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2018 carbon footprint calculation

Union Internationale des Associations d'Alpinisme (UIAA)

This report outlines the ongoing results of monitoring and reporting of the UIAA's carbon footprint, which is in response to our signed commitment in early 2019 and participation under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) Sports for Climate Action.

Affordable and Clean EnergyClimate ActionResponsible Consumption
June 19, 2018
News / Interviews

Puyol: Stay healthy, don’t smoke

“As a FIFA Legend, Carles Puyol is using his influence for good. The former Spain defender and FIFA World Cup™ winner is supporting FIFA’s […]

Good Health
June 18, 2018
News / Interviews

A more sustainable Grand Prix with KISS Barcelona

A wide range of actions to raise public awareness of the need to take care of the environment, with Marc Márquez as star Ambassador!

Climate ActionPartnerships for the GoalsResponsible ConsumptionSustainable Cities and Communities
June 16, 2018
News / Interviews

FIFA underlines support for diversity and inclusivity at LGBTI event

“FIFA has underlined its commitment to promoting diversity and anti-discrimination in football during the opening ceremony of a new football festival which is being […]

Gender EqualityReduced Inequalities
June 14, 2018
News / Interviews

FIFA joins opening of Diversity House initiative in Russia

Diversity in football is something to be celebrated every day, everywhere, and when the FIFA World Cup™ comes around, there is an opportunity to […]

Peace and Justice
June 14, 2018
News / Interviews

New cycle route in Fyn enhances the UCI Bike Region’s tourism

In the heart of Denmark, the island of Fyn is a true cycling paradise, offering visitors on two wheels 1200km of cycle paths to […]

Source: Union Cycliste International
Climate ActionPartnerships for the GoalsSustainable Cities and Communities
Guidelines and reports

Sport, Sponsorship and Human Rights – Guiding Questions

Mega Sporting Event Platform

Sponsors have a responsibility, within their own operations and throughout their supply chains, to respect human rights. Sporting events are no different from any other business relationship in terms of needing to proactively take account of potential human rights risks.

'Sport, Sponsorship and Human Rights - Guiding Questions' is a tool intended to prompt the identification of issues to consider at the earliest stages of developing a sport sponsorship relationship, and in the sponsor agreement itself. Building on the white paper on ‘Sponsors and Human Rights in the Sports Context’, these questions should help sponsors consider how they might create effective leverage to address human rights risks throughout the lifetime of the sponsorship.

Download the Sport, Sponsorhip and Human Rights Guiding questions

Decent Work and Economic GrowthGender EqualityPeace and JusticeQuality EducationReduced Inequalities
June 13, 2018
News / Interviews

2018 FIFA World Cup: protect your health and score!

With the 21st Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) World Cup just around the corner, many people across the world are waiting eagerly to […]

Source: World Health Organization
Good Health
June 5, 2018
News / Interviews

ISA Partners With Ioc To Support The United Nations-led Cleanseas Campaign, Enhances Commitment To Environmental Sustainability

Demonstrating its continued commitment to environmental sustainability, the International Surfing Association (ISA) has today announced a partnership with the International Olympic Committee (IOC) in […]

Climate ActionLife Below Water
June 1, 2018
News / Interviews

Record-setting sustainability at Mugello

6th edition for KiSS Mugello, the sustainability programme of the Italian Motorcycle Grand Prix.

Climate ActionPartnerships for the GoalsResponsible ConsumptionSustainable Cities and Communities