Press Release: 17 Fields of Action for Sustainable Major Sporting Events – Web Portal Goes Live Today
Hamburg, January 29, 2025 – Today, the web portal “Nachhaltige Sportgroßveranstaltungen” (Sustainable Major Sporting Events) went live, offering comprehensive information on the sustainability of major sporting events. The portal provides insights into the 17 fields of action for sustainable major sporting events, which were developed by the German Olympic Sports Confederation (DOSB) and the Hamburg Institute of International Economics (HWWI) in cooperation with experts from science, sports, politics, and business.
17 Fields of Action for Sustainable Major Sporting Events
The 17 fields of action cover all relevant aspects of sustainability, including:
- Climate Protection and Energy: Reducing greenhouse gas emissions and promoting renewable energy sources.
- Waste Avoidance and Recycling: Minimizing waste generation and promoting recycling and composting.
- Sustainable Mobility: Promoting public transport, cycling, and walking.
- Sustainable Procurement: Ensuring that goods and services are sourced from suppliers with high environmental and social standards.
- Sustainable Construction: Using sustainable building materials and construction methods.
- Social Responsibility: Promoting diversity, inclusion, and accessibility.
- Economic Sustainability: Creating economic benefits for the host region while minimizing negative impacts.
Web Portal Provides Practical Guidance
The web portal offers practical guidance on how to implement the 17 fields of action in the planning and organization of major sporting events. It includes case studies, best practices, and tools for event organizers, decision-makers, and other stakeholders.
Collaboration for Sustainable Major Sporting Events
“The web portal is a valuable resource for all those who want to organize sustainable major sporting events,” said DOSB President Thomas Weikert. “It provides comprehensive information and practical guidance on how to implement sustainability in all areas of event planning.”
HWWI Director Henning Vöpel emphasized the importance of collaboration in promoting sustainability in major sporting events. “Sustainable major sporting events can only be achieved if all stakeholders work together towards a common goal. The web portal provides a platform for this collaboration.”
About the German Olympic Sports Confederation (DOSB)
The DOSB is the umbrella organization for sports in Germany, representing over 27.5 million members in over 90,000 sports clubs. The DOSB promotes the development of sports in Germany and represents the interests of German sports at the national and international levels.
About the Hamburg Institute of International Economics (HWWI)
The HWWI is a leading economic research institute in Germany. It conducts research on a wide range of economic issues, including sustainability, climate change, and energy policy. The HWWI provides policy advice to governments, businesses, and international organizations.
Contact:
German Olympic Sports Confederation (DOSB) Press Office Otto-Fleck-Schneise 12 60528 Frankfurt am Main Germany Phone: +49 (0)69 6700-0 Email: presse@dosb.de
Hamburg Institute of International Economics (HWWI) Communications Department Neuer Wall 56 20354 Hamburg Germany Phone: +49 (0)40 3562-0 Email: presse@hwwi.org
Web Portal: www.nachhaltige-sportgrossveranstaltungen.de/
Pressemitteilung: 17 Handlungsfelder für nachhaltige Sportgroßveranstaltungen – Webportal seit heute online
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