Quantifying the economic and social impact of football
- IN FOCUS
- January 28, 2021
Eighty players have contributed more than $1m towards sustainable development projects since 2017. But its founder wants to grow the movement by engaging larger ‘parts of the system’
READ MOREAs the football industry faces questions regarding its sustainability, one club in Denmark believes there is a different way of doing things. FC Nordsjælland CEO Søren Kristensen tells The Sustainability Report about a unique model guided by the UN Sustainable Development Goals
READ MOREInnovative sports venues around the world are increasingly promoting economic development, human wellbeing and renewable energy
READ MORESeveral sports teams are located in areas of economic deprivation. Some, like the Detroit Lions, are using their profile and resources to provide support and access for people below the poverty line
READ MOREHead of sport for development and peace, Oliver Dudfield, argued that the beneficial aspects of sport are “taken for granted” and highlighted the Kazan Action Plan as a targeted alternative to undefined goals
READ MORECities 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
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