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The International Floorball Federation (IFF) is the worldwide governing body for the sport of floorball. It was founded on 12 April 1986 in Huskvarna, Sweden, by representatives from the national floorball associations of Finland, Sweden and Switzerland. It is based in Helsinki, Finland. The president of the federation is Filip Šuman [cs].[1]

AbbreviationIFF
FormationApril 12, 1986; 40 years ago (1986-04-12)
FoundedatHuskvarna, Sweden
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International Floorball Federation
AbbreviationIFF
FormationApril 12, 1986; 40 years ago (1986-04-12)
Founded atHuskvarna, Sweden
TypeSports federation
Legal statusGoverning body of Floorball
HeadquartersHelsinki, Finland
Region served
Worldwide
Members81 national associations (2026)
President
Filip Šuman [cs]
Main organ
Congress
AffiliationsARISF, GAISF, IWGA
Websitefloorball.sport
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The president of the federation, Filip Šuman

In 2000 the federation became a member of Global Association of International Sports Federations (GAISF, SportAccord since in 2023). It is recognized by the IOC and has been an ordinary member of the ARISF since 2008, and of International World Games Association (IWGA) since 2013.[2][3]

Events

The first major event organized by the International Floorball Federation was the European Cup in 1993, which has been held annually ever since, currently under the name Champions Cup, and is contested by the top teams from national floorball leagues.

The first Men's Floorball European Championships was played in 1994 in Finland. A year later, the tournament was renamed the Open European Championships due to the participation of Japan, and it also included the inaugural women's championship. In 1996, the tournament was replaced by the World Floorball Championships, which are held in even-numbered years for men and odd-numbered years for women. The first Men's Under-19 World Championships took place in 2001. The Women's Under-19 World Championships were established in 2004.

Additionally, the IFF organized the World University Floorball Championships [cs], with the first edition taking place in 2002 and the final one in 2018.

Global

Regional

Source:[4]

Medals

As of 1 August 2025 (after 53 events)

Events

Ranking

More information Rank, Nation ...
RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Sweden (SWE)3512451
2 Finland (FIN)14261353
3 Switzerland (SUI)2101931
4 Czech Republic (CZE)251421
5 Norway (NOR)0033
Totals (5 entries)535353159
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[citation needed]

Partnership with international organisations

Members

The map of IFF members. Dark-green are ordinary members, light-green are provisional members

This is a list of International Floorball Federation member nations. It includes associations, committees, confederations, federations, and unions.

There are currently 81 IFF members (45 ordinary members and 36 provisional members in June 2024). The newest member is Laos, which was admitted in 2025.[6][7]

Members by Regions

As of 11 September 2026
More information Region, Members ...
RegionMembers
OrdinaryProvisionalTotal
Africa11415
Asia-Oceania131023
Europe27734
Americas459
World453681
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Ordinary members

More information Flag, Member name ...
Flag Member name[8] Founded in IFF member Website
Australia
Australian Floorball Association 1996 1996 www.floorballaustralia.org.au/
Austria
Austrian Floorball Association 1996 1997 www.floorball.at
Belarus
Floorball Federation of Belarus (suspended)7 2009 2009
Belgium
Belgian Floorball Federation 1995 1995 www.floorballbelgium.be
Brazil
Brazilian Floorball Association 1998 1999 floorball.com.br
Canada
Floorball Canada 2001 2001 www.floorballcanada.org
China
China Floorball Federation 2016 2016
Ivory Coast
Cote d´Ivoire Floorball Federation 2014 2015
Czech Republic
Czech Floorball [cs] 1992 1993 www.ceskyflorbal.cz
Denmark
Danish Floorball Federation 1989 1991 floorball.dk
Estonia
Estonian Floorball Union 1993 1994 www.saalihoki.ee
Finland
Finnish Floorball Federation 1985 1986 salibandy.fi
France
French Floorball Federation 2002 2003 www.floorball.fr
Georgia (country)
Georgian Floorball Association 2002 2002
Germany
German Floorball Association 1992 1994 floorball.de
Hungary
Hungarian Floorball Federation1 1989 1992 hunfloorball.hu
Iceland
Icelandic Floorball Committee2 2005 2005
India
Indian Floorball Federation 2001 2002 floorballindia.com
Indonesia
Indonesian Floorball Association 2009 2009
Iran
Floorball Association of Iran3 2008 2009 ifsafed.com
Israel
Israeli Floorball Association 2007 2007
Italy
Italian Unihockey and Floorball Association 2000 2001 www.fiuf.it
Jamaica
Jamaica Floorball Association 2007 www.floorballjamaica.org
Japan
Japan Floorball Association 1983 1994 www.floorball.jp
South Korea
Korea Floorball Federation 2004 2005 www.floorball.or.kr
Latvia
Latvian Floorball Union 1993 1994 www.floorball.lv
Liechtenstein
Liechtenstein Floorball Association4  1987 2005 www.unihockey.li
Malaysia
Malaysian Floorball Association 2001 2002 floorballmalaysia.com
Netherlands
Netherlands Floorball and Unihockey Association   1999 1999 nefub.nl
New Zealand
Floorball New Zealand 2009 2009 www.floorball.org.nz
Norway
Norwegian Floorball Federation5 1991 1992 bandyforbundet.no
Philippines
Philippine Floorball Association 2011 2011
Poland
Polish Floorball Federation 1995 1999 www.polskiunihokej.pl
Russia
Russian Floorball Federation (suspended)7 1992 1993 нффр.рф
Serbia
Serbian Floorball Association 2007 2007
Singapore
Singapore Floorball Association 1995 1995 www.revolutionise.sg/sgfloorball
Slovakia
Slovak Floorball Association [sk] 1998 1999 www.szfb.sk
Slovenia
Slovenian Floorball Association 2000 2001 floorballslo.si
Spain
Spanish Unihockey and Floorball Association 1998 2001 www.floorball.es
Sweden
Swedish Floorball Federation 1981 1986 www.innebandy.se
Switzerland
Swiss Unihockey 1985 1986 www.swissunihockey.ch
Thailand
Thai Floorball Federation 2007 2007
Ukraine
Ukraine Floorball Federation
2004
2005
United Kingdom
United Kingdom Floorball Federation6 1995 2009 ukff.org
United States
United States Floorball Association 2001 2001 www.usafloorball.org
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  IFF founded
  • 1 The Hungarian Floorball Federation was originally established in 1989, but reorganized into a new organization in 1997.
  • 2 The Icelandic Floorball Committee is a division of the Icelandic National Olympic Committee, and therefore governed by it.
  • 3 The Floorball Association of Iran is a division of the Iran Federation of Sport Associations, and therefore governed by it.
  • 4 The Liechtenstein Floorball Association was established as a single floorball club, UHC Schaan.
  • 5 The Norwegian Floorball Federation is a division of the Norway's Bandy Association, and therefore governed by it.
  • 6 The Great Britain Floorball & Unihockey Association was the originating governing body representing floorball within Great Britain, before being replaced by the United Kingdom Floorball Federation in 2012.
  • 7 In 1 March 2022, as a reaction in response to the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, both National Floorball Federation of Russia (NFFR) and Floorball Federation of Belarus are suspended from international Floorball activities. In addition, no floorball events may organise in both countries, and no representatives, include athletes and players, may participant all kind of IFF Competitions, events or meetings until future notice.[9]

Provisional members

More information Flag, Member name ...
Flag Member name[8] Founded in Member Website
Argentina
Argentinian Floorball Association   2007 2007
Armenia
Armenian Floorball Federation 1999 2006
Benin
Benin Floorball Association 2024 2024
Burkina Faso
Burkina Faso Floorball Federation 2018 2018
Cameroon
Cameroon Floorball Association 2013
Central African Republic
Central African Federation of Floorball 2018 2019
Colombia
Colombian Floorball Association 2021 2021
Croatia
Croatian Floorball Federation 2017 2018
Haiti
Haitian Floorball Federation 2014 2016
Hong Kong
Floorball Federation of Hong Kong 2016
Republic of Ireland
Irish Floorball Association 2007
Kazakhstan
National Floorball Federation of Kazakhstan 2022
Kenya
Kenyan Floorball Federation 2016 2017
Kiribati
Floorball Federation of Kiribati 2019 2019
Kuwait
Floorball Federation of Kuwait 2019 2019
Laos
Lao Floorball Federation 2025
Lithuania
Lithuanian Floorball Federation 2010 2010
Macau
Macau China Floorball General Association 2019 2022
Malta
Malta Floorball Association 2015 2015
Mexico
Mexican Floorball Federation 2023
Moldova
Moldavian Floorball Federation 2007 2007
Mongolia
Mongolian Floorball Federation 2005 2006
Mozambique
Mozambique Floorball Association 2012 2012
Nigeria
Floorball Federation of Nigeria 2017
Pakistan
Pakistan Floorball Federation 2003 2004
Portugal
Portuguese Floorball Federation 2007 2007
Romania
Romanian Floorball Federation 2008 2008
Rwanda
Floorball Federation of Rwanda 2018
Sierra Leone
Floorball Association of Sierra Leone 2008 2008
Solomon Islands
Solomon Islands Floorball Federation 2023
Somalia
Somalia Floorball Federation 2016
South Africa
Floorball South Africa 2013
Togo
Togo Floorball 2018 2019
Turkey
Floorball Turkey 2004 2008
Uganda
Uganda Floorball Association 2015 2016
Venezuela
Floorball Federation of Venezuela 2016 2017
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Development countries

Not yet IFF member:

Other

Confederations

More information Confederation Name, Founded ...
Confederation Name Founded Headquarters
Asia Oceania Floorball Confederation (AOFC) 2005 Singapore City, Singapore
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Registered players

Based on the number of registered floorball players and a country's population, a list of the top 25 countries has been compiled:

More information Country, Registered players ...
Country Registered players % of population
 Sweden 120,357 1.203%
 Finland 61,368 0.947%
 Czech Republic    40,605 0.362%
  Switzerland 33,072 0.367%
 Germany 12,836 0.013%
 Denmark 8,741 0.115%
 Norway 8,152 0.143%
 Slovakia 7,058 0.086%
 Russia 3,499 0.002%
 Latvia 3,494 0.127%
 Singapore 2,664 0.030%
 Poland 2,609 0.004%
 Japan 2,478 0.002%
 South Korea 1,856 0.003%
 France 1,596 0.002%
 India 1,326 0.000%
 Estonia 1,295 0.112%
 Australia 1,274 0.007%
 Netherlands 1,200 0.006%
 Austria 1,183 0.012%
 Belgium 998 0.008%
 Malaysia 980 0.001%
 Brazil 882 0.000%
 Great Britain 707 0.001%
 Hungary 639 0.009%
 Canada 563 0.003%
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