Funding for Futnet (Foot Tennis) courts

Futnet (Foot-tennis) is a rapidly developing sport. Extremely comprehensive, it requires speed, precision and skill. It is played on a rectangular court consisting of a playing area, a clearance zone and separated by a net. The practice borrows characteristics from football, tennis and volleyball and allows players to progress technically and strategically in a fun and friendly format.

Creating an additional activity space for clubs and communities to develop the specific practice of Futnet is part of a desire for mixed and intergenerational practice, for leisure and competition, or for associated practice (Futnet exercises during 11-a-side football, Futsal training sessions, etc.).

In this context, and subject to strict compliance with these specifications and the federal technical specifications relating to the construction of Futnet courts, a subsidy may be granted according to the financing terms in force, namely a flat-rate aid of €15,000 (up to 50% of the ex-tax amount of the works if the project owner is a local authority and including tax if the project owner is a club affiliated with the FFF).

The subsidizable base is limited to the footprint of the court (earthworks, supply and installation of the surface, acquisition of the Futnet net(s), etc.). Thus, the costs of design offices/project management, work...