Sustainability Report – Page 5 – The inside track on sport sustainability

Climate change and the future of summer sport
- VIEWPOINT
- August 14, 2019
In the face of extreme heat waves hitting the host cities of the next two Olympic Games, the question must be asked: will climate change signal the end of summer events?

The secret language of top sports partners
- VIEWPOINT
- July 25, 2019
Sport’s major sponsors are increasingly using the UN SDGs as their business roadmap. To deepen commercial relationships, clubs and events must begin to speak this language and help them achieve their objectives, says Aileen McManamon

Pursuing peace and dialogue through sport
- IN FOCUS
- April 4, 2019
From Ping Pong Diplomacy to refugee support – sport has long played a part in the peace and dialogue process. The Sustainability Report explores some recent examples ahead of the International Day of Sport for Development and Peace
How OBS and IOC transformed modular broadcasting studios into refugee shelters in Uganda
- IN FOCUS
- April 2, 2019
When material was left over from the temporary infrastructure, it could either be recycled or reused. After talking to the UNHCR, the OBS and IOC decided to donate what was left to a Ugandan refugee camp
How the Special Olympics USA left an environmental and social legacy
- 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
- 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’?

Profile: Roger McClendon, the new executive director of the Green Sports Alliance
- LEADERS
- January 16, 2019
Yum! Brands’ first-ever chief sustainability officer takes centre stage in the US’s growing green sports movement. How will the strategic executive approach his new role?
“We now ask cities what the Olympic Games can do for them, not what they can do for the Olympic Games”
- LEADERS
- January 10, 2019
From positioning the Olympic Games as an opportunity to invest in sustainable development, to educating the Olympic Movement, it’s been a busy year for the IOC sustainability team. Marie Sallois and Michelle Lemaitre talk to The Sustainability Report
Profile: Mary Harvey, the first CEO of the Centre for Sport and Human Rights
- LEADERS
- December 17, 2018
The former US national goalkeeper, who formulated the human rights strategy for the United 2026 bid, becomes the centre’s inaugural chief executive