KOLKATAFOOTBALL - PROJECTS REPORT OF FIFA FUTURO III - 2006

Mr.Prince Rufus - (2nd Row) - extreme right

FIFA FUTURO III ADMINISTRATION & MANAGEMENT INSTRUCTORS’ COURSE

Reported By: PRINCE RUFUS (The only participant form IFA - West Bengal)

AT NEW DELHI

FROM 4TH TO 10TH DECEMBER 2006

REPORT

The FIFA Futuro III course was organised by AIFF with the help and guidance of FIFA at the Football House, Dwarka, New Delhi from 4th to 10th December 2006.

The course was designed to give the participants a wide view and concrete knowledge of FIFA, its activities and the way modern day football is run and administered. This was a “Teach the teachers course� also and the participants can now impart the knowledge gained to other football administrators in the region.

The following participants were there in the course

Name Nation
Khalid Delawar Afghanistan
Mukhtar Ahmed Rustami Afghanistan
Ahmed Satah Al Fatah Bangladesh
Md. Abu Nayeem Shohag Bangladesh
Ugyen Wangchhuk Bhutan
Sanam Norbu Bhutan
Dr. Md. Ehsani IR Iran
Hooshang NasirzadehIR Iran
Ali Azim Maldives
Shah IsmailMaldives
Ahmed Y Khan Pakistan
Khalid Farooq Hashmi Pakistan
Hafiz Marikar Sri Lanka
Neil Ubeyasiria Sri Lanka
Anil KamatIndia
C S Jha India
Satyjit Sadanandan India
Prince Rufus,Group II India (West Bengal – IFA)

The course instructors were

Name Posted by FIFA at
Jurg Nepfer Zurich
Cesar Grande Zurich
Petr Fousek General Secretary, Czech Republic FF
Brendan Menton Kuala Lumpur
V. Manilal Fernando FIFA Development Office, Colombo
David Borja Zurich
Chrysantha Pereira CEO, Sri Lanka Football Federation

Day 1 Monday

  • Opening Ceremony- Distribution of FIFA kits sponsored by Adidas, Photo Session

  • FIFA and its development activities

  • Introduction, admin matters, allocation of tasks
  • Marketing setup in a Member Association and a Club

    General Mgmt FIFA Statues, regulations, Confederations, Structure, activities

    Day 2 Tuesday

  • Member Association standard statutes and organisation

  • Obligation towards FIFA and Confederations
  • Committees and Departments
  • Relations with Committees
  • Human Resources
  • Filing Correspondences
  • Women’s’ Football

    Day 3 Wednesday
  • Planning
  • Strategic Planning
  • SWOT Analysis
  • Business Plan
  • Formation of groups with Planning exercise. “Development of Futsal & Beach Soccer in Maldives and to make Top 5 in Asia by 2020 in Futsal & Beach Soccer
  • MA Finance Management
  • Budget & Control
  • Finance Control & Budgeting, announcement of presentation by groups.
  • Guest Lecture (Refereeing)

    Day 4 Thursday

  • Development of Futsal & Beach Soccer in Maldives and to make Top 5 in Asia by 2020 in Futsal & Beach Soccer

    Day 5 Friday

  • Marketing, Target Products, Mktg Plan, Mktg proposal
  • Presentation by groups including my Group
  • Club structure and administration, Statues, Regulations
  • Guest Lecture (Coaching)

    Day 6 Saturday

  • Event Mgmt
  • Communications
  • Crisis Mgmt

    Day 7 Sunday

  • Press Conferences
  • Role Playing
  • Questions & Answers
  • Closing Ceremony and awarding of certificates
  • Official Dinner

    Mr. Prince said about his experience that....
    The entire course was very fruitful and an eye-opener at the way Football is governed and run and managed as a Business. We had open discussions and exchange of views and this helped us all greatly to appreciate each others nations, cultures and football development and aspirations. It was like a great family with constant encouragement from Instructors.

    However once the course was over, it was also stressed that it would be a waste if it was not implemented at the workplace. This we promised to do at whatever level at every given opportunity and to keep FIFA posted on a quarterly basis on this.

    In addition I mentioned that since the countries participating (except IR Iran) did not have a realistic chance in the near future to play in the FIFA World Cup, we could set up a “Poor Man’s World Cup� on the same lines as the FIFA WC with participating nations from all 6 Confederations being middle or low ranked in their Confeds. This would keep fans interested, accelerate football development in these nations and would also help earn money through good marketing.

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