The Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) is the governing body for football in Brazil. Founded in 1914, it oversees all aspects of the sport, including the organization of national leagues and the Brazil national football team. The CBF is responsible for promoting and developing football at all levels across the country. The CBF also manages the country's participation in international competitions, such as the FIFA World Cup and the Copa América. It works to ensure that football in Brazil adheres to the rules and regulations set by FIFA, the global governing body for the sport.