Women Reach 28.5% of Andorra Sports Licences in 2024-2025
Female participation in Andorran sports federations hits 28.5% with 2,806 licences out of 9,857 total, up amid 7.2% overall growth; football and.
Key Points
- Women hold 2,806 licences (28.5%), up 5.1%; men 7,051 (71.5%), up 8.1%.
- Total licences up 7.2% to 9,857; collective sports +8.8%, individual +5.7%.
- Football: 2,875 licences (+9.9%); Skiing: 1,109 (+40.4%).
- ARA elite scholarships: 53 (+20.5%); 1 in 10 residents licensed.
Women account for 28.5% of sports federation licences in Andorra during the 2024-2025 season, holding 2,806 out of 9,857 total licences, according to Department of Statistics figures.
The overall number rose 7.2% from 9,193 the previous season. Collective sports federations issued 4,156 licences, up 8.8%, while individual sports saw 4,766, a 5.7% increase. Historic clubs added 935 licences, gaining 11.8%.
Football dominated collective sports via the Andorran Football Federation with 2,875 licences, a 9.9% rise. The Andorran Ski Federation led individual sports at 1,109 licences, up 40.4%.
Men hold 71.5% of licences at 7,051, increasing 8.1% from 6,524 last year, while female licences grew 5.1% from 2,669. By age group, those over 17 represent the largest share at 3,733 licences (37.9%), followed by under-11s with 2,935 (29.8%). Additional breakdowns show 1,678 licences for ages 11-14 and 1,511 for 15-17.
The ARA high-performance programme granted 53 scholarships to elite athletes, a 20.5% increase from 44 the prior season. Roughly one in ten Andorran residents now has a sports licence, a rate above Spain's but below France's, where it reaches one in four.
Original Sources
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