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European minifootball federation is the governing body of minifootball at European level, its purpose is to promote, supervise and direct minifootball in Europe, as a means to contribute to the positive development of society. The federation was founded in 2012 and is registered as a non-profit association in Prague and Budapest.

The Union Internationale de Pentathlon Moderne is the global governing body for modern pentathlon, overseeing a unique multi-discipline sport that combines fencing, swimming, obstacle racing, and a laser-run (running and shooting). Its purpose is to develop and promote the sport worldwide, ensuring high standards in competition while driving innovation to keep the format relevant and engaging for modern audiences. UIPM works closely with international federations, host cities, and the Olympic Movement to deliver world-class events and support athlete pathways from grassroots to elite level. The organisation also plays a key role in shaping the future of the sport through governance, sustainability initiatives, and event development across a global calendar. Through its flagship competitions, including World Cups and World Championships, UIPM continues to expand its reach and visibility internationally. Recently, UIPM has also moved forward with a merger with World Obstacle, strengthening its position as the leading authority in obstacle sports and supporting future Olympic ambitions.

The FIA Extreme H World Cup represents a bold, pioneering step forward in the transition to clean energy, showcasing cutting-edge hydrogen technology in rugged racing environments, whilst pairing one female and one male driver in every team to drive equality forwards. The event features a thrilling new format including Time Trials, Head-to Head and Multi-Car disciplines, culminating in a winner takes all, eight-car World Cup Final. The Pioneer 25 race car is designed to demonstrate the viability and performance capabilities of hydrogen fuel cells, setting a new standard for eco-friendly motorsport.

Founded in 2008, the International Esports Federation (IESF) is the global governing body for esports. They bring together national federations from across the world to promote esports as a legitimate sport and create pathways for competitive gamers to represent their nations on the international stage. Their mission is to extends beyond competition - working to establish standards, protect athletes, promote fair play, and ensure that esports continues to grow as a respected discipline worldwide. Their purpose is to Drive the future of competitive gaming through leadership and innovation.

World Skate is the global governing body for all sports performed on skating wheels. Its mission is to drive the worldwide growth, development, and inclusivity of roller sports, fostering a united community that transcends borders and celebrates the unique culture of each discipline. Through innovation, collaboration, and sustainable practices, World Skate aims to deliver high-quality experiences for athletes and fans while promoting values such as respect, diversity, and environmental responsibility. The organisation envisions a future where roller sports are widely recognised as dynamic expressions of creativity, athleticism, and community. By building strategic partnerships, delivering innovative events, and supporting grassroots development, World Skate continues to expand the visibility and accessibility of its sports, inspiring new generations and shaping a sustainable global ecosystem.

Confederation of Independent Football Associations (CONIFA) was founded in Sweden in 2013 and is a confederation of approximately forty independent football associations active over five continents. It is a global non-profit organisation that supports representatives of international football teams from nations, de facto nations, regions, minority peoples, refugees and sports-isolated territories. It plays an integrative role to FIFA by hosting football associations which do not qualify to be a member of FIFA, but who still represent 700 million fans globally. Operated mostly by volunteers, it takes the single view of contributing to a better world by promoting peace, humanity, friendship and inclusion through football and its associated culture. The confederation aims to build bridges between people, nations, minorities and isolated regions all over the world through football and is committed to fair play and the eradication of racism. Every year CONIFA organises football world and continental competitions for men, women, youth and disabled people.

World Street Workout and Calisthenics Federation (“WSWCF”) unites national calisthenics and street workout organisations and supporters on a global level, and directs and coordinates the calisthenics and street workout matters and activities worldwide. WSWCF was established in 17.05.2011. WSWCF member’s base consists of 84 members, however WSWCF is present in more than 100 countries around the World. WSWCF is the official organizer of the Calisthenics and Street Workout World Championship, Calisthenics and Street Workout World Cup series, World Bar Games, and the World Pull-Up Day. WSWCF has developed Worldwide trainerʼs academy – WSWCF Academy, uniting thousands of internationally certified Calisthenics and Street Workout trainers. Since WSWCF establishment, there have been 13 World Championships, 100+ World Cup Stages with 8 World Cup Superfinals. World Championship as the largest of competitions annually gathers 150-200 athletes. WSWCF is the only organisation in the world globally developing street workout and calisthenics sport and movement. WSWCF is planning to establish Worldwide confederations in order to manage the sport with assistance of confederations, e.g., North America, Central America and Caribbean, South America, Europe, Africa, Middle East, Asia, Oceania.

The WDSC is the world-leading international series for the spectacular sporting disciplines of Downhill Skateboarding and Street Luge in their purest forms. The multiple event series which determines the respective world champions from points amassed at each event in each category attracts the world’s top international competitors (on average 19 countries) in Men’s and Women’s Downhill and Street Luge. Downhill is the most demanding and breath-taking discipline in the sport and is governed by a strict set of rules laid out by the WGSF, with safety and sporting integrity the cornerstones to ensuring an outstanding experience for all competitors, spectators, media and stakeholders. The events usually take place during dry seasons, it is possible to race in rainy/windy conditions but it is simply not preferred.

The World Dodgeball (WD) is the Official World Governing Body of Dodgeball. WD is a not-for-profit social enterprise established in 2013. Now operating on 6 continents, WD’s partnerships with 70 national federations enables them to deliver the sport to over 67 million people worldwide. By 2024, they are projected to deliver across 72 nations to over 90 million participants at grassroots, competitive and elite levels, cementing Dodgeball’s position as an ambitious and rapidly growing sport.

Established in 1957 and later renamed the World DanceSport Federation (WDSF) in 2011, the organization oversees various international DanceSport events, embodying grace, precision, and artistic expression. With over 150 World Championships since 1997 and partnerships solidifying its global presence, WDSF received full recognition from the International Olympic Committee (IOC) in 1997. Now boasting 98 National Member Bodies (NMBs), 77 National Olympic Committees (NOCs), and over 100,000 registered athletes, WDSF celebrates its 67-year journey, culminating in the historic debut of Breaking at the 2024 Olympic Games, marking a new chapter in DanceSport’s universal appeal and global recognition.