Global Sustainable Sport - 14th June 2024
TOP STORY
World Sailing outlines solid progress towards sustainability goals
World Sailing has revealed in its first annual Sustainability Review that the governing body has already completed 21 of its 56 Sustainability Agenda 2030 goals, with particular progress made in reducing the environmental impact of events.
Register today for Workshop 3 next Thursday in the FREE online GSSport24 Summer Workshop Series
The third instalment of Global Sustainable Sport's?FREE?GSSport24 Summer Workshop Series is just a week away - so make sure you?register today ?to avoid missing out the next highly anticipated online session.
Workshop 3?on Thursday, June 20 will focus on:
Session 1 – The importance of strategic approach to sustainability in European football clubs
?Gaia Pretner , Head of Sustainability, European Club Association
Tom Harris , Sustainability Manager, Brighton & Hove Albion
Rocío Torres , Head of Sustainability and Responsible Business, Atlético De Madrid
Session 2 – Grassroots sports: Driving Social Change and Inclusion
Grace Moronfolu MBE , Director, Carbonado Consultancy
KC Chhipwadia , Chief Executive Officer, Athlete Foundry, Inc.
Ben Rosser , CEO, The Pythian Club
Jawahir Roble MBE , Women's Coach, Middlesex FA
Session 3 – Communications: Transforming into a sustainable sport
?Petra Himmel , Founder, Golf Sustainable?
Through to mid-July, GSSport24's weekly online workshops will cover various topics around Global Sustainable Sport's 7 Sustainable Pillars of Sport and Purpose. The sessions are interactive, allowing attendees to submit questions and strengthen connections at the heart of the sustainable sports movement.?
Workshop 1 - Session Recordings are available on the link below
Workshop 2 - Session Recordings are available on the link below
Register for the? FREE ?online GSSport24 Summer Online Workshop Series here and join the GSS acceleration programme.
FEATURE
What is stopping sports organisations from prioritising sustainability?
In 2015, 195 parties and the European Union signed the Paris Agreement at the UN Climate Change Conference (COP21). In the eight-and-a-half years since, countries have been committing to reducing their environmental impact, and limiting the increase of the average global temperature. The climate crisis is clearly on the agenda for countries and their governments worldwide, so why are some sports organisations, bodies and international federations not taking sustainability seriously?
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LATEST NEWS
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International Skating Union’s Vision 2030 places major focus on safeguarding
The International Skating Union’s (ISU) Vision 2030 strategic plan has committed to growing the sport, adapting to the changing sporting landscape, implementing more comprehensive sustainability practices and focusing on the wellbeing of athletes.
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5 个月This is so exciting and not to be missed.