Today FIFA has published the Women’s Football: Member Associations Survey Report 2023, highlighting current and potential future development opportunities within the game, both on, and off the pitch. The data is built around the three key objectives of the FIFA’s Women’s Football Strategy: grow participation, enhance the commercial value and build the foundations. Women’s football has never been in a better position than the one it finds itself in today. All around the world, the women’s game is developing, be it in terms of the number of women and girls participating, the standards of professionalisation or the commercial revenue generated. Furthermore, an increasing number of women and girls are reassured that pursuing their passion in football, either on or off the pitch, can be a viable primary career path. A large part of this success can be attributed to the dedication of FIFA’s 211 member associations (MAs) around the world and the many thousands within the supporting football ecosystem who work tirelessly to improve the game on many fronts. FIFA is proud of the continuous role that it has played to drive this process, but there is still much work to be done. This is why we have set about compiling the Women’s Football: Member Associations Survey Report 2023, which builds on the findings of the equivalent report published in 2019. The survey featured more than 60 questions and the resulting report was compiled with the support of Deloitte. The report can be used by member associations, confederations and other stakeholders to better understand the current global landscape and identify next steps needed to further accelerate the growth of the game in a tailor-made way.