This presentation follows the history and repercussions of the business chain of command in Qatar regarding the preparation for the World Cup in 2022 to be taken place there. It covers the background, key findings, aftermath, and concluding recommendations for the situation.
The report evaluates Qatar's bid to host the 2022 FIFA World Cup. It summarizes that Qatar proposes a compact hosting concept with all venues within 60km, including 7 host cities and 12 stadiums (9 new, 3 renovated). It notes significant construction is required and questions remain about readiness, testing of facilities, and reliance on unproven concepts like the team base camp villages. The bid meets FIFA's requirements but operational challenges exist regarding accommodation, transport, and staging the event in June/July given the hot climate. Overall the report provides an assessment of the bid while identifying risks requiring further consideration.
The document discusses Qatar's plans for new sports facilities and stadium designs for the 2022 FIFA World Cup. It outlines that Qatar will construct 12 eco-friendly, carbon-neutral stadiums with designs inspired by traditional Qatari elements like seashells, boats, and tents. The stadiums will use solar energy and advanced cooling systems to make the facilities comfortable for players and fans during Qatar's hot summer months. After the World Cup, many of the stadiums will be partially dismantled and donated to developing countries in need of sports infrastructure.
FIFA 2022 & Qatar Ethics Report (LinkedIn)Huy Tran
The document provides background information on FIFA and the controversies surrounding Qatar's successful bid to host the 2022 FIFA World Cup. It discusses Qatar's industry and key stakeholders involved in hosting the World Cup. The document outlines a timeline of events, including ethical issues around worker rights and conditions that arose during construction of infrastructure for the World Cup. Recommendations are made for public awareness and internal reforms to address these issues.
The document provides a history of soccer/football including:
- Its origins in ancient China and development in Greece and Rome, though it did not gain standardized rules until the 19th century in England.
- The first FIFA World Cup was held in 1930 in Uruguay and has grown tremendously in popularity and size over subsequent tournaments held every 4 years.
- The Jules Rimet trophy was awarded to World Cup winners from 1930-1970 until it was stolen and melted down in 1983, being replaced by the FIFA World Cup trophy.
- England is considered the home of modern soccer where standardized rules were developed in public schools in the 19th century.
This document summarizes the history and current state of football in India. It discusses how the AIFF was formed in 1937 and India's early international performances. It then outlines India's golden years in the 1950s when they qualified for the 1950 World Cup and won gold medals in Asian games. However, the document notes football's decline due to lack of public and government support as well as issues within the AIFF. It concludes by discussing the need to develop youth programs and scouting to improve the future prospects of Indian football.
FIFA is the international governing body of soccer with 208 member associations. Recent scandals involved bribery in the bidding processes for the 2018 and 2022 World Cup hosts. FIFA's reputation and relationships with stakeholders were damaged. FIFA initially denied wrongdoing but later agreed to investigations. Media coverage of the scandal increased pressure while fans, sponsors, and governments responded with criticism and calls for reform.
FIFA was founded in 1904 in Paris and is the international governing body of association football. It organized the first World Cup in 1930 hosted in Uruguay. FIFA has faced corruption scandals with members accepting bribes in voting for host countries. FIFA responded quickly by investigating members and providing transparency through public statements.
The 2022 FIFA World Cup is a Football (Soccer) World Cup competition scheduled to be the 22nd running of the FIFA, the quadrennial international men's football championship contested by the senior national teams of the member associations of FIFA.
It is scheduled to take place in Qatar from 20 November to 18 December 2022. This will be the first World Cup ever to be held in the Arab world.
the tournament will be the last to involve 32 teams, with an increase to 48 teams scheduled for the 2026 tournament in the United States, Mexico, and Canada.
Due to Qatar's intense summer heat, this World Cup will be held from late November to mid-December, making it the first tournament not to be held in May, June, or July and to take place in the northern winter; it will be played in a reduced timeframe of around 29 days.
The first match played at the tournament will be contested between Qatar and Ecuador at Al Bayt Stadium, Al Khor. The final is due to be held on 18 December 2022, which also is Qatar National Day.
FIFA's six continental confederations organize their own qualifying competitions. All FIFA member associations, of which there are currently 211, were eligible to enter qualification.
Qatar, as host, qualified automatically for the tournament. However, the AFC obliged Qatar to participate in the Asian qualifying stage as the first two rounds also act as a qualification for the 2023 AFC Asian Cup.
The report evaluates Qatar's bid to host the 2022 FIFA World Cup. It summarizes that Qatar proposes a compact hosting concept with all venues within 60km, including 7 host cities and 12 stadiums (9 new, 3 renovated). It notes significant construction is required and questions remain about readiness, testing of facilities, and reliance on unproven concepts like the team base camp villages. The bid meets FIFA's requirements but operational challenges exist regarding accommodation, transport, and staging the event in June/July given the hot climate. Overall the report provides an assessment of the bid while identifying risks requiring further consideration.
The document discusses Qatar's plans for new sports facilities and stadium designs for the 2022 FIFA World Cup. It outlines that Qatar will construct 12 eco-friendly, carbon-neutral stadiums with designs inspired by traditional Qatari elements like seashells, boats, and tents. The stadiums will use solar energy and advanced cooling systems to make the facilities comfortable for players and fans during Qatar's hot summer months. After the World Cup, many of the stadiums will be partially dismantled and donated to developing countries in need of sports infrastructure.
FIFA 2022 & Qatar Ethics Report (LinkedIn)Huy Tran
The document provides background information on FIFA and the controversies surrounding Qatar's successful bid to host the 2022 FIFA World Cup. It discusses Qatar's industry and key stakeholders involved in hosting the World Cup. The document outlines a timeline of events, including ethical issues around worker rights and conditions that arose during construction of infrastructure for the World Cup. Recommendations are made for public awareness and internal reforms to address these issues.
The document provides a history of soccer/football including:
- Its origins in ancient China and development in Greece and Rome, though it did not gain standardized rules until the 19th century in England.
- The first FIFA World Cup was held in 1930 in Uruguay and has grown tremendously in popularity and size over subsequent tournaments held every 4 years.
- The Jules Rimet trophy was awarded to World Cup winners from 1930-1970 until it was stolen and melted down in 1983, being replaced by the FIFA World Cup trophy.
- England is considered the home of modern soccer where standardized rules were developed in public schools in the 19th century.
This document summarizes the history and current state of football in India. It discusses how the AIFF was formed in 1937 and India's early international performances. It then outlines India's golden years in the 1950s when they qualified for the 1950 World Cup and won gold medals in Asian games. However, the document notes football's decline due to lack of public and government support as well as issues within the AIFF. It concludes by discussing the need to develop youth programs and scouting to improve the future prospects of Indian football.
FIFA is the international governing body of soccer with 208 member associations. Recent scandals involved bribery in the bidding processes for the 2018 and 2022 World Cup hosts. FIFA's reputation and relationships with stakeholders were damaged. FIFA initially denied wrongdoing but later agreed to investigations. Media coverage of the scandal increased pressure while fans, sponsors, and governments responded with criticism and calls for reform.
FIFA was founded in 1904 in Paris and is the international governing body of association football. It organized the first World Cup in 1930 hosted in Uruguay. FIFA has faced corruption scandals with members accepting bribes in voting for host countries. FIFA responded quickly by investigating members and providing transparency through public statements.
The 2022 FIFA World Cup is a Football (Soccer) World Cup competition scheduled to be the 22nd running of the FIFA, the quadrennial international men's football championship contested by the senior national teams of the member associations of FIFA.
It is scheduled to take place in Qatar from 20 November to 18 December 2022. This will be the first World Cup ever to be held in the Arab world.
the tournament will be the last to involve 32 teams, with an increase to 48 teams scheduled for the 2026 tournament in the United States, Mexico, and Canada.
Due to Qatar's intense summer heat, this World Cup will be held from late November to mid-December, making it the first tournament not to be held in May, June, or July and to take place in the northern winter; it will be played in a reduced timeframe of around 29 days.
The first match played at the tournament will be contested between Qatar and Ecuador at Al Bayt Stadium, Al Khor. The final is due to be held on 18 December 2022, which also is Qatar National Day.
FIFA's six continental confederations organize their own qualifying competitions. All FIFA member associations, of which there are currently 211, were eligible to enter qualification.
Qatar, as host, qualified automatically for the tournament. However, the AFC obliged Qatar to participate in the Asian qualifying stage as the first two rounds also act as a qualification for the 2023 AFC Asian Cup.
The document discusses the history and development of soccer and the FIFA World Cup. It describes how early forms of soccer originated in China and were played in ancient Greece and Rome. Soccer eventually spread to England and then Europe and South America. FIFA was formed in 1904 to govern international soccer competitions. It organized the first World Cup in 1930 to promote soccer as a competitive sport. The World Cup has grown tremendously in popularity and prestige and is now the most widely viewed sporting event globally.
FIFA is an organization that oversees international soccer and hosts the World Cup every four years. When Qatar was chosen to host the 2022 World Cup, it caused a crisis due to the country's extremely hot temperatures in the summer months. FIFA considered changing the location or moving the tournament dates to winter. They ultimately decided to keep the location as Qatar but change the dates to winter months to address safety concerns over high heat. This solution received mixed responses from various stakeholders.
Qatar was the successful bid to host the 2022 FIFA World Cup, becoming the first Arab state to do so. However, Qatar faces extreme heat in June/July, with average highs over 50°C. In response, Qatar plans to build stadiums with cooling technology to reduce temperatures by up to 20°C. They unveiled plans for the first five stadia, designed to be partially disassembled after the World Cup to donate facilities to less developed countries.
The Indian Premier League (IPL) is a professional Twenty20 cricket league started in 2008. It was created by the Board of Control for Cricket in India to boost the popularity of cricket's shortest format. The IPL is highly successful and lucrative, with an estimated brand value of $2.99 billion in 2013. Eight city-based franchises compete in an annual tournament held in April and May. The IPL has been very popular with fans and a financial success despite some controversies around gambling and match-fixing.
The document discusses BRICS, an association of five major emerging economies: Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. It provides background on BRICS, including its history beginning in 2001, annual summits that began in 2009, the addition of South Africa in 2010, and the establishment of financial structures like the New Development Bank in 2014. In summary, BRICS represents over 3.6 billion people and has a combined GDP of $16.6 trillion, and focuses on areas like infrastructure development, poverty reduction, and establishing independent financial institutions.
Brazil is hosting the 2014 World Cup and 2016 Olympics, hoping to boost its economy and global reputation. However, mega sports events have had mixed legacies. Some forecasts predict large economic and tourism gains for Brazil, while risks include economic losses, human rights violations from forced evictions, and failure to generate benefits for the public. Assessing the potential legacy depends on Brazil's ability to learn from mistakes of other host countries and ensure gains are inclusive and sustainable.
The document discusses various international groups - G5, G7, G20 and BRICS. It provides the following information:
- G7 refers to the group of 7 highly industrialized nations (US, Canada, UK, Germany, France, Italy, Japan). Formed in 1975 to discuss economic issues.
- G20 includes both developed and emerging economies and was formed in 1999 to promote global economic stability. It has 20 member countries.
- BRICS is an association of 5 major emerging economies - Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. Formed in 2006, they aim to boost trade, education, technology and economic cooperation.
- In 2014, BRICS agreed to establish
This document discusses black money in India. It provides information on the sources and movement of black money, including through hawala systems and Swiss banks. Several major scams in India are outlined, totaling an estimated loss of over 20 trillion USD. The 2G spectrum scam under the telecom minister A. Raja and Commonwealth Games scam under Suresh Kalmadi are described in detail. Lastly, the consequences of black money like poverty and reduced development are mentioned, along with measures that could be taken to reduce the impact of black money.
The document provides an oral presentation about football by a 15-year-old football fan named Josep Ma. Fauró. It describes football and its history, expresses a positive personal opinion of the sport, interviews someone about their views on football, and provides details about FC Barcelona, Lionel Messi, and thanks football for being an important part of the presenter's life.
Este documento resume la organización del fútbol a nivel mundial y en América. Explica que la FIFA es la organización rectora del fútbol a nivel global, fundada en 1904 y con sede en Suiza. Se compone de 207 federaciones miembro y organiza las principales competiciones como la Copa Mundial. En América existen dos confederaciones, CONCACAF y CONMEBOL, que rigen el fútbol en Norte-Centroamérica y Sudamérica respectivamente. El documento analiza la estructura y funciones de
The Indian Premier League an annual Indian Twenty20 cricket tournament, founded in 2008 by the BCCI has set ball rolling for other Spots League and in all likelihood is going to help Indian sports in future.
Interesting Findings on Football in IndiaSimplify360
India has the largest football fan base in the world at 170 million fans. The Indian Super League (ISL) has become the 6th most followed football league globally on social media. While only about 14% of India's population supports football currently, the number of football fans in India is projected to reach 482 million by 2020. The growth of the ISL and establishment of football academies in the country could help develop football at the youth level and allow India to qualify for the FIFA World Cup by 2030.
Cricket India Academy offers comprehensive cricket coaching programs in India, from introductory Cricket Kids programs for ages 5-8 to advanced Emerging Players programs for ages 15+. Coaches are trained by Cricket Australia to blend modern techniques with Indian cricket skills. The flagship Cricket Education Program is a sequential six-level program for ages 9-14 that focuses on skill development, games, and tournaments. Cricket India Academy aims to develop the next generation of cricket talent through quality coaching and pathways.
The G-20 summit held in March 2009 received positive press but may have done more harm than good. While countercyclical fiscal policy and additional IMF resources were discussed, most plans could have been implemented without a summit. Further, the summit's vague calls for fiscal stimulus may provide cover for countries to increase spending. However, the real fiscal responses have been small, with China doing the most but still having a small global impact. The summit also failed to significantly increase IMF resources despite indications more borrowers will need help. The regulatory agenda is also concerning as it mandates immediate tightening which could further slow credit during a recession.
The World Cup has become one of the most anticipated and celebrated sporting competitions on the planet, watched by about half of the world’s population. Countries spend years and billions of dollars preparing to compete—not to mention hosting the Cup. Brazil spent $14 billion this year. Clearly, this is a branding success story of phenomenal proportions. How has the World Cup brand evolved over time? Every four years, FIFA selects a host nation and they design the event in their vision, revealing not just how the host country views itself, but how our world has changed—and design along with it. Believe it or not, the World Cup had no logo until the 1950s; by 2014, the logo was created with animation in mind demonstrating the kinetic nature of brands today. What stories do these graphic identities tell about their moments in time and our shared global experience? We reached back in branding history to find out.
This master's thesis examines the rise and fall of Indian football over three periods: the "Golden Era" from 1950-1964 when India experienced success in international competitions; the "Lost Decades" from 1965-1991 when performance declined; and the "New Beginning" from 1992-present marked by improved results but ongoing challenges. The document outlines factors that have stunted the growth of the sport in India like a lack of investment, unstable structures, and regional dominance. However, it argues that increased sponsorship and proposed reforms could lead to a brighter future for football in India if the large untapped market potential is realized.
The document discusses the history and rules of football, providing details on the origins and evolution of the sport from ancient times. It also outlines the key measurements of a football field and descriptions of common terminology used in football. The student provides acknowledgements and certification for a school assignment on a report about the sport of football.
تقرير تاسك فورس.. هذه هي نقط قوة ونقط ضعف الملف المغربيMed Sugar Man
The 2026 FIFA World Cup Bid Evaluation Task Force assessed the United 2026 bid and Morocco 2026 bid based on compliance, technical evaluation, and risk assessment. Overall, the United 2026 bid scored higher in the technical evaluation and was seen as lower risk due to experience hosting large sporting events and infrastructure. However, the Morocco 2026 bid was compliant and proposed leveraging the tournament to help develop the country's economy and infrastructure. The Task Force's report aimed to provide an informed basis for FIFA's selection of the 2026 World Cup host.
This document provides a summary and analysis of the use of slave labor in Qatar in preparation for the 2022 FIFA World Cup. It discusses initial investigations that found thousands of migrant workers, particularly from Nepal, facing appalling labor abuses and many workers dying. The document analyzes whether this treatment violates international laws and which legal avenues may provide remedies for the abused workers. It also discusses FIFA's responses and provides recommendations to better protect worker rights while still allowing the World Cup to proceed.
The document discusses the history and development of soccer and the FIFA World Cup. It describes how early forms of soccer originated in China and were played in ancient Greece and Rome. Soccer eventually spread to England and then Europe and South America. FIFA was formed in 1904 to govern international soccer competitions. It organized the first World Cup in 1930 to promote soccer as a competitive sport. The World Cup has grown tremendously in popularity and prestige and is now the most widely viewed sporting event globally.
FIFA is an organization that oversees international soccer and hosts the World Cup every four years. When Qatar was chosen to host the 2022 World Cup, it caused a crisis due to the country's extremely hot temperatures in the summer months. FIFA considered changing the location or moving the tournament dates to winter. They ultimately decided to keep the location as Qatar but change the dates to winter months to address safety concerns over high heat. This solution received mixed responses from various stakeholders.
Qatar was the successful bid to host the 2022 FIFA World Cup, becoming the first Arab state to do so. However, Qatar faces extreme heat in June/July, with average highs over 50°C. In response, Qatar plans to build stadiums with cooling technology to reduce temperatures by up to 20°C. They unveiled plans for the first five stadia, designed to be partially disassembled after the World Cup to donate facilities to less developed countries.
The Indian Premier League (IPL) is a professional Twenty20 cricket league started in 2008. It was created by the Board of Control for Cricket in India to boost the popularity of cricket's shortest format. The IPL is highly successful and lucrative, with an estimated brand value of $2.99 billion in 2013. Eight city-based franchises compete in an annual tournament held in April and May. The IPL has been very popular with fans and a financial success despite some controversies around gambling and match-fixing.
The document discusses BRICS, an association of five major emerging economies: Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. It provides background on BRICS, including its history beginning in 2001, annual summits that began in 2009, the addition of South Africa in 2010, and the establishment of financial structures like the New Development Bank in 2014. In summary, BRICS represents over 3.6 billion people and has a combined GDP of $16.6 trillion, and focuses on areas like infrastructure development, poverty reduction, and establishing independent financial institutions.
Brazil is hosting the 2014 World Cup and 2016 Olympics, hoping to boost its economy and global reputation. However, mega sports events have had mixed legacies. Some forecasts predict large economic and tourism gains for Brazil, while risks include economic losses, human rights violations from forced evictions, and failure to generate benefits for the public. Assessing the potential legacy depends on Brazil's ability to learn from mistakes of other host countries and ensure gains are inclusive and sustainable.
The document discusses various international groups - G5, G7, G20 and BRICS. It provides the following information:
- G7 refers to the group of 7 highly industrialized nations (US, Canada, UK, Germany, France, Italy, Japan). Formed in 1975 to discuss economic issues.
- G20 includes both developed and emerging economies and was formed in 1999 to promote global economic stability. It has 20 member countries.
- BRICS is an association of 5 major emerging economies - Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. Formed in 2006, they aim to boost trade, education, technology and economic cooperation.
- In 2014, BRICS agreed to establish
This document discusses black money in India. It provides information on the sources and movement of black money, including through hawala systems and Swiss banks. Several major scams in India are outlined, totaling an estimated loss of over 20 trillion USD. The 2G spectrum scam under the telecom minister A. Raja and Commonwealth Games scam under Suresh Kalmadi are described in detail. Lastly, the consequences of black money like poverty and reduced development are mentioned, along with measures that could be taken to reduce the impact of black money.
The document provides an oral presentation about football by a 15-year-old football fan named Josep Ma. Fauró. It describes football and its history, expresses a positive personal opinion of the sport, interviews someone about their views on football, and provides details about FC Barcelona, Lionel Messi, and thanks football for being an important part of the presenter's life.
Este documento resume la organización del fútbol a nivel mundial y en América. Explica que la FIFA es la organización rectora del fútbol a nivel global, fundada en 1904 y con sede en Suiza. Se compone de 207 federaciones miembro y organiza las principales competiciones como la Copa Mundial. En América existen dos confederaciones, CONCACAF y CONMEBOL, que rigen el fútbol en Norte-Centroamérica y Sudamérica respectivamente. El documento analiza la estructura y funciones de
The Indian Premier League an annual Indian Twenty20 cricket tournament, founded in 2008 by the BCCI has set ball rolling for other Spots League and in all likelihood is going to help Indian sports in future.
Interesting Findings on Football in IndiaSimplify360
India has the largest football fan base in the world at 170 million fans. The Indian Super League (ISL) has become the 6th most followed football league globally on social media. While only about 14% of India's population supports football currently, the number of football fans in India is projected to reach 482 million by 2020. The growth of the ISL and establishment of football academies in the country could help develop football at the youth level and allow India to qualify for the FIFA World Cup by 2030.
Cricket India Academy offers comprehensive cricket coaching programs in India, from introductory Cricket Kids programs for ages 5-8 to advanced Emerging Players programs for ages 15+. Coaches are trained by Cricket Australia to blend modern techniques with Indian cricket skills. The flagship Cricket Education Program is a sequential six-level program for ages 9-14 that focuses on skill development, games, and tournaments. Cricket India Academy aims to develop the next generation of cricket talent through quality coaching and pathways.
The G-20 summit held in March 2009 received positive press but may have done more harm than good. While countercyclical fiscal policy and additional IMF resources were discussed, most plans could have been implemented without a summit. Further, the summit's vague calls for fiscal stimulus may provide cover for countries to increase spending. However, the real fiscal responses have been small, with China doing the most but still having a small global impact. The summit also failed to significantly increase IMF resources despite indications more borrowers will need help. The regulatory agenda is also concerning as it mandates immediate tightening which could further slow credit during a recession.
The World Cup has become one of the most anticipated and celebrated sporting competitions on the planet, watched by about half of the world’s population. Countries spend years and billions of dollars preparing to compete—not to mention hosting the Cup. Brazil spent $14 billion this year. Clearly, this is a branding success story of phenomenal proportions. How has the World Cup brand evolved over time? Every four years, FIFA selects a host nation and they design the event in their vision, revealing not just how the host country views itself, but how our world has changed—and design along with it. Believe it or not, the World Cup had no logo until the 1950s; by 2014, the logo was created with animation in mind demonstrating the kinetic nature of brands today. What stories do these graphic identities tell about their moments in time and our shared global experience? We reached back in branding history to find out.
This master's thesis examines the rise and fall of Indian football over three periods: the "Golden Era" from 1950-1964 when India experienced success in international competitions; the "Lost Decades" from 1965-1991 when performance declined; and the "New Beginning" from 1992-present marked by improved results but ongoing challenges. The document outlines factors that have stunted the growth of the sport in India like a lack of investment, unstable structures, and regional dominance. However, it argues that increased sponsorship and proposed reforms could lead to a brighter future for football in India if the large untapped market potential is realized.
The document discusses the history and rules of football, providing details on the origins and evolution of the sport from ancient times. It also outlines the key measurements of a football field and descriptions of common terminology used in football. The student provides acknowledgements and certification for a school assignment on a report about the sport of football.
تقرير تاسك فورس.. هذه هي نقط قوة ونقط ضعف الملف المغربيMed Sugar Man
The 2026 FIFA World Cup Bid Evaluation Task Force assessed the United 2026 bid and Morocco 2026 bid based on compliance, technical evaluation, and risk assessment. Overall, the United 2026 bid scored higher in the technical evaluation and was seen as lower risk due to experience hosting large sporting events and infrastructure. However, the Morocco 2026 bid was compliant and proposed leveraging the tournament to help develop the country's economy and infrastructure. The Task Force's report aimed to provide an informed basis for FIFA's selection of the 2026 World Cup host.
This document provides a summary and analysis of the use of slave labor in Qatar in preparation for the 2022 FIFA World Cup. It discusses initial investigations that found thousands of migrant workers, particularly from Nepal, facing appalling labor abuses and many workers dying. The document analyzes whether this treatment violates international laws and which legal avenues may provide remedies for the abused workers. It also discusses FIFA's responses and provides recommendations to better protect worker rights while still allowing the World Cup to proceed.
FIFA is the international governing body of soccer with 208 member associations. Recent scandals involved bribery in the bidding processes for the 2018 and 2022 World Cup hosts. FIFA's reputation and relationships with stakeholders were damaged. FIFA initially denied wrongdoing but later agreed to investigations. Media coverage of the scandal increased pressure while fans, sponsors, and governments responded with criticism and calls for reform.
FIFA is the international governing body of soccer with 208 member associations. Recent scandals involved bribery in the bidding processes for the 2018 and 2022 World Cup hosts. FIFA's reputation and relationships with stakeholders were damaged. FIFA initially denied wrongdoing but later agreed to investigations. Media coverage of the scandal increased pressure while fans, sponsors, and governments responded with criticism and calls for reform.
This document outlines Paul Young's credentials and provides an agenda on the topic of globalization. The agenda discusses the definition of globalization, emerging economies (BRIC countries), top GDP countries, G7 countries, global forecasts, GDP per capita rankings, issues with globalization including poverty and trade fairness, perspectives from Andrew Coyne on related issues, and potential next steps for globalization reform. Training materials are also referenced.
FIFA is the international governing body of soccer. It has faced corruption scandals in recent years related to the bidding processes for the 2018 and 2022 World Cup hosting rights. Specifically, Russia and Qatar's winning bids are thought to involve bribery. This has damaged FIFA's reputation and brand. Investigations by government and media organizations have led to suspensions and fines for FIFA officials. Reforms to FIFA's ethics and governance are recommended to address these issues.
FIFA is facing a crisis over its decision to hold the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. Media reports have highlighted workers' rights violations during construction of World Cup facilities in Qatar. Several stakeholders, including member football associations and UEFA, have criticized FIFA's handling of the 2022 World Cup bidding process and expressed concerns over scheduling challenges posed by a winter World Cup. In response, FIFA plans to study the concerns and evaluate options for addressing issues around worker conditions and scheduling, but will not change the 2022 host country.
The Sponsorship Report, Volume 30, Number 4, pp. 2-3.Christopher Doyle
The International Olympic Committee is considering relaxing Rule 40, which bans non-Olympic sponsorship during the Olympic Games. Rule 40 restricts athletes from allowing their name, image or performances to be used for advertising purposes during the Games. The IOC proposes allowing generic, non-Olympic advertising and increasing the size limits of manufacturer logos to generate more sponsorship dollars for athletes. Both proposals must be approved in July to take effect. Views are mixed on how much relaxing Rule 40 will help athletes secure sponsorship versus benefiting Olympic sponsors. Enforcement will depend on the wording and how national Olympic committees apply the rule.
The document summarizes Amnesty International's research into human rights abuses of migrant workers on construction projects for the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar. It found over 100 migrant workers, mainly from South Asia, employed on the Khalifa International Stadium project were subjected to exploitation and poor working and living conditions. This included deceptive recruitment, contract substitution, wage theft, passport confiscation, restricted freedom of movement, and forced labor. Additional abuses were found among workers providing landscaping in the nearby Aspire Zone. The organizations responsible include multiple contractors and subcontractors working on the stadium and zone. While standards exist, inadequate oversight and enforcement have allowed widespread labor abuses to persist on this high-profile World Cup project.
The research project looks at several interesting aspects of the football industry right from the history of football, industry financials, global leaders, recent trends and potential pitfalls.
Leading PR and marketing expert Ardi Kolah discusses the findings of his unique global report that identified opportunities for sports marketing and consultancy services to 2022. He recently advised the Department for Business Innovation & Skills (BIS) and his recommendations have influenced the British Government’s growth strategy for business and professional services. Presented on 10 October 2013 at the ICCO Summit.
Should FIFA and Qatar Compensate Abused Migrant Workers?SG Analytics
With the 2022 FIFA World Cup fast approaching, more light is shining on the controversies about migrant worker deaths in Qatar. Many have called for compensation.
This document discusses reforms needed for the World Health Organization (WHO). It outlines issues with WHO's mandate, membership, funding, oversight, and travel expenses. Specific problems highlighted include lack of transparency, accountability for funding, and oversight of programs and risk management. The document proposes solutions like increasing performance audits, adjusting the board to include more stakeholders, and enhancing transparency, accountability and oversight of WHO's operations and crisis response.
The document discusses the role of foreign investment promotion and protection agreements (FIPAs) with regards to foreign direct investment. It provides background on Paul Young and his experience. It then outlines the topics to be covered, including defining FIPA and its importance, globalization, foreign direct investment, lawsuits related to FIPAs, China's investments and trade, and the role of the World Trade Organization and lawsuits.
The document provides background information on Qatar hosting the 2022 FIFA World Cup, including concerns about Qatar's summer climate, efforts to develop cooling technology, and cultural issues like serving alcohol and treatment of migrant workers. It discusses Qatar experiencing summer temperatures over 50°C which could endanger players and fans, and their plan to use solar-powered cooling systems to keep stadiums at 27°C. However, some experts still question if Qatar can adequately ensure safety during games and for the large number of anticipated fans given the extreme heat. The document also outlines allegations of corruption in FIFA's bidding process and Qatar's qualifications to host the event.
Industry Topic Paper CM406 Being a Worldwide Olympics Par.docxjaggernaoma
Industry Topic Paper CM406
Being a Worldwide Olympics Partner – Worth Doing or Not?
1. Research and fully outline the scope of what a Tokyo 2020 Olympics’ global sponsor will
receive for their marketing investment
2. Company X research on how they used their sponsorship pre and during the 2016
Summer Games. How do you believe that this company might most effectively promote
its global sponsorship of the 2020 Olympics.
3. Consider and then support how you believe this major sponsorship would potentially
contribute to the ‘equity’ components of the company (internally as well as externally),
its featured brands, and potentially its HQ country.
4. Finally, take and support a position (for/against) as to whether you believe the IOC’s
changes to Rule 40 has had any detrimental impact, or not, on the commercial interests
of you selected global Olympic sponsor.
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(intro sobre Olympics ) The Olympic Games uphold their status as one of the most effective
international marketing platforms in the world. By reaching billions of people in over 200
countries and territories throughout the world, brands are able to showcase their value in a
global stage.1 This is the main reason why brands are keen on becoming official Olympics
sponsors. The sponsor market has become challenging to enter, with only the biggest names
affording to become official sponsors. This paper will analyze the way in which Olympic sponsors
are benefited from their partnerships with the Games, especially those already formed for the
Tokyo 2020 Olympics. Insight will be brought in particular to one of the main official sponsors
and exclusive payment technology of the Games: Visa; and the way in which partnering with the
Olympics has boosted the corporation’s business. Finally, an analysis will show the way in which
the International Olympic Committee’s changes to Rule 40 has (positively/negatively) influenced
the benefits Visa has continually received from its Olympic partnership for more than 30 years.
Ever since Evangelos Zappas, Greek philanthropist, revived the modern Olympics in Athens in
1859, he became the first ever sponsor of the Games.2 Over the years, sponsorship for the
Olympics has evolved notably, and its magnitude has exponentially grown. By 1884, the Olympic
Games counted with over 30 official sponsors including Coca Cola, McDonald’s, American
Express and Motorola.3 Nowadays, the upcoming Tokyo Summer Games have already
established partnerships with over 60 firms and organizations, including Alibaba, Toyota and
Samsung.4 Not only that, but as said by the International Olympic Committee, the Olympics
sponsorship program for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics has already raised revenues close to $3
billion, which is almost three times as much domestic sponsorship received for the London 2012
1 “The Olympic Partner Programme” Sponsors. The International Olympic Committe.
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1. Carbon leakage taxes - https://www.oecd.org/tax/g20-economies-are-pricing-more-carbon-emissions-but-stronger-globally-more-coherent-policy-action-is-needed-to-meet-climate-goals-says-oecd.htm
2. Climate change - https://www.carbonbrief.org/analysis-which-countries-are-historically-responsible-for-climate-change
3. Carbon sink - https://financialpost.com/diane-francis/diane-francis-canada-is-a-giant-carbon-sink-why-are-we-not-getting-credit-for-it
4. WTO - https://thehill.com/opinion/international/578148-its-essential-to-bring-back-binding-wto-dispute-settlement
5. China and WTO - https://global.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202110/29/WS617b295ca310cdd39bc71f5d.html
6. Container ships - https://theconversation.com/the-supply-chain-crisis-has-a-silver-lining-container-ships-should-be-decarbonised-faster-170391
7. Critical metals - https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/The-United-States-Is-Not-Doing-Enough-To-Secure-Critical-Metals.html
8. Electricity crisis - https://www.nytimes.com/2021/10/29/climate/europe-energy-crisis-cop.html
9. Green economy - https://www.itv.com/news/2021-10-24/what-are-the-five-greenest-countries-and-the-five-biggest-carbon-emitters
10. WTO - https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2021/oct/28/eu-carbon-border-levy-could-sabotage-climate-goals-says-thinktank
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A presentation on mastering key management concepts across projects, products, programs, and portfolios. Whether you're an aspiring manager or looking to enhance your skills, this session will provide you with the knowledge and tools to succeed in various management roles. Learn about the distinct lifecycles, methodologies, and essential skillsets needed to thrive in today's dynamic business environment.
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Industry
SPORTS
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Industry
(Analysis, 2014)
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Organization
211worldwide football
associations - 6 federations
$5.72
billion
Corruptions
(FIFA, 2016)
(Statista, 2014)
(Malliris, 2014)
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Organization
Awarded 2010.
(FIFA, 2016)
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Organization
M
H
L
Risk Assessment
4 categories – 9 criteria
3 levels of risk
1
7
1
Stadiums / transport /
accomodation / TV
Team facilities
Related events
(FIFA, 2016)
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Stakeholders
Organization
Government
Associations
Companies
Human
Rights
Groups
Unions
Media
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Events Timeline
2010: $12 billion stadium bid
Sep 2010: Inspection
Dec 2, 2010: Qatar awarded hosting
rights
Dec 6, 2010: The Guardian’s
publication
Apr 2011: Supreme Committee
created
Feb 2012: CH2M wins contract
Jun 2012: HRW’s allegations
(Supreme committee, 2016) (Guardian, 2014)(Hurst & Withers, 2014)
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Ethical Issues
Lack of pay Exit visaRecruitment
Fees
ContrastHazardous
conditions
Emotional
welfare
Worker rights Human rights
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Aftermath
Qualitative
Worker
casualties
FIFA/Qatar
Reputation
Reforms &
Investigations
Revoke on
hosting rights
United Nations
(RT, 2015) (CBC, 2016)(ITUC, 2014)
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Aftermath
Quantitative
$200 billion
budget
Qatar Stock
Exchange
Natural-gas
Reserve
Qatar economy &
GDP
No expected
ROI
(Bloomberg, 2014) (Econintersect, 2016)(FIFA, 2010)
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Our Recommendations
Government responsibility Corporate responsibility
• Stakeholders
• Decision making
• Consequences
• Research & Assessment
• Labour law
• Policy enforcement
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Editor's Notes
In 2010, Qatar successfully won their bid and was awarded the 2022 World Cup by FIFA.
No long after the announcement, FIFA released the Qatar hosting report, including a risk assessment system used when voting Qatar as the wining country.
In 2010, Qatar successfully won their bid and was awarded the 2022 World Cup by FIFA.
No long after the announcement, FIFA released the Qatar hosting report, including a risk assessment system used when voting Qatar as the wining country.
Qatar is a small state, 11k km2 compared to the GTA, which is 7k km2.