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Post Games Report - Commonwealth Games Federation

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A4 Top 100 Statistics<br />

Sport<br />

1. 72 nations<br />

2. 17 sports (3 team, 14 individual)<br />

3. 5,717 athletes and team officials<br />

4. 3,679 competing athletes - 62% male and 38% female<br />

5. 160 elite athletes with a disability<br />

6. 790 athletes took part in Athletics events<br />

7. 865 medals presented during the <strong>Games</strong><br />

8. 978 samples taken as part of the anti-doping programme<br />

9. Nearly 5,000 <strong>Games</strong> Family medical contacts<br />

10. 1,078 accredited technical officials of which 25% were from<br />

outside the UK<br />

Accreditation<br />

11. 41,101 total accredited persons<br />

12. 28,186 total accredited workforce<br />

13. 38 main and 119 sub accreditation categories<br />

14. 229 operational & VIP observers<br />

15. Over 18,000 accredited contractors<br />

Operations<br />

16. Peak transport fleet of 1,509 vehicles<br />

17. Over 1,500 volunteer drivers<br />

18. 90% of athlete and team official arrival and departure<br />

information collected<br />

19. 10,035 arrivals and departures managed, with no clients<br />

missing their flights on departure<br />

20. Over 80,000 bus movements between 56 bus stops<br />

21. Peak bus, coach and mini-bus fleet of 232 vehicles<br />

22. The Opening Ceremony saw the integrated movement of<br />

10,000 <strong>Games</strong> Family from multiple pick-up points to<br />

the City of Manchester Stadium within 3 hours<br />

23. 22,800 total vehicle access parking permits issued<br />

24. Total spectator shuttle movements peaked at 8,000<br />

25. 51,251 total room nights sold to accredited persons,<br />

through 65 hotels<br />

26. 246 accredited Police Officers from the Metropolitan and<br />

Greater Manchester constabularies<br />

Village<br />

27. The Athletes’ Village covered a 30 acre site and 6 university<br />

halls of residence<br />

28. Beds were available for 5,176 athletes and team officials<br />

29. Over 1,200 volunteers worked within the <strong>Commonwealth</strong><br />

<strong>Games</strong> Village<br />

30. 26,484 village volunteer shifts<br />

31. 150,000 condoms provided<br />

32. 120,500 beds made<br />

33. 166 tonnes of laundry<br />

34. 530 kilometres of toilet rolls<br />

35. Over 700 tonnes of <strong>Games</strong> time waste, with 16.5% recycled<br />

36. 740 clear waste bins<br />

37. The Athletes’ Village included the UK’s largest temporary<br />

restaurant serving 300,000 meals over 22 days<br />

38. Over 79,000 litres of orange and 52,000 litres of apple juice<br />

were served<br />

39. 5,500 kilograms of bananas were consumed<br />

40. 6,600 kilograms of pasta were consumed<br />

41. 52,423 calls handled by the call centre between<br />

1 July and 4 August<br />

Human Resources<br />

42. 24,000 volunteer applications (53% women 47% men)<br />

between the ages of 16 and 87<br />

43. 60% of volunteer applications received via the internet<br />

44. On the first day of the volunteer programme launch:<br />

1,675 people applied on-line, 400 visited the centre<br />

and 100 applied by telephone<br />

45. 690 organising committee employees and over 40%<br />

recruited within the last year (2002)<br />

46. 1,260,000 total volunteer hours<br />

47. 10,345 <strong>Games</strong> time volunteers<br />

48. Over 12,000 uniforms issued over 42 days<br />

49. The Pre-Volunteer Programme successfully took 2,400<br />

people out of long term unemployment. 700 volunteers<br />

obtained a <strong>Games</strong> time role<br />

Venues<br />

50. 38 sport and non-sport venues<br />

51. The largest venue was the City of Manchester Stadium with<br />

38,000 seats<br />

52. Temporary seating was erected in 8 venues providing an<br />

additional 33,718 seats<br />

53. Over 1,200 venue tours provided<br />

54. Over 600 observer groups took part in the venue observer<br />

programme<br />

55. 70,000 turned out to watch the Triathlon at Salford Quays<br />

MANCHESTER 2002 THE XVII COMMONWEALTH GAMES • POST GAMES REPORT 7<br />

VOLUME 5

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