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GGWCUP celebrates Team Kemet from Egypt as the champions of the 2024 Women's Global Goals World Cup held in Riyadh! This was the 25th Global Goals World Cup since 2015 and the third hosted by the Saudi Sports for All Federation (SFA).The two organisations signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), through which LaLiga has offered consultancy services to help develop a tournament in Jordan.
Read More10 teams. 17 Global Goals. 102 female coaches living in Jordan from the Eir Coach Program. The first season of the Global Goals League has come to an end. Final match day was Friday November 25th in Amman, Jordan.
Read MoreKvindefodboldturneringen Global Goals World Cup (GGWCUP) afvikles på Havnepladsen, Aarhus C, i denne weekend. Under fredagens åbning af GGWCUP deltog ligestillingsminister Trine Bramsen i en All star fodboldkamp og en samtale om ledere og rollemodeller i fodboldens verden. Hvad kan vi gøre sammen og hver for sig?
Read MoreFredag morgen gæster ligestillingsminister Trine Bramsen eventet 'KØN Morgen', og er med en samtale om ligestilling mellem kønnene, generelt og i fodboldens verden, med til at åbne kvindefodboldturneringen og verdensmålsfestivalen Global Goals World Cup's event på KØN.
Read MoreEIR Org is receiving DKK 1.5 million for the project EIR Football League Jordan 2022–2023. The project will take place in Jordan.
Read MoreThe Saudi Sports for All Federation (SFA) has announced the return of the Global Goals World Cup (GGWCUP) to Saudi Arabia for the second time. The event will see local teams competing in 13 different regions across the Kingdom for a coveted place in the finals, which will be hosted in Jeddah during October.
Read More“Det kan virkelig rykke noget, når man i sportsfællesskaber spiller for et fælles mål,” fortæller Clara Lucia Tonnisen.
Read MoreThe Global Goals World Cup Finals 2021 was the first Finals hosted outside New York City.
Read More“Reykjavík Global Forum – Women Leaders 2021 recognises the importance of a global sports organisation launched in Denmark with the ‘Power, Together Award’.”
Read MoreThe GGWCUP showcases the importance and benefits of sport and gender equality. Women who have never been allowed to or provided with the opportunity to play get to enjoy physical activity. EIR is the non-profit organisation that runs the Global Goals World Cup (GGWCUP).
Read MoreWe commit to closing the PLAY GAP, advancing gender equality and the UN SDG's in every country we play.
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Read MoreKatja Iversen is an executive advisor, author and leading global advocate for gender equality and the health, rights and leadership of girls and women.
Read MoreThe Sports for All Federation (SFA) announced its first ever Global Goals World Cup (GGWCUP) Saudi Arabia, encouraging women across the country to participate in sports, boosting overall health of the community.
Read MoreThe Czech Republic will host a unique football tournament that encourages women from all over the world to play for the UN Sustainable Development Goals. This popular event, where sports meet activism, took place last year in the Czech Republic for the first time. The winning team of the Prague tournament, made up of Czech postwomen ...
Read MoreA total of 34 teams have qualified to participate in the GGWCup and are representing a variety of entities, including large local and regional corporations, local foundations, universities, NGOs and teams of women from refugee camps hosting Syrian and Palestinian refugees and refugees living in Jordan’s host community.
Read MoreAthletes vie for top prize in the activist tournament for women refereed by Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, UN Development Programme Goodwill Ambassador and Game of Thrones actor.
New York, September 10. 2019
While world leaders meet at the UN Headquarters on 25 September, athletes from around the world take part in the 4th annual Global Goals World Cup tournament across town. Held on the 48th floor of the SAP Next Gen space at Hudson Yards …
Read More”We always had a dream that we would create something that was so universally inspiring, that people all over the world would like to join and make it their own. Now this dream is materializing at a speed that we had never imagined possible,” Co-Founder Rikke Ronholt explains.
Read MoreWhere: Brooklyn Expo Center 72 Noble Street, Brooklyn. Entrance between Franklin and West. (few blocks from transmitter park)
When: Tuesday September 19th. 3.30 pm - 10:00 pm
Media Zone from 3.30 at the Expo Center.
