In an effort to foster digital literacy and enhance professional development within the realm of football administration, the FIFA Digital Skills Programme has been instrumental in empowering individuals and Member Associations across the globe.
Today, we acknowledge the remarkable achievements of those who have excelled in terms of learning hours dedicated to the programme.
Topping the charts in the Member Associations category is Somalia, showcasing an impressive commitment with a total of 242 learning hours. Following closely behind is Sudan, with a commendable 156 hours invested in honing digital skills. Azerbaijan, Gabon, and El Salvador also deserve applause for their notable standings in the rankings, demonstrating their dedication to embracing digital advancements in football management.
Ranking | Member Association | Learning Hours |
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1 | Somalia | 242 |
2 | Sudan | 156 |
3 | Azerbaijan | 101 |
4 | Gabon | 93 |
5 | El Salvador | 91 |
6 | Seychelles | 80 |
7 | Uganda | 68 |
8 | Sierra Leone | 63 |
9 | Central African Republic | 60 |
10 | Guinea | 59 |
In the individuals category, Hashim Diefallah from Sudan emerges as the frontrunner, dedicating a remarkable 109 hours to enriching his digital skill set. Not far behind are Guadalupe Zuñiga from El Salvador and Abdifatah Mohamed Dhule from Somalia, showcasing their commitment with 86 and 85 learning hours, respectively. Kerin Moses from Seychelles and Jose Arosemena from FIFA also deserve recognition for their significant contributions to the programme, further exemplifying the global reach and impact of the initiative.
Ranking | Participant | Learning Hours | Organisation |
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1 | Hashim Diefallah | 109 | Sudan |
2 | Guadalupe Zuniga | 86 | El Salvador |
3 | Abdifatah Mohamed Dhule | 85 | Somalia |
4 | Kerin Moses | 80 | Seychelles |
5 | Jose Arosemena | 64 | FIFA |
6 | Bertrand Kagga | 58 | Central African Republic |
7 | Mohamed Hussein | 51 | Somalia |
8 | Ahmed Alamin | 41 | Sudan |
9 | Mduduzi Bhembe | 40 | Eswatini |
10 | Mohamed Mudey | 37 | Somalia |
Moreover, we extend our sincere appreciation to the individuals and Member Associations who have generously contributed to the FIFA Digital Skills Programme by creating insightful case studies. Their dedication and willingness to share their experiences and best practices serve as invaluable resources for fellow participants, enriching the learning journey for all involved. By showcasing real-world applications of digital skills in football administration, these case studies not only inspire others but also contribute to the collective growth and advancement of the global football community. We commend their efforts and look forward to continued collaboration in driving digital innovation and excellence across the sport.
Member Association | Contributor | Case Study Topic |
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Belgium | Manu Leroy | |
Singapore | Jonathan Wong | |
France | Francois Vasseur | |
Belgium | Mounia Wanzi | |
Spain | Macarena Martinez | |
Bhutan | Phuntsho Wangdi | |
Jordan | Samar Nassar | |
Jordan | Mohammad Slehat | |
Jordan | Farah Al Baderneh | |
Australia | Carlo Kasparian | Setting up for success** |
Mexico | Alfonso Becerra | Fan Personas** |
Norway | Anne-Lise Johnsen Robb | Always-on Campaign** |
USA | Alyx Wynn | Sponsorship** |
USA | Kay Bradley | Sponsorship** |
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**Available soon.
The FIFA Digital Skills Programme not only equips participants with essential digital competencies but also fosters a culture of continuous learning and innovation within the football community. As the landscape of football administration evolves in the digital age, such initiatives play a pivotal role in ensuring that Member Associations remain at the forefront of progress.
FIFA remains steadfast in its commitment to empowering football stakeholders worldwide, and the achievements of these top performers serve as a testament to the transformative power of education and innovation in shaping the future of the sport.
Stay tuned as FIFA continues to recognise and celebrate the achievements of individuals and Member Associations making strides in digital literacy and proficiency within the football community.
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