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(ix) Keep marketing techniques consistent with the waste reduction goal.
(x) Evaluate all merchandise against the principles of durability and
appropriate material content.
(xi) Hold a post-event auction for disposing of left-over materials. Explore
first, however, the possibility of passing on items to the next event host.
A set of generic signage might be passed from one host to another.
(xii) Send tourism information packages to ticket purchasers, participants,
media and others on request only.
Sponsors, Donors & Suppliers
(i) Engage sponsors, donors and suppliers as partners in the effort to green
the event. Invite them to propose ways they might reduce the impact of
their materials, products or services.
(ii) Create a Green Roll of Honour to publicise the efforts made by these
partners.
(iii) Seek sponsorship from non-traditional organisations whose gifts-inkind
will contribute to greening the games while getting them publicity.
For example, makers/distributors of low-flow fixtures and energy efficient
light bulbs.
Transportation
(i) Promote the use of public transportation through strong publicity, and
free access for accredited persons (media, officials, and volunteers) and
ticket holders on the day of the event.
(ii) Limit the use of single-passenger shuttles by officials and media by
"pooling".
(iii) Avoid "dedicated" cars for VIPs. Include them in the shuttle service in
all but extreme cases.
(iv) Enforce a "no idling policy" at all venues and the athletes' village.
Facilities Operations
(i) Focus on steps to reduce consumption of energy and water.
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