Sustainability Report – The inside track on sport sustainability

Youth sports leaders should be at the forefront of the sustainability revolution 0
- VIEWPOINT
- June 7, 2019
Sport can only tackle issues like climate change if young professionals are trusted to create projects, develop partnerships and frame new strategies, says Niels de Fraguier

Five reasons to commit to the Sports for Climate Action Framework 0
- VIEWPOINT
- June 4, 2019
As the number of sports entities signing up to the UNFCCC framework increases by the week, those unaware or undecided have two options: watch from the sidelines or come out fighting, says Claire Poole

Winter Olympics 2026: what are the candidates’ development goals?0
- IN FOCUS
- May 28, 2019
Both bidders for the Games will have to convince the IOC that the Games will address long-term developments goals and sustainability challenges in their cities and regions. The Sustainability Report takes a look
French Open tells partners to consider ‘environmental and social impact’ of their food 0
- IN FOCUS
- May 23, 2019
Having established a strong reputation for sustainability over the last 10 years, the tournament held at Roland Garros is challenging its food supply chain to be more responsible
Would a ban on fossil fuel sponsorship in sport be justified – or feasible?1
- IN FOCUS
- May 16, 2019
Following Ineos’ unveiling as the main sponsor of what was formerly Team Sky, Friends of the Earth has called for a ban on fossil fuel sponsorship in sport. But is it possible?
The challenge of hosting a sustainable marathon 0
- IN FOCUS
- April 26, 2019
More than 50,000 competitors. A vast number of spectators. And a 26-mile playing field. Hosting a sustainable marathon is no mean feat. Will Fulford-Jones talks to the organiser of the London and Chicago races

Science-based targets and renewable energy: Inside AEG’s ambitious carbon reduction strategy 0
- LEADERS
- June 3, 2019
With more than 150 venues and 22,000 live events, reaching carbon neutrality by 2050 will be some achievement for AEG. John Marler talks about taking on the challenge
Chris Mazdzer, the IOC’s first sustainability ambassador 0
- LEADERS
- May 20, 2019
The first man to win an Olympic medal for the US in luge on using his growing platform to influence fans and the sport he loves to become more serious about climate change
Profile: Honey Thaljieh, FIFA executive and women’s football pioneer 0
- LEADERS
- May 15, 2019
After growing up in occupied Palestine and co-founding its first-ever women’s football team, FIFA’s corporate communications manager is determined to make the beautiful game a fairer and more diverse place