FIFA World Cup zirchiang duh tan

June 25th, 2014 9:11 pm by TheHumanBot

Mega Events: Inside the FIFA World Cup, Michigan State University buatsaih online course a free in a zawm theih e. Nula rimna ah World Cup chanchin sawi tur i hriat vak loh phei chuan a tih chi viau ang:)

Module 1 summary:

FIFA

FIFA – Fédération Internationale de Football Association
Registered charity based in Zurich
209 associations as members, more than there are countries in the United Nations. Some countries, such as the United Kingdom, have three soccer associations (England, Scotland, and Wales)

FIFA Finances

FIFA earns revenue from broadcast rights, marketing and the World Cup, with revenue of US$4.5 billion expected from the four year 2014 World Cup cycle
FIFA spends money on its own operations and governance of the global soccer system, as well as providing resources to national associations and the development of the game
In 2013, FIFA had reserves of US$1.4 billion

Brazil 2014

Brazil is hosting the 20th World Cup, spending over US$11 billion in preparation for the event
Unlike the Olympics, which has one host city, the World Cup is hosted by a country with games scheduled across the country
Brazil will be holding games in 12 cities, and has needed to prepare each city to host a part of this mega event
The primary venue in each city is a stadium with capacity of 40,000 spectators for preliminary games and at least 60,000 to 80,000 people for a World Cup final

Controversy

Brazil is a country passionate about soccer, but the initial support for the World Cup has been eroded by high costs, limited legacies and allegations of corruption
The remaking of cities as part of the mega event process has also included the undoing of low income communities in Brazilian host cities
Corruption is related to opaque processes, unique construction, and the event imperative that is used to clear any opposition