Sustainability Report – Page 3 – 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 Corpus Christi Yacht Club set the benchmark for World Sailing events 0
- IN FOCUS
- November 8, 2018
At the World Sailing Awards 2018, Corpus Christi Yacht Club became the first winner of its Sustainability Award. Its efforts to green the Youth Sailing World Championships (hosted between 14-21 July 2018) caught the eye of judges, and was referenced by the governing body’s sustainability manager Dan Reading as the “benchmark” for future World Sailing
How cities are using sport to accelerate sustainable development 0
- IN FOCUS
- November 2, 2018
Cities are increasingly using sports events – and sport generally – to strategically improve social, environmental and economic conditions. Dakar will have the opportunity to do the same ahead of the Youth Olympic Games in 2022
Does professional sport have a role to play in integrating refugees?0
- Editor's Pick, IN FOCUS
- October 15, 2018
Another refugee team with compete at the 2020 Olympic Games, but a conference in Lausanne next month will explore what more sport can do to integrate displaced individuals
Danish Olympic Committee hopes to ‘influence’ sport with human rights and sustainability expertise 0
- IN FOCUS
- October 2, 2018
After partnering with Amnesty International, the committee hopes to use its insight to help decision makers choose appropriate hosts for major sporting events

Formula E’s Julia Pallé on achieving and building on ISO 20121 0
- LEADERS
- December 3, 2018
The fifth season of the electric car racing series returns later this month. And with new locations, cars and teams there’s a challenge to build on its ISO 20121 recognition
Profile: Anders Jacobson, the man trying to rid sport of plastic bottles 0
- LEADERS
- November 20, 2018
For sport to genuinely become a sector known for its sustainability credentials, it will have to engage with innovative organisations in other industries to tackle the challenges it can’t take on alone. And one of the major challenges facing professional sports clubs, organisations and event organisers is how to reduce their reliance on single-use plastic,
Viacheslav Fetisov: “No one will benefit from climate change – everyone will suffer”0
- LEADERS
- November 6, 2018
After carving out one of the greatest-ever careers in professional ice hockey, Viacheslav Fetisov is ready to take on his biggest challenge – helping to save the world from climate change. He talks to SSJ