$357,446,000 unlocked by football towards legacy-related projects.The pre-tournament report offers early insights into the progress made to date across the interconnecting pillars with case studies from around the country illustrating the advancement toward turning the Legacy ’23 vision into reality. To ensure that our national teams continue to be competitive on the global stage, and that the players continue to have world class pay and conditions.With a goal to become the first community sport to achieve gender parity in participation Football Australia will continue to work towards 100% female friendly and accessible change rooms across all community football facilities.
The continued growth in football participation rates along with the expected surge in demand - particularly in female football, has underlined the importance of prioritising community infrastructure capacity and capability as a long-term strategic objective for all states and territories, coupled with the need to continue to invest in high performance programs for our Women’s National Teams.Īs outlined in this progress report, an audit undertaken by Football Australia and its nine Member Federations revealed the multiple challenges and opportunities which exist within football infrastructure across the country, including a significant gap in facilities classified as female friendly. These collaborative efforts have played a pivotal role in our journey,” said Johnson. With their assistance we have elevated stadium facilities, established state-of-the-art infrastructure and driven the transformation of community clubs. “We extend our appreciation to the Federal and State Governments, as well as our commercial partners for their invaluable support and investment in Legacy ’23. With more than $357 million already unlocked by football for legacy related projects, Football Australia CEO James Johnson acknowledged the significant role of Government and commercial partners since the inception of the Legacy ’23 Plan.
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