Sustainability Report – The inside track on sport sustainability

“Sport has to be brave – positive progress will be rewarded”0
- VIEWPOINT
- February 25, 2019
Fans, sponsors and other stakeholders increasingly demand a more sustainable approach. We cannot miss this opportunity to increase value during this transition, says Russell Seymour

Sport must take the concerns and values of young people seriously to remain relevant 0
- VIEWPOINT
- February 21, 2019
Comments, like Gian Franco Kasper’s about climate change ahead of the Alpine World Ski Championships, will not help sport engage with today’s issue-conscious youth

How the Special Olympics USA left an environmental and social legacy 0
- IN FOCUS
- March 21, 2019
From developing the ‘Green Team’ to helping intellectually disabled people enter the workforce, the 2018 Games set the benchmark for all aspects of sustainability
Building a pipeline of female sports leaders 0
- IN FOCUS
- March 12, 2019
Despite progress being made by some sports organisations, representation of women at leadership level is still low. How can the sector overcome its ‘pipeline problem’?
How the Ryder Cup accelerated a nationwide biodiversity project 0
- IN FOCUS
- March 1, 2019
Paris’ Natural History Museum helped Le Golf National mitigate the negative environmental impacts of hosting the tournament. Now the project is being rolled out across France
How sport can reduce its overall climate impact 0
- IN FOCUS
- February 14, 2019
Reducing climate impact is the second – and probably most significant aspect – of the UN’s Sport for Climate Action Framework. The Sustainability Report investigates the steps sports organisations need to take

Profile: Inger Andersen, UN Environment 0
- LEADERS
- March 6, 2019
The IUCN director general will join the UN organisation later this year. Where will sport fit into her plans?
Federico Addiechi, FIFA: “We’re a sports federation contributing to labour law reform”1
- LEADERS
- February 19, 2019
The world football governing body’s head of sustainability and diversity talks Qatar 2022, modular stadiums and finding “leverage” with suppliers
Profile: Dr Allen Hershkowitz, professional sport’s first environmental science advisor 0
- LEADERS
- February 8, 2019
The co-founder of SandSI has been working with the New York Yankees for a decade – but in formalising his position, the team wants to send a message to the rest of the sports industry