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CAF increases annual funding by 33% to $700,000 for GFA and 53 other Associations
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The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has announced a 33% increase in annual financial support for its 54 member associations, raising the potential allocation to $700,000 per association.
The key measure of the initiative’s success will be whether the increased financial support translates into visible improvements in grassroots football, youth development, women’s football, and the overall management of the game in Ghana and across Africa.
CAF has increased annual funding for its 54 member associations to up to $700,000, giving the Ghana Football Association more resources for football development.
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