The 5 hands in the turquoise blue mean a dynamic force for good. They represent the five continents of this planet - America, Africa, Australia, Asia and Europe. The number 5 has always been regarded as mystical and magical, yet essentially 'human', therefore we are connecting hands (people) with the number 5 through continents (planet).

We have five fingers and toes on each limb extremity. We commonly note five senses - sight, hearing, smell, touch and tastes. We perceive five stages or initiations in our lives - e.g. birth, adolescence, coitus, parenthood and death.

Faiths from across the world and across history most commonly celebrate the number 5. In Christianity, five were the wounds of Christ on the cross. There are five pillars of the Muslim faith and five daily times of prayer. In Judaism the Laws of Noah are also called the Noahide Laws - these are like the ten commandments but for all. Sikhs associated five sacred objects, worn by every male, with number 5. In Chinese Feng-Shui this number is for the five elements, which are used in the divination oracle: air, fire, water, earth, and metal.

Numerology: The 5 hands add up to 25 fingers, it is a square number, being 25 = 5 × 5 which are not touching each other.

The fingers not touching and being just out of reach can also mean the relationship between the human and his/her creator as we strive for perfection as humans but cannot achieve it as its just out of reach - as shown in the above pic and our trust and belief lies for the higher purpose (regardless if we believe in god or not - by this it means we must strive

The five right hands coming together represent the peoples of the five continents coming together to stop the unbalance of poverty, inequality, environmental degradation, injustice and suffering.

Our vision is to see a world where every country uses football to bring about peace to its people and planet.

Our mission is to build a youth sports movement which harnesses the power of football to foster global integration and dialogue.

In building more resilient communities through football, we can help develop more sustainable development practices which contribute to the environmental welfare of our planet .