Measuring the environmental sustainability of a major sporting event: FA Cup Final
Policymakers are increasingly interested in the wider consequences of major sporting events, including their environmental impacts. Indeed, London 2012 included as part of its winning Olympic bid a commitment to measure and take steps to minimize the environmental impacts of the forthcoming Games. This paper demonstrates how the ‘Ecological Footprint’ has been used to measure the environmental sustainability of the UK’s Football Association (FA) Cup Final. This approach provides valuable insights into the global environmental impacts generated by visitor consumption patterns. The paper also demonstrates how this tool can support policymakers and event organizers in staging sustainable events through the development and assessment of policy scenarios.
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Protected: 13th EFDN Conference presentation – Rangers Charity Foundation: The Programme of Wider Achievement
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VfL Wolfsburg- 3rd CSR Report
VfL Wolfsburg started its 20th Bundesliga season in summer 2016. On their way to achieving this milestone, the club has regularly ...
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Child protection in football – UNICEF
Child protection is the protection of children from abuse, harm or neglect. It is the responsibility of coaches to care ...
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