph S. Blatter the long-term vision through to 2018. and OFC President David Chung at the 61st FIFA Congress in Zurich It was a successful start for the new Executive as they embarked on their four-year term of governance. 10 | MEMBER ASSOCIATIONS MEMBER ASSOCIATIONS | 11 Member Associations Strengthening national leagues The domestic success has led to regional success with the national women’s team winning gold at the Pacific Member associations face many challenges in The 11 member associations of OFC continue to play a significant role in Games 2011. It follows on from the remarkable rise of building strong national leagues: from difficult travel Oceania’s football family. As guardians of the sport at a local level, they work Hekari United, who remain the only Oceania club from schedules between islands to a lack of infrastructure outside New Zealand to win the O-League and qualify tirelessly to organise clubs, leagues and national teams while supporting for quality television broadcasts. OFC in delivering various programmes and events. for the FIFA Club World Cup. But countries like Solomon Islands are on the OFC is committed to strengthening national leagues right track with their recently established national and has established a competition management S-League, which runs from October to April/May. The system that will support member associations over competition, involving 10 teams from the five main Win in Oceania Mentoring programme the coming years. islands, went from strength to strength in 2011 with 2011 marked the end of Win in Oceania — a three- While consolidating the progress made through the competitive matches and huge crowds. The ‘O-Link’ software uses the latest technology to year development programme including targeted Win in Oceania project, member associations will enable users to produce detailed reports, manage support for member associations. have a new avenue of support thanks to a recently The winner goes on to play in OFC’s premier club player transfers, publish competition results online developed football management programme: FIFA competition — the O-League — with an opportunity and launch marketing campaigns.
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