The annual UEFA Football and Social Responsibility (FSR) Report has been published. The report catalogues the FSR work completed throughout the season by UEFA’s internal units, its FSR partner organizations, and national associations. The report is managed, conceptualized and edited by ...
Social Responsibility – an integral part of UEFA’s business process; initiatives launched under the UEFA HatTrick Fund for national associations; the #EqualGame campaign; and cooperation with stakeholders are among the highlights of the 2016/17 UEFA Football and Social and Responsibility ...
New topics, including child protection and football for refugees, have been integrated within UEFA’s social responsibility portfolio. Following a comprehensive review of its social responsibility strategy, UEFA has reaffirmed its commitment to issues such as child protection, access, inclusion, reconciliation, sustainable ...
UEFA EURO 2016 set new benchmarks for socially responsible tournament operations, UEFA member associations have organised projects across Europe and beyond thanks to new HatTrick social responsibility incentive payments, and UEFA’s social responsibility partnerships continue to leverage the power of ...
UEFA has published its third Football and Social Responsibility (FSR) report using the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) framework as a guide, for the first time. The report reviews the 2014/15 season’s activities and, by doing so, illustrates the ways in which ...
