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Football for the planet is the official environmental programmeof FIFA. The aims of the football for the planet are to mitigate the negative impact of its activities on the environment.

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What FIFA did to reduce the impact of the 2014 FIFA world cup Brazil:

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What FIFA did to reduce the impact of the 2014 FIFA world cup Brazil:

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1. Carbon offsetting
2. Sustainable stadiums
3. Waste management in stadiums

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World Cup 2014: Brasilia's Mane Garrincha stadium the first net zero energy stadium

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The Estadio Nacional Mané Garrincha in Brasilia, built in two years using materials from the previous demolished stadium, will host seven games at the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil. According to reports, it is the first stadium in the world to be awarded the U.S.

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What were the important activities for FIFA since 2006? 

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What were the important activities for FIFA since 2006? 

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From 1 January, FIFA offsets all its flight emissions, which correspond to 75% of its total emissions. The annual investment in compensation projects in all 6 FIFA zones amounts to over USD 500,000. FIFA launches its own first fully comprehensive carbon footprint assessment of a FIFA World Cup™.

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- To ensure the environment sustainability
-  Helps to develop a global partnership for development

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Global warming is getting worse, and the main reason is because of too much carbon dioxide. Therefore FIFA help to avoid and reduce carbon emission, make the most eco-friendly stadium.

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- Reduce carbon dioxide which leads to global warming
-Recycle most of the waste that being made after each football match
-Promote recycling
-Install solar panels in every stadium

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Between 2005 and 2015, the support FIFA has provided through Football for Hope has benefited 450 programmes run by 170 non-governmental organisations in 78 countries, serving hundreds of communities and tens of thousands of people throughout the world. HIV/AIDS education, conflict resolution, gender equality, social integration of people with intellectual disabilities, peace building, youth leadership and life skills are just some of the many objectives pursued.

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The Football for Hope Festival 2014, which took place in Caju, Rio de Janeiro during the FIFA World Cup, brought together 32 delegations of young leaders from Football for Hope-supported organisations from around the world.