RESEARCH REPORT – FOOTBALL FOR CLIMATE JUSTICE
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This report draws on the applied experience of Football for Climate Justice project partners, – including Bohemian FC, Club Brugge KV, FC St. Pauli, FC Twente, Ferencvárosi TC, FUNDACIÓN LaLiga, Real Betis Balompié and SV Werder Bremen – and the expertise of the Thinktank for Action on Social Change (TASC) and the European Football for Development Network (EFDN) to understand the role of football clubs in delivering a climate transition that prioritises people and reaches the furthest behind first. Rather than keep actions to improve the environment and actions to enhance local communities separate, this report proposes that both should be done simultaneously.
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WHAT ROLE CAN FOOTBALL PLAY IN ADVANCING CLIMATE JUSTICE?
The Football for Climate Justice Erasmus+ project, running from 2022 to 2025, led by the European Football for Development Network and involving ...
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Levelling The Playing Field
This initiative spearheaded by Bohemian FootballClub and Friends of the Earth Ireland represents agroundbreaking approach in engaging communitiesin discussions and ...
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RESEARCH REPORT – FOOTBALL FOR CLIMATE JUSTICE
This report draws on the applied experience of Football for Climate Justice project partners, – including Bohemian FC, Club Brugge KV, ...
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