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01 Sport and Sustainability Report
02 Welcome
03 What Sustainability Means and Why It Matters
04 A Platform For Change
05 Is Sustainability High Enough On The Sports Sector’s Agenda?
06 What Are The Challenges?
07 Changing Attitudes?
08 How Can The Sector Become More Sustainable?
09 Transport & Travel
10 Commercial Agreements
11 Planning & Development
12 Governance
13 What Makes You Most Excited About The Sport And Sustainability Space?
14 Key Recommendations
15 Find Out More

Key Recommendations

Our Sports Sector experts gave the following legal and regulatory recommendations to help governing bodies, clubs and other organisations in sport improve their impact on the climate and manage the risks associated with sustainability issues.

Effective governance

Sports organisations should put in place substantive environmental policies and use them as the driving force behind their environmental goals, strategy, reporting and monitoring.

Sustainable planning & development

Environmental issues should be at the centre of planning and development projects, to ensure stadiums and facilities comply with environmental regulations and are structured sustainably.

Smart sponsorships

Sports organisations should carefully consider the financial and reputational aspects of potential sponsorship deals and protect their interests by including provisions on climate positive behaviour.

Awareness of risks

Climate litigation is increasing rapidly and high-profile sports organisations, such as FIFA, have already been targeted by activists groups. Sports organisations should proactively address climate issues before disputes and complaints arise.

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