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Title: Mega sport events and sustainability
Other Titles: Mega events footprints : past, present and future
Authors: Todt, Nelson
Boyko, Laura
Tsaklidis, Konstantinos
Decelis, Andrew
Martinez Patino, María José
Keywords: Olympics -- Environmental aspects
Sustainable Development Goals
Hosting of sporting events -- Environmental aspects
Sports -- Environmental aspects
Issue Date: 2017
Publisher: Engenho
Citation: Todt, N., Boyko, L., Tsaklidis, K., Decelis, A., & Martinez Patino, M. J. (2017). Mega sport events and sustainability. In L. S. Mataruna-dos-Santos, & B. G. Pena (Eds.), Mega events footprints: Past, present and future (1st Ed. pp. 510-522). Rio de Janeiro: Engenho.
Abstract: The governance sustainability of venues post Games is a complex response that requires the input and commitment from several levels of government, stakeholders and NGO’s. Due to the support of the Olympic movement 2020, the IOC will most certainly be in line with the objectives of the 2030 agenda for Olympic sustainable development. The “sustainability issue” had become a great challenge for the IOC as early as 1992, when the IOC worked with the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) and developed the “Agenda 21”, environmental sustainability guide- lines, to encourage sustainability among IOC member nations and sport governing bodies (United Nations Sustainable Development, 1992). The notion of sustainability has been highly recognized from this point on as very important and has been not only incorporated in the IOC agenda, but also embedded in the organization of Mega Sport Events discourse as a valuable concept (United Nations Sustainable Development, 1992).
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/127736
ISBN: 9788569153023
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