FIFA can invest all USD $1.5m generated from 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil™ industrial public viewing fees into community organisations supported by soccer for Hope, the globe administration of football’s social development programme.
FIFA raised USD $1.5m from 257 industrial public viewing licensing fees, that were charged for the correct to point out live match coverage at public events round the world throughout the 2014 World Cup. FIFA additionally issued one,597 non-commercial, free public viewing licences.
In forthcoming years, this cash can go towards supporting community and grassroots organisations that use soccer as a catalyst for social development.
Since 2007, FIFA has supported 447 such programmes in seventy eight countries, operating in areas like education, health awareness, youth leadership and management. In 2014, FIFA provided USD $1.05m to twenty six comes in Brazil as a part of the property strategy of the FIFA World Cup.
“For FIFA, it's necessary to take a position in social development comes and to contribute to a positive heritage of the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil and abroad,” aforesaid Niclas Ericson, Director of FIFA’s TV Division.
“We can channel these funds through our soccer for Hope initiative to provide community organisations the support they have to boost the lives of youngsters. we might prefer to extend our due to all the broadcasters and public viewing organisers that supported this effort.”
In 2010, FIFA raised USD $975,000 publically viewing revenue, that was additionally endowed in soccer for Hope-supported comes
