FIFA is facing criticism over claims members were paid to vote for Qatar to host the 2022 World Cup, requiring the tournament be moved from summer to winter due to heat. There are also concerns about migrant worker abuse during construction in Qatar. While FIFA's president says there is no crisis, media outlets, stakeholders, and human rights groups are pressuring FIFA to address the location and worker issues.

1. FIFA
• Notably known for the World Cup
• President is Sepp Blatter since 1998
• Headquarters in Zurich, Switzerland

2. Crisis
 Claims of members being paid to vote for Qatar
 Changing the date from summer to winter
 Migrant worker abuse in Qatar

3. Organizational Response
 Need to take into consideration players’ health
 Mixed Responses
 Blatter met with the Emir of Qatar about the migrant
worker abuse
 “There is no crisis.”

4. Media Response
 Fox upset that the scheduling in the winter could interfere
with the NFL and college football
 Newspapers are blaming FIFA for the location

5. Stakeholders Response
 Pressuring FIFA to make a location change
 Blogs and Twitter posts reveal the need to change the
location of the World Cup in 2022
 Upset with the migrant workers conditions

6. Recommendations
 Make this first priority
 Should not have conflicting remarks from the committee
members
 Do not wait until after the 2014 World Cup to make
decisions