RESPONSIBALL Länder-Rangliste 2022

Rang 4

Arsenal F.C.

67.12%

Rang 5

Southampton F.C.

67.01%

Rang 6

Brighton & Hove Albion F.C.

62.76%

Rang 7

Manchester United F.C.

62.62%

Rang 8

Liverpool F.C.

61.41%

Rang 9

Everton F.C.

60.12%

Rang 10

Leicester City F.C.

58.35%

Rang 11

Chelsea F.C.

57.11%

Rang 12

Brentford F.C.

55.85%

Rang 13

West Ham United F.C.

54.14%

Rang 14

Burnley F.C.

52.41%

Rang 15

Watford F.C.

50.38%

Rang 16

Crystal Palace F.C.

45.48%

Rang 17

Wolverhampton Wanderers F.C.

44.90%

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Rang 18

Aston Villa F.C.

43.86%

Rang 19

Leeds United F.C.

37.78%

Rang 20

Luton Town F.C.

37.42%

Rang 21

Newcastle United F.C.

36.05%

Rang 22

Preston North End F.C.

33.01%

Rang 23

Sheffield United F.C.

31.22%

Rang 24

Blackburn Rovers F.C.

30.99%

Rang 25

Bristol City F.C.

30.58%

Rang 26

Birmingham City F.C.

29.68%

Rang 27

Blackpool F.C.

29.62%

Rang 28

Stoke City F.C.

29.51%

Rang 29

Swansea City A.F.C.

27.88%

Rang 29

AFC Bournemouth

27.88%

Rang 31

Middlesbrough F.C.

27.14%

Rang 32

Reading F.C.

26.99%

Rang 33

Coventry City F.C.

26.15%

Rang 34

Huddersfield Town A.F.C.

25.71%

Rang 35

Derby County F.C.

24.90%

Rang 36

Hull City A.F.C.

23.72%

Rang 37

Peterborough United F.C.

22.91%

Rang 38

Fulham F.C.

19.74%

Rang 39

Millwall F.C.

18.21%

Rang 40

Barnsley F.C.

16.77%

Rang 41

West Bromwich Albion F.C.

15.26%

Rang 42

Queens Park Rangers FC

11.03%

Rang 43

Nottingham Forest F.C.

10.83%

Rang 44

Cardiff City F.C.

8.85%

Alle Angaben ohne Gewähr

Bewährte Verfahren 49 Projekte

Chelsea FC

Game for Equality/Building Bridges

Our Game for Equality and year-long equality work celebrates the club’s diversity and inclusion work.

Everton FC

Everton 4 Employment

In Everton 4 Employment, participants work towards achieving vocational qualifications and attend a two week work experience placement at various companies in the area.

Middlesbrough FC

Entry 2 Employment

Goal Getters, an initiative set up by Middlesbrough FC in the Community, runs a full-time programme for people aged 16-18 offering the opportunity to progress to employment, training or a vocational programme at a higher level.

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Portsmouth FC

Fan Guide 2011/2012

The Guide, in a reader-friendly PDF format, welcomes all fans to Portsmouth’s Fratton Park stadium by incorporating all the details needed for a day visit.

Anti-Hooliganism

The club takes a stance against hooliganism that it calls the 3 F’s: Fair, Firm and Friendly.

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Strike a Balance

The aim of this project, organised by Manchester City FC’s community arm, City in the Community (CITC) is to help young people in Manchester primary schools to eat healthier and take part in more physical activity.

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Wigan Athletic FC

Girls Health & Well-Being Project

This project commenced in September 2008 and aims to improve the health and well-being of teenage girls living in disadvantaged communities.

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Show Racism the Red Card (SRTRC)

Show Racism the Red Card is an anti-racist charity, established in January 1996.

Tiger Cubs

The project aims to provide children with Down’s Syndrome the same benefits of being on a team as their able-bodied peers and to improve the participants’ overall physical, social and emotional health.

Moving the Goalposts

Moving the Goalposts is a social inclusion project that is aimed at developing opportunities for Gypsy, Roma and Traveller (GRT) communities in West London to help access high quality football and sport.

Street Reds

Manchester United Foundation uses football to engage and inspire young people to build a better life for themselves and unite the communities in which they live.

Off the Bench

Off the Bench is a programme run by totaljobs.com and QPR in the Community Trust to help local unemployed get back to work.

Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL)

The students will enrol on a TEFL course and train in local schools for 4 months. They will then spend up to 8 months with one of the overseas schools, coaching football and teaching English.

Charlton Athletic FC

Charlton Athletic Community Trust (CACT) in Alexandra Town, Johannesburg

The programme uses football as a means to build stronger cohesion within the community in Alexandra Township, Johannesburg between young people and the South African Police Service.

Football Foundation

Inside Right

Inside Right is being delivered by five professional football clubs that harness the power of football to assist young service men and women as they return to everyday life in the UK.

Football League

Environment Agency Partnership

The Football League Trust is launching a partnership with the Environment Agency to improve environmental performance

Premier League

The Premier League / Professional Footballers’ Association Community Fund

In 2008, the Premier League and the Professional Footballers Association (PFA) launched a fund to provide all Premier League clubs with the chance to consolidate, develop and enhance the many programmes they now deliver in the community.

Action for Health

Action for Health is a partnership of professional and community agencies led by LFC. Its goal is to offer opportunities that motivate, encourage and signpost individuals to local events and services; to link the various agencies and to improve health in

Freedom from Torture

The initial delivery from Arsenal focused on individual mentoring and access to accredited training courses.

City Football Academy

The City Football Academy project provides overarching benefits for football (sustainable youth development), community (land, educational and leisure facility donations) and local regeneration (environmental and economic).

Aston Villa FC

Social Enterprise Academy

The programme runs over 13 weeks with a focus on disengaged learners and the students achieve an accredited qualification for studying business and social enterprise.

Stoke City FC

The Schools Programme

Stoke City FC Community Programme follows the belief that by introducing young people to physical activities they can acquire a good physical condition, which in turn can lead to a better mental condition.

Chelsea FC

Cobham Training Ground

A sedum type roof system (live controlled-growth grasses) ensures that oxygen is produced to improve air quality and reduce carbon dioxide levels.

Dartford FC

‘Living’ Roof

The curving roof structure incorporates renewable, laminated timber beams, exposed timber decking and a green sedum roof cover, which absorbs sound, encourages bird and insect life and improves the aesthetics of the ground, which appears to merge with the

Energy and Carbon Reduction Challenge

Manchester United appointed 23 individual ‘energy champions’ across the club which ensure that responsibility is taken for energy consumption.

Chelsea FC

Training Ground

Chelsea’s building bridges initiative was launched in 2010 to promote equality in our club, our stadium and throughout our communities.

Middlesbrough FC

Wind Turbine

In July 2008, planning permission was granted by Middlesbrough Council to construct a wind turbine at the site of the stadium, standing 125 metres high and capable of generating 3 Megawatts of electricity.

Ipswich Town FC

Save Your Energy for the Blues

The groundbreaking project asked the Ipswich Town FC fans and the wider community to pledge energy saving measures on the Save Your Energy for the Blues website to neutralise the 3,220 tonnes of carbon dioxide that the club generates through all match rel

Sustainable tree-planting

During 2007, the club, in cooperation with partners, planted about 200 new trees.

Fulham FC Foundation

Carbon Boot-Print

Veolia Environmental Services is the UK’s leading recycling, waste management and environmental services company. Fulham FC Foundation is celebrating a continuing partnership with Veolia Environmental Services, by delivering the ‘Carbon Boot-Print’ progra

David James

David James Foundation

David James is an English footballer who plays in goal for the England national team and Cardiff City.

E. ON

Carbon FootyPrint

The Carbon FootyPrint campaign was created to build on the success of the Save Your Energy for the Blues campaign that E.ON ran in partnership with Ipswich Town FC. E.ON used its sponsorship of the FA Cup to create a carbon neutral tournament by sensitisi

Trafford Training Centre

The Trafford Training Centre at Carrington is an environmentally sensitive area at which the club chose to demonstrate best practice in terms of sustainability.

Oakley FC

Code of Conduct

Oakley FC publishes its Code of Conduct on its website. It covers the conduct expected from the following main stakeholders: players, coaches, team officials and parents/spectators.

Crystal Palace FC

Statement from the Board

After receiving numerous complaints by fans concerning police mistreatment following a home match, Crystal Palace FC contacted the ‘Match Commander’ for an explanation of events.

Island Eagles FC

clubwebsite.co.uk

Club website provides free websites for football leagues and clubs like Island Ladies FC.

Bradwell FC

Transparent Governance

Bradwell published its club constitution on its website, covering such areas as Management Committee and Election Process, Codes of Conduct, Disciplinary Procedures, and policies towards anti-discrimination and equal opportunities.

Arsenal Fanshare Scheme

Arsenal is valued at about £640m and each of its 62,000 shares trades at £10,250. Fans are encouraged to buy portions of shares through the Arsenal Fanshare Scheme..

Stadium Safety Officer

Manchester United FC has employed a Stadium Safety Officer to ensure that activities are conducted in a manner that places spectator safety above all other considerations.

European Healthy Stadia Network/LFC Action for Health

The Liverpool FC Action for Health programme grew out of LFC’s involvement in the European Healthy Stadia initiative, which seeks to support the development of approaches to improve the health and well-being of those who work and visit sports stadia and t

Aston Villa FC

Anti-Discrimination Policy

Aston Villa FC has established a policy to ensure that all job applicants and employees are treated equally, irrespective of their nationality, colour, ethnic origin, religion or belief, gender, gender reassignment, sexual orientation, marital status, age

Website

Manchester City FC exemplifies good practice through clear communication on its website.

Exeter City FC

Football Development Course

Exeter City FC’s Football in the Community Trust and Teignmouth Community School are joining forces to offer Year 11 students the chance to continue their education with a new Football Development course.

Seeing is Believing

Liverpool FC activated Standard Chartered’s sponsorship by providing a platform through which to raise awareness for the latter’s global charitable initiative ‘Seeing is Believing’, which aims to tackle avoidable blindness.

E. ON

Football’s Great Saves

E.ON teamed up with England goalkeeper, David James, to launch its Great Saves campaign, in association with its FA Cup sponsorship deal, to encourage families across the UK to save energy.

Island Eagles FC

Sponsorship Project

Viridor operates various recycling and waste management facilities across Kent, the region where the club is located.

Emirates Stadium

The Emirates Stadium opened in July 2006 and has an all-seat capacity of 60,432, making it the fifth largest football stadium in the UK. The club realises that the stadium is a public good and that Arsenal’s new home is becoming a sporting hub for the sur

M&E

Manchester City’s community trust, City in the Community, works to represent its community, supporters, staff, and other stakeholders to encourage future investment.

Leyton Orient FC

50/50 Community Ticket Scheme

Leyton Orient are giving local community groups the chance to watch the team at a discounted rate and share in the proceeds thanks to a new ticketing initiative.