MEASURES
Sustainable development requires concrete measures across all action areas and domains of a sporting event. The catalogue of measures therefore offers a comprehensive collection of possible measures to make sporting events more environmentally friendly, socially acceptable and economically responsible.
In addition, good practice examples show how the measures can be implemented and how any challenges that may arise can be resolved.
Measures
What measures can I take to achieve my targets?
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Entry measures
I am a beginner: Which measures are suitable for me?
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Measures in functional areas
What measures can I implement in my functional area, such as ‘Communication & Marketing’?
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Good practices
I would like to be inspired: What measures have other organisers implemented?
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CATALOGUE OF MEASURES
The measures are listed in the catalogue of measures, arranged according to the 17 action areas and the respective targets and sub-targets.
GOOD PRACTICE
Good practice presents successful examples from the field, providing further suggestions for the realisation of sustainable events.
FAQ - CATALOGUE OF MEASURES
The catalogue of measures contains over 600 measures that make sporting events more environmentally friendly, socially acceptable and economically responsible.
In the catalogue of measures, the measures can be filtered by action area, targets of the action areas and functional areas of the event. In addition, only ‘entry measures’ can be displayed or measures for ‘mega events’ can be hidden.
An explanation of the measure and an estimate of the potential impact and cost are available by expanding the measure.
Entry measures are particularly suitable if the aim is to take the first steps towards a sustainable sporting event, as the potential impact is considered to be relatively high and the cost involved low.