Global Sustainable Sport Weekly Newsletter - 2nd November 2023

Global Sustainable Sport Weekly Newsletter - 2nd November 2023


Sustainable Sport Features


World Athletics’ race to tackle climate change and provide a safe environment for all

The next 10 to 20 years are crucial as proactive individuals, organisations and administrations mobilise efforts to tackle the climate emergency that is plaguing communities, animals and the planet we all inhabit. Given their profile, major sports rights-holders such as International Federations have a key role to play in amplifying the urgency of the issue to a global audience whilst challenging their own behaviours and processes.

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Spotlight on sport sustainability initiatives in Africa

Africa, like many regions of the world, is facing huge economic, social, and environmental challenges. The continent is at the forefront of the battle with climate change. Changing rainfall patterns, extreme droughts, and widespread water and food insecurity are impacting vast areas of Africa, whilst other regions are suffering from severe flooding and storms. Read More


Echoes of the Rumble:

Contextualising a historic moment that continues to resonate.

Guest feature courtesy of CSHR - Shubham Jain and David Grevemberg

Boxing, a sport deeply entrenched in physical combat, often finds itself at the crossroads of ethics, morality, human rights and societal perceptions. This haunting assertion from Ralph Ellison offers a profound lens through which to view boxing’s intricate dance with identity and visibility.

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Global Sustainable Sports Survey


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Latest Sustainable Sport News


Mercedes F1 Team surpasses biofuel targets

Organisations line up for first UK Women’s Sport Investment Accelerator session

State Farm Arena targets natural gas usage reduction

Kansas City Current taps solar energy for new stadium

Coventry stadium supercharges sustainability efforts with SKOOT partnership


Sustainability Fact of the Week


5.8 million

According to WaterAid Malawi 1 in 3 people in Malawi don’t have access to?clean water. That is 5.8 million people

WaterAid Malawi has more


THE GLOBAL GOALS


“Things would have been very different if we’d given up at halftime. But we didn’t. The Global Goals – we’re down at halftime but it’s not over. Let’s make this the greatest comeback ever. #ImagineWinning”?

The Global Goals


Latest Sustainable Sport Press Releases


Rugby World Cup 2023 will leave a legacy of harmony, growth and sustainable responsibility

Author & Sport Leader Dr Harry Edwards newest Patron of the Centre for Sport & Human Rights

World Sailing invites bids for World Sailing Championships

Global Sustainable Sport becomes official sustainability partner of Mass Participation World Conference (MPW23)

The Carbon Literacy Sports Kit: Game-changing training

Research Study shows risk of short snow supply for 90% of European ski resorts in the near future

The Ocean Race link up with Team Nexans – Art et Fenêtres (II) to support ocean science during TJV

Munster Rugby – Environmental Impact and Sustainability Report

Mental Health: 5 Questions for Jacques Jefferies


GSS EDUCATION PROGRAMME


The GSS Education Programme brings you everything you need to know about the?most important aspects of sport?and sustainability helping you to become a?Champion of Sustainability .

The self-paced, online programme equips sustainability managers, senior execs, commercial or communications professionals with?sustainability essentials as well as in-depth views?– delivered by experts from around the world.

Register here to reserve your place



Sustainable Sport Round-Up


The first-ever FIFA Safeguarding Summit took place last week, with more than 100 attendees from 70 Member Associations graduating from the FIFA Safeguarding in Sport Diploma. The objective of the summit was to share safeguarding best practices and lessons learned.?

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The already high and ever-increasing cost of competing in motorsport at a young age is limiting diversity. A recent report from the BBC highlighted the journey of Dhian Singh Pahal, whose father is trying to compete against “multi-millionaires” to help his son onto the motorsport ladder. Motorsport UK told BBC Asian Network the number of ethnically diverse people that work in the industry equates to less than 3%.?

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Spanish??LaLiga football club Real Betis Balompié has celebrated three years of its ‘Forever Green’ environmental sustainability platform. During this time, Real Betis has worked on a number of initiatives, including cleaning up natural space, installing a fleet of scooters and electric bicycles for club employees, and encouraging fans to be be more green. Since the 2018-19 base season, Real Betis has reduced its emissions by nearly 31%.?

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Saudi Arabia’s ultimately uncontested bid to host the 2034 FIFA World Cup has raised a number of concerns. Issues around human rights, FIFA’s handling of the bidding process, calendar disruption, player welfare, women’s rights abuses, the criminalisation of homosexuality and more, have been discussed. Critics have accused participants of ‘sportswashing’, but Saudi authorities have denied this and insisted their bid is designed to modernise the country.??

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Sustainable Sport Conferences


MASS PARTICIPATION WORLD CONFERENCE 2023

FUTUREPROOFING FROM THE GRASSROOTS UP

7-9th December 2023, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam


Global Sustainable Sport Partners


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