GHG Protocol establishes comprehensive global standardized frameworks to measure and manage greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from private and public sector operations, value chains and mitigation actions.
Building on a 20-year partnership between World Resources Institute (WRI) and the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD), GHG Protocol works with governments, industry associations, NGOs, businesses and other organizations.
GHG Protocol offer online training on our standards and tools, as well as the “Built on GHG Protocol” review service, which recognizes sector guidance, product rules and tools that are in conformance with GHG Protocol standards.
Location: Washington DC - United States of America
May 1, 2020
News / Interviews
Olympic Games offer young people key skills to enter job market, says IOC guide
The planning and staging of the Olympic Games offer thousands of young professionals an opportunity to acquire new skills and experience needed to enter […]
Source: IOC
April 30, 2020
News / Interviews
Showcasing a sustainable society : Tokyo 2020 releases its sustainability pre-games report
The Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games (Tokyo 2020) today published its Sustainability Pre-Games Report, showing details of how it plans to […]
Source: IOC
April 27, 2020
News / Interviews
Sustainability at the World Floorball Championships 2020
The Men’s World Floorball Championships 2020 will be played in Helsinki 4th to 12th of December. Matches will be played in two venues, the […]
Source: International Floorball Federation (IFF)
April 26, 2020
News / Interviews
Air Pollution tackling sports invisible threat
From athlete performance, to referee calls and spectator health – poor air quality is rocking the fundamental pillars of professional sport. Sport has an air pollution problem. A big, overwhelming and invisible elephant in the room, air pollution’s intangibility has made it an easy issue for sports team owners and administrators to ignore.
Source: The Sustainability Report
Events
SDG Sport Lab Webinar “Youth Empowerment and Social Entrepreneurship Through Sport”
April 23, 2020
Details
Organiser:
SandSi, IOC Youth leaders Programme, Philippe Furrer (insPoweredBy), Kate Sole,(IOC), Laura Tiidla (IOC Young Leader), Babacar Dieng (IOC Young Leader)
SandSi, IOC Youth leaders Programme, Philippe Furrer (insPoweredBy), Kate Sole,(IOC), Laura Tiidla (IOC Young Leader), Babacar Dieng (IOC Young Leader)
A webinar discussing the need to connect with and empower youth, as the central stakeholders for international sports. The IOC Young Leaders programme is used as an example, hearing from two Young Leaders about what does and does not works
Location: - Switzerland
April 23, 2020
News / Interviews
PNG Olympic Committee launches sustainability practices
To coincide with the World Earth Day, the PNG olympic committe has launched its corporate sustainability practices with a creation of sustainable patch at […]
Source: Post Courier
Organiser:
Sport and Sustainability (SandSi)
Sport and Sustainability (SandSi)
How can we connect with youth as central stakeholders for the international sports world Using the example of the IOC Young Leaders programme, we will hear from two Young Leaders about what works and what does NOT work. Key topics for the webinar are: Connect with youth as key stakeholders within sport; Youth empowerment and leadership; Addressing, engaging and entrusting youth at international sports governing body
Location: Webinar
Organiser:
Earth Day
Earth Day
Earth Day is an annual event celebrated around the world on April 22 to demonstrate support for environmental protection.
First celebrated in 1970, it now includes events coordinated globally by the Earth Day Network in more than 193 countries.
Location: Global
April 22, 2020
News / Interviews
Sustainability at heart of Budapest’s plans for 2023 World Athletics Championships
Major athletics events are one of the most powerful tools in delivering World Athletics’ Sustainability Strategy. The strategy, published earlier this month, addresses global […]
Source: www.worldathletics.org
