Purpose Beyond the Game
Using the power of football to make a positive difference in the world — on and off the pitch.
“Football is more than a game — it is a vehicle for human development and social change.”
FIFA leverages the universal appeal of football to drive positive social change in communities across the globe.
FIFA's ongoing campaign against racism and discrimination in football, with zero tolerance at all FIFA events.
FIFA is committed to hosting climate-neutral FIFA World Cups and reducing the environmental footprint of football.
Working with UNHCR to use football as a tool for social inclusion and recovery for displaced communities worldwide.
Football Walking and other health-focused programmes that use the game to promote physical and mental wellbeing.
Football for Schools and related initiatives use football to engage young people with learning and life skills.
FIFA is aligned with the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, working to achieve the 17 SDGs through football.
FIFA releases its most detailed sustainability report to date, outlining progress across environment, society and governance.
May 1, 2026 · Inside FIFA
With more teams, more shocks and more story lines, the expanded 48-team World Cup format has been universally praised.
-27219m ago · FIFA Analyst