SCDC Competitors

O IEFP é o serviço público de emprego nacional. Tem por missão promover a criação e a qualidade do emprego e combater o desemprego, através da execução de políticas ativas de emprego, nomeadamente de formação profissional.

A Federação Portuguesa de Futebol é uma pessoa coletiva sem fins lucrativos, de utilidade pública, privada, que engloba 22 associações distritais ou regionais, uma liga profissional de clubes, associações de agentes desportivos, clubes ou sociedades desportivas, jogadores, treinadores e árbitros, inscritos ou filiados nos termos dos estatutos, e demais agentes desportivos. Tem por principais objetos a representação do futebol português a nível nacional e internacional; a gestão competitiva das Seleções; a organização de competições de nível local, distrital e nacional ou o assegurar do desenvolvimento futebol em Portugal de acordo com o espírito desportivo, valores educacionais, culturais e humanitários, através de programas de formação dos diferentes agentes desportivos. A FPF assegura a gestão de 29 Seleções, masculinas e femininas, nas vertentes de futebol, futsal e futebol de praia, e organiza 59 competições. Portugal tem 250.070 praticantes federados de futebol. PFF is a legal person operating on a non-profit-making basis, with public benefit status, established as a private law association and comprising 22 district and regional associations, one club league, associations of sports agents, clubs or sports societies, players, coaches and referees, registered or affiliated in compliance with its Statutes. It has as main purposes the representation of Portuguese football at national and international level; the management of the competitions of the National Teams; the organisation of local, district and national competitions and the guarantee of the development of football in Portugal in accordance with the sporting spirit and educational, cultural and humanitarian values, through training programmes for the various sports agents. The Portuguese FA ensures the management of 29 men’s and women’s National Teams, in football, futsal and beach soccer, and organises 59 annual competitions. Portugal has 250.070 registered football players.

The Community of Portuguese Speaking Countries (CPLP) is an intergovernmental organization that unites eight member States, spanning four continents. Our countries share a common language and a rich cultural heritage, resulting from long periods of historical interactions, which generated cultural identities that help build bridges, facilitate all sorts of partnerships and ease the sharing of best practices. CPLP is a multilateral forum dedicated to the strengthening of political and diplomatic coordination and the enhancement of cooperation among its Member States. The eight Member States of the CPLP are: Angola, Brazil, Cape Verde, Guinea-Bissau, Mozambique, Portugal, S. Tome and Principe and Timor-Leste. There are also three Associated Observer Countries: Equatorial Guinea, Mauritius and Senegal. The general objectives of the CPLP are: a) The joint action between its Member States, at both the political and diplomatic level, in its international relations, particularly with the aim of asserting its presence in the international fora; b) Cooperation in all areas, including those of education, health, science and technology, defence, agriculture, public administration, communications, justice, public safety, culture, sport and media; c) The setting up of projects designed to promote and disseminate the Portuguese language, namely through the International Institute of the Portuguese Language. The CPLP guiding principles on development stress that cooperation between Members States focus on promoting democratic practices, good governance and respect for Human Rights, while observing the national identity of each State.