Football and Social Responsibility (FSR)
The scope of unite against racism?
Skopje 14.10.2010
Football and Social Responsibility
Institutional – stakeholders
• 53 UEFA member associations
• European Club Associations (ECA)
• Association of European Prof. Football Leagues (EPFL)
• National player trade unions (FIFPro)
• Football Supporters Europe (FSE)
• European Union (EC / Council of Europe)
• European Team Sports; EHF, IIHF, FIRA-AER and CEV
Location, 29/07/2017
Football and Social Responsibility
Institutional framework
• Anti-doping unit
• Anti-corruption unit
• Club licensing scheme
• Social dialogue (employment issues)
• Financial Fairplay
• HR; equal opportunity recruitment policy
• Protection of minors
Football and Social Responsibility
Social Responsibility strategy
• Core Partnership Portfolio
• Ad Hoc Partnerships
• Monaco Award
• Finance mechanism
Football and Social Responsibility
Portfolio
Core partnerships 2007-2011
(4 years) min. contribution Euros 200 K
(limited 1-2 years) max. contribution Euros
150 K
Strategic themes
Partnerships linked to strategic
themes
Racism & Discrimination
Football Against Racism in
Europe (FARE)
Peace and Reconciliation
Ad-hoc partnerships
Partnerships not linked to strategic
themes
Cross Cultures Project
Association (CCPA)
Anti-Violence
E4P
Master your Emotions
Football for All (abilities)
Special Olympics Europe
Eurasia (SOEE)
Homeless World Cup
Health (public health
issues)
World Heart Federation
(WHF)
Healthy Stadia initiative
Terre des hommes (TdH)
International Committee of
the Red Cross
Humanitarian and Natural
Disasters
Environment
WWF, for a living planet
www.sportanddev.org
Swiss Academy for
Development SAD
Football and Social Responsibility
Core partnership portfolio 2007-2011
• Football Against Racism in Europe (FARE)
• Cross Cultures Project Association (CCPA)
• Master your Emotions (E4P)
• Special Olympics Europe Eurasia (SOEE)
• World Heart Federation (WHF)
• Terre des hommes (Tdh)
Football and Social Responsibility
Eat for Goals! Kochen mit Kick! Mieux manger pour marquer!
Football and Social Responsibility
Ad Hoc partnerships
• Homeless World Cup
• Healthy stadia initiative
• International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC)
• WWF for a living planet
• Swiss Academy for Development SAD www.sportanddev.org
Football and Social Responsibility
UEFA and the environment
•
WWF for a living planet, had-hoc partner
•
WWF’s Earth Hour
•
WWF’s global climate advocacy CPH 2009 - Mexico City 2010
•
WWF recommended Climate Friendly as UEFA’s flight carbon
compensation partners
•
GRI, UEFA on the event section advisory board
•
New UEFA minergy+ office building
•
June UEFA bike to work initiative
•
Green UEFA study commissoned
Football and Social Responsibility
Budget Objective
•
continue to re-invest fine income
•
aim at 0.7% of UEFA Ø gross income
•
comply with int’l. standard of 0.7% of GDP
Football and Social Responsibility
UEFA Respect campaign
Football and Social Responsibility
uniteagainstracism campaign
Football and Social Responsibility
Flashback
Social Responsibility: @ EURO 2008 RESPECT pyramid
ICRC
UAR
FOOTBALL
FOR ALL
FAN EMBASSIES
EUROSCHOOLS
Official UEFA EURO 2008™ charity
scorefortheredcross.org (respect solidarity)
UEFA EURO 2008™
uniteagainstracism (respect diversity)
UEFA EURO 2008™
Football for All (respect all abilities)
UEFA EURO 2008™
Fan embassies (respect fans)
UEFA EURO 2008™
EUROSCHOOLS2008 (respect children)
UEFA EURO 2008™ (respect the environment)
Austro-Swiss sustainability strategy
SUSTAINABILITY STRATEGY
Football and Social Responsibility
Sector 05: FSR and Environment; EURO 2016 bid criteria
Football and Social Responsibility
Thank you for your attention
Q&A
Patrick K. Gasser