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16 November, 2009

Caspea Foundation for Peace and Sport – We congratulate the Under 17 Selection of Switzerland for winning the FIFA U-17 World Cup title.

The unexpected became reality. In Abuja, Nigeria the young Swiss team won the U17 world cup title. Besides proofing technical skills the football crew has shown team spirit, the ability of good organisation and the spirit of solidarity. The extraordinary performance by such a multicultural team was possible thanks to the focused team leadership. CASPEA supports similar values in its current project for Palestinian refugees and poor students in Jordan through providing sport equipment and training for trainers in the fields of capacity building and conflict resolution.



Devastating News from Afghanistan: War Victim CASPEA Alumni

9 September, 2009

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We are mourning the loss of our friend Sultan Munadi, CASPEA Alumni 2006 and Journalist for the New York Times in Afghanistan.
He lost his life during a NATO operation near Kunduz. Sultan and his British colleague were held hostage by Taliban. It is said that Sultan died during the military attempt to be freed.

We deeply deplore this loss and bloodsheed in the course of the ongoing violence in Afghanistan.
Sultan’s unfaltering committment to the peaceful future of his country, his optimistic spirit, and his courage will stay with us.


CASPEA attended FIFA Football for Hope Forum

1 July, 2009

We were delighted to accept the kind invitation to attend the Football for Hope Forum in Vaal, S. Africa with FIFA and StreetFootballWorld.  It  was a great opportunity to enhance our program by continuing to learn from experts in the field of Sport for Development. Our programme input on Football and Peace Building attracted many delegates’ attention. We were confronted with an overwhelming demand for capacity building, coaching and leadership development for Football projects in developing and post war countries.

Football for Hope Forum

Anita Schmidt (CASPEA) and Mustapha Albert (Amputee Soccer, Sierra Leone); Speakers of workshop: "Football and Peace Building"

In the framework of the FfH Forum, Caspea had the chance to visit one of PlaySoccer South Africa’s sites in Finetown, Johannesburg. Here, the children of the township, aged 2 to 17, attend regular sport and free time activities held by volounteers and peer leaders.

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CASPEA’s School Support Project in Jordan

4 June, 2009

Schools enter next level of self-management: Capacity building and infrastructure support go hand in hand

After completion of workshops on participatory assessments with the school communities, the project schools now develop strategy plans for the investments into their infrastructure.

The objective of all new acquisitions is the direct benefit of the school children and their possibility to play and do sports. Renovations and construction work will start during the summer holiday. CASPEA holds in trust the substantial donations for the schools. For more information on the project, please visit the section on our website:

CASPEA / Jordan


CASPEA at FIFA’s Football for Hope Forum in Johannesburg, South Africa, June 23-25, 2009

4 June, 2009

CASPEA is invited to speak as an expert on peace building through football. During the first Football for Hope Forum this month CASPEA will present on the panel activities, possibilities and challenges of sport as a tool for peace promotion.

Here you can find more information on this upcoming highlight in the sport and development community:

Football for Hope


Second Phase of the Jordanian School Support Project has started April 24th and 25th

29 April, 2009

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The teachers of the 8 participating Palestinian and Jordanian Schools who were certified as CASPEA coaches in January, were now trained to conduct PRA sessions at their schools with the whole school community.

In early May, the will gather data and the needs at their schools in order to strategically plan and self-manage their schools’ future. They are supported by local PRA expert Mr Anis Tarabei and CASPEA’s representative in Amman, Mrs Afaf Maraka.


Re-Launch Homepage

29 April, 2009

From now on, here you can find the online appearance of CASPEA. The new foundation which emerged from exCHANGE FOR PEACE will constantly expand its internet services. Soon we will be able to inform you comprehensively. Please check our website regularly.