GLOBAL GOALS WORLD CUP

GGWCup Mumbai 2019

 
 

GGWCUP Mumbai February 2, 2019

Congratulations Team Forca Goa, overall winner of GGWCUP Mumbai 2019

The GGWCUP Mumbai had a very magical feel to it, with 100’s of students and community watching the many teams play for the Global Goals. Fr. Agnels School hosted the GGWCUP Mumbai, and 23 teams all-women teams participated in the tournament. Each team was strongly driven by a social purpose and every player was very strong on their actions and extremely assertive and passionate about the impact they had created in their community. Each women who played had a story of strength and determination that empowered them to create change together as a team. 

Huge thank you to all our partners in Mumbai. Learn more about host partner Sustainable Mindz here.

  • Congratulations Team Forca Goa, winner of GGWCUP Mumbai

  • Congratulation Team SanScar, winner Best advocacy and action for the Global Goals.

  • Congratulations Team Myna Bol, winner Most original Style/outfit/attitude/presence.

  • Congratulations Team Fr. Agnel Gymkhana, winner Best Crowd and Crowd Engagement.

About Forca Goa: Forca’s Goa’s mission is to use football to inspire positive development benefiting both the game of football, players and community. The team comprises of dedicated passionate individuals who are empowered and strive to empower the youth and community.  Forca Goa through their initiatives focuses on 3 of United Nations 17 Global Goals (SDGs): Good Health & Well-being (3), Gender Equality (5) and Responsible Consumption (12).

Please find all team presentations and special guests below.

 

It’s an honor to introduce …

Artist Rouble Nagi - she will expand our minds, hearts and ideas about city colors.

What better way to start the tournament countdown than proudly announce the first member of the Mumbai #SDG5 Dream Team: Rouble Nagi.

Rouble is an award winning, internationally acclaimed  Indian artist  with over 800 murals and sculptures to her credit. A social and art activist, she initiated the Rouble Nagi Art Foundation that runs Balwadis with art programs in Mumbai slums to initiate children to come to school.The foundation aims to transform the community through art and education. “Misaal Mumbai” is another initiative by Rouble, The main aim of this program is to give life to the slum while keeping it clean and hygienic. 

Please read more about how Rouble is using her talent to brighten the lives of slum-Dwellers here.

Follow Misaal Mumbai @MisaalMumbai, An initiative by Artist | Social Worker Rouble Nagi.

See more work @GalleryLaMasion.

 


Saleha Khan - an upcoming leader full of dreams and Goalkeeper.

Saleha started voicing out about her rights at the tender age of 17. Saleha is one of the many youngsters of the community who is determined to act as catalyst of social change, one step at a time. Saleha has strong opinions, and is vocal about the issues in her neighborhood.

As an active member of a Save the Children child’s group in her area, Saleha has been at the forefront of a unique child-led campaign called ‘WASH4LIFE’ advocating water and sanitation issues in her community.

Over the last three years, Saleha has conducted more than 250 sessions on menstrual hygiene and other WASH-related issues, and has been able to influence more than 2,500 adolescent girls who have adopted healthy menstrual hygiene practices. She does it through innovative (and fun) methods such as street plays, photo exhibitions and talk shows – reaching over 10,000 community members.

Saleha was nominated as one of the Goalkeepers by Gates Foundation as a part of Project Everyone. She is Ashoka Youth Venturer and Savitribai Phule Awardee.

Please read more here and on Instagram..

 

Anjali Shah - the perfect addition to GGWCUP Mumbai SDG5 Dream Team. She will get the teams going.

Premier India Football Academy (PIFA) director Anjali Shah was in March 2017 appointed the the All India Football Federation (AIFF) Women’s Committee.

She has been the Maharashtra State women’s team manager on several occasions in the past and is working for the development of women’s football in India. She has been the driving force of the “Girls Get Going” project which is a project that encourages girls to participate in sports and mentors them to stick with the program whereby empowering them mentally, socially and physically.

Anjali Shah believes that the Indian Women’s football team with the right impetus have a very good chance to qualify for the FIFA Women’s World Cup in the near future. She would like to see a strong woman’s league at city all the way to the national level.

We are proud to announce Anjali as a member of the GGWCUP SDG5 Dream Team. Welcome.

More about PIFA. More about AIFF.

 

We are proud to announce the full roster for the 10th GGWCUP

 

Soccer skills are optional, but passion for sustainable development is mandatory

Watch this video to get inspired by some of the teams who played in the GGWCUP Dubai 2018 tournament. And remember this tournament is all about being the most sensational human and after each game each team will get four points.

Crowd engagement, taking action for the SDGs as well as your original team style will all be counted as you score points for change.

Read more about the pont system here.

 

Strong local partners and impact in Mumbai

Picture of the volunteer crew, GGWCUP UEA ambassadors Houriya Taheri and actor & referee John Abraham at the GGWCUP January 19, 2018 in the Sustainable City - the first tournament in the MENA region.

Picture of the volunteer crew, GGWCUP UEA ambassadors Houriya Taheri and actor & referee John Abraham at the GGWCUP January 19, 2018 in the Sustainable City - the first tournament in the MENA region.

The Global Goals World Cup is the initiative of Danish non profit sports organisation Eir Soccer. Eir soccer works locally with strong partners across different sectors to combine global scale with strong local impact.

The tournament is a global women's amateur football championship for the UN SDG's (Global Goals). Sustainable Mindz is the regional partner of Eir Soccer, and is implementing the GGWCUP Mumbai.

Please contact Dima Maaytah on how you and your organization can be involved and advance the impact of the tournament.