8th WORLD CONFERENCE ON SPORT AND THE ENVIRONMENT

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8th World Conference on Sport and the Environment International Cooperation and Development Department Report Introduction and Moderator: Moura Quayle, Commissioner, Pacifi c Coast Collaborative Commission, Province of British Columbia, Canada Keynote Speaker: Thomas Van Dyck, Senior Vice President and Financial Consultant, RBC Wealth Management – SRI Wealth Management Group, USA INNOVATION PLENARY Off and Running : How Sport is Embracing Environmental Responsibility There are now many working examples of how sport is embracing the challenge of reducing its environmental footprint. This plenary session and subsequent concurrent sessions looks at the strides that have been made and the new opportunities that are emerging. Participants have an opportunity to discuss how sport can use environmental innovation to create enduring economic and social benefi ts. Moderator: Amy Fraenkel, Regional Director, Regional Offi ce for North America (RONA), United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Speakers: Gilbert Felli, Olympic Games Executive Director, IOC, Switzerland Michael Fennell, President, Commonwealth Games Federation, Jamaica Doug Konkin, Deputy Minister, BC Ministry of Environment, Canada Erich Vogt, Professorial Lecturer, American University, USA SPECIAL LUNCHEON SESSION: Unlike Europe where national governments have led policy development on climate change, in North America sub national governments have been the early movers. Regional coordination and action on climate change on the west coast of Canada and the United States has been inspired by the common belief among leaders like British Columbia Premier Gordon Campbell that working together, local and regional climate policy initiatives can achieve results and accelerate action at the national level. HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco presents the European perspective on Sport and Environment and also refl ects on his recent trip to Antarctica. Moderator: Charmaine Crooks, President, Olympians Canada; Canadian Olympic Committee Member, Canada Speakers: His Serene Highness Prince Albert II of Monaco, Member, International Olympic Committee, Monaco Gordon Campbell, Premier of British Columbia, Canada PARALLEL SESSION A1 – BUILDING AND DESIGN Innovative Sport Facilities: Turning Green to Gold Shrinking the environmental footprint of sport venues and community facilities is a strategy that keeps on giving – environmentally through reduced water consumption, energy use, greenhouse gas emissions and waste as well as fi nancially through reduced operating costs. This session will present recent examples of facilities built for Olympic Games that demonstrate how green planning, design and construction principles can reduce environmental impact while creating more sustainable communities. Page 11 / 80
Moderator: Dr Thomas Bach, Vice President, International Olympic Committee, Germany 8th World Conference on Sport and the Environment International Cooperation and Development Department Report Speakers: Enrico Carbone, Member, IOC Sport and Environment Commission, Italy Bob Johnston, Principal, National Practice Leader for Sport, Cannon Design Architects Inc. (Richmond Oval), Canada Xiaoxuan Yu, Environment Director, Beijing Organizing Committee for the Olympic Games (BOCOG), China PARALLEL SESSION A2 – ENERGY AND TRANSPORTATION Going on a Diet: Shrinking Energy Demand Energy use and climate change are the most pressing environmental issues facing the planet and sport is both part of the problem and part of the solution. Sport uses energy to power buildings and equipment, move people and materials, and enable travel to events. Innovation and investment in greener energy and transportation solutions is therefore critical. Experts on this panel discuss the trends and investment opportunities both broadly and as it applies to sport facilities. Moderator: Mossadiq Umedaly, Director and Chair, BC Hydro, Canada Speakers: Elyse Allan, President and CEO, General Electric (GE) Canada, Canada Roger Bayley, Principal, Merrick Architecture (Olympic and Paralympic Village Vancouver), Canada Dmitri Kolosov, Head of Environmental Support Department, Sochi 2014 Organizing Committee, Russia Antoine Masson-Delisle, Regional Marketing Director, Tennis Canada, Canada PARALLEL SESSION B1 – OPERATIONS AND SUPPLY CHAINS Green to the Core: Innovations in Operations and Supply Chains Sport is a multi-billion dollar business at the global level that includes operation of sport facilities and organizations, media coverage of sport events, sale of equipment and apparel, and travel by athletes and spectators. How can event organizers harness the power of the sport supply chain to promote, enable and reward improved environmental performance? What’s involved in taking an integrated systems-based approach to managing the impacts and opportunities of sport? This dialogue highlights emerging best practices by operators and suppliers around the world. Moderator: Simon Balderstone, Director, Ways and Means Consultancy Pty Ltd; IOC Environment Adviser, Australia Speakers: Ann Duffy, Corporate Sustainability Offi cer, VANOC, Canada Masato Mizuno, Chairman, Mizuno Corporation, Member, IOC Sport and Environment Commission, Japan David Stubbs, Head, Environment and Sustainable Development, LOCOG 2012, London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games and Paralympic Games, United Kingdom Benjamin Warren, Director of Communications, Golf Environment Organisation, Scotland, United Kingdom Page 12 / 80
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