AIFF Women's Football Committee Meeting Focuses on Development and Player Safety
AIFF Women's Football Committee Meeting Highlights
On December 23, a significant meeting of the All India Football Federation's (AIFF) Women's Football Committee took place at the Football House in New Delhi. Valanka Alemao chaired the session, which included AIFF Deputy Secretary General M. Satyanarayan, Deputy Chairperson Tsering Angmo, and committee members Tababi Devi, Chitra Gangadharan, and Shabana Rabbani.
The committee received updates regarding the preparations of the senior, U20, and U17 women's teams as they approach their respective AFC Women’s Asian Cup tournaments, as reported on the AIFF website.
During the meeting, an in-depth analysis of recent performances was conducted, addressing the unique challenges encountered by the women's national teams, coaching staff, and support personnel.
To enhance the football ecosystem, the committee discussed the implementation of dedicated development programs and support systems aimed at women coaches.
This initiative includes creating specialized social media content to showcase their contributions, aiming to boost visibility and motivate future female leaders in Indian football.
A key topic of discussion was the protection of players, which the committee recognized as a top priority. They proposed various measures to ensure a safe and inclusive environment for athletes of all ages.
Furthermore, the meeting tackled essential financial and budgetary issues, ensuring that adequate resources are allocated to promote the growth and competitive success of women's football in India.