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streetfootballworld launch online Knowledge Centre

The newly launched streetfootballworld Knowledge Centre will share experience and inspiration on development through football.

By Stine Alvad

09 February 2010

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The new online Knowledge Centre

The newly launched streetfootballworld Knowledge Centre will share experience and inspiration on development through football.

Through its large network, counting 82 organisations from around the world, streetfootballworld has build up a new Knowledge Centre containing stories, articles and examples of how to use football as a mean of development.

Browsing through the Knowledge Centre, the reader will find inspiring stories on current projects and tips for initiating and funding your own development through football project.

The Knowledge Centre is a work in progress and will continue to grow with the collaboration of the streetfootballworld network.

Streetfootballworld is a social profit organisation that links relevant actors in the field of Development through Football. Established in 2002, the organisation encourages global partnerships for development in order to contribute to positive social change.

To visit streetfootballworld's Knowledge Centre, click here

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