Regional Development
Grassroots, championships and specialists in every region.
The foundation of rugby is strong regions. We build participation from the ground up: giving clubs kit, coaches and methodology, supporting the existing club championship and training a new level of specialists.
The goal is to bring a new generation of players into the junior cycle within four years, and to the senior level by 2030.
What’s included
- Mass U14 / U12 championship
- Super League support
- Consultant programme with FFR
- 8 target regions
Components
Mass youth championship (U14 / U12 pilot)
8 regional teams receive a base support package: training balls, markers, bibs, cones, poles, barriers, shields and match kit sets, plus an annual methodology plan from the French curators. Coaches get a 5,000 UAH monthly rate and motivation bonuses per recruited player.
- 8 teams, ages 2012–2013 (U14) and 2014–2015 (U12)
- Kit and equipment for each team
- Coach salary, bonuses and Level 1 training
- Goal: +15–20 players in every region
Club championship support (Super League)
For the current Super League (6 teams) to look the part, two basics are needed: quality refereeing and video broadcasts of matches. This raises the level of competition, draws fans and makes rugby visible to partners.
- Quality refereeing for the season — ~150,000 UAH
- Match broadcasts — ~500,000 UAH
- 6 Super League teams
“Rugby for All 2030” consultant programme (FFR)
A model developed with French specialists: each region is staffed by trained consultants in three tracks — territorial management (K.P.O), refereeing (K.P.A) and coaching (K.P.T). Training is 6 modules of 5 days in France. Funding follows shared responsibility: 30% Ukrainian participants, 40% patrons, 30% FFR support.
- 25 participants for 8 regions
- 6 modules × 5 days (30 days)
- Funding model 30 / 40 / 30
- Certification to FFR standards
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