oday, the South Sudan Football Federation continued the final stage of developing its Women’s Football Strategy 2027–2030, a four-year roadmap that will guide the growth, development and sustainability of women’s football in South Sudan.
The meeting focused on translating the strategy into practical actions and implementation priorities for 2027, 2028, 2029 and 2030, with clear goals, tactics and activities to be implemented across each quarter of the year.
The meeting was chaired by the Chairlady of Women’s Football, Susan John, alone side the Deputy Secretary General, Ms. Viola Edward, the Technical Director, Mr. Salyi Lulaku the Women’s Football Development Officer, Ms. Helen Terso and stakeholders from different departments of the Federation.
The development of this strategy has been a consultative process. Inputs gathered through previous stakeholder workshops and engagements have contributed to shaping the roadmap, including perspectives from:
Club administrators Women’s football administrators at FA level Coaches and technical personnel Referees Medical and health personnel Key women’s football stakeholders, players, media, fans, government, NGOs.These contributions have helped ensure that the strategy reflects the realities, priorities and aspirations of women’s football in South Sudan.
We are now at the final stage before the official launch.
This is not simply a strategy document. It is a shared roadmap for building stronger pathways for girls and women to play, develop, lead, coach, officiate, manage and thrive in football.
2027–2030: From consultation to action. From vision to implementation. Building the future of women’s football in South Sudan.
