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Our Sport Sustainability and Legacy Studies service provides in-depth research and strategic insights to help sports organizations, events, and stakeholders create long-lasting positive impacts. We analyze environmental, social, and economic factors to develop sustainable strategies that align with global best practices and ensure a meaningful legacy for future generations.
Our Sport Sustainability and Legacy Studies focus on developing eco-friendly, socially responsible, and economically viable strategies for sporting events. We help organizations create a lasting positive legacy that benefits future generations while aligning with global sustainability goals.
AISTS combines academic excellence with practical expertise to help sports organizations design impactful sustainability strategies. We deliver evidence-based insights that support environmentally responsible planning, measurable social benefits, and long-term legacy outcomes.
Ensure that sports events and initiatives leave a lasting social, economic, and environmental legacy for future generations.
Demonstrate a commitment to responsible event management, strengthening relationships with fans, sponsors, and governing bodies.
We help organizations implement strategies that comply with international sustainability frameworks, such as the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
We identify ways to reduce environmental footprint, improve energy efficiency, and manage waste sustainably for greener sporting events.
We work closely with stakeholders to develop strategies that leave a meaningful legacy, fostering positive change for communities and the planet long after the event concludes.
We collaborate with the client to establish the objectives, methodology, and expected outcomes of the sustainability study. This ensures that the study aligns with environmental and social impact goals while addressing industry standards.
We systematically gather data on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors through stakeholder interviews, sustainability reports, and on-site evaluations. This allows for a thorough assessment of the current sustainability landscape.
Our experts apply sustainability assessment frameworks to measure carbon footprint, resource efficiency, and social impact. We analyze trends and benchmarks to identify areas for improvement and best practices in sustainable management.
The results are compiled into a structured report with clear recommendations on enhancing sustainability efforts. The report includes key metrics, visual representations, and strategic insights to guide stakeholders in implementing sustainable solutions.
Evaluating the economic contribution of sports policies, events, and infrastructure.
Assessing the financial value of their competitions and programs.
Quantifying financial impact and return on investment for stakeholders.
With deep academic roots and real-world consulting experience, our team helps organizations implement actionable, measurable sustainability strategies that make a difference.
We apply methodologies aligned with international benchmarks, such as the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), IOC sustainability frameworks, and ESG reporting models.
Our reports go beyond theory. We deliver practical recommendations to optimize environmental performance, strengthen social impact, and ensure your sport events leave a lasting legacy.
Here are our Frequently Asked Questions, if you need more information or have a question not listed here, please contact us, we will be happy to inform you.
The cost of each sustainability and legacy study is tailored to the scope, complexity, and duration of the project. We work closely with our clients to define their needs and ensure a fair and transparent pricing structure.
The sustainability study focuses essentially on the GHG protocol, The GHG Protocol was developed by the World Resources Institute and the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD). It is recognized as the international standard used by most major sport organizations and international companies across various sectors. The protocol distinguishes three types of greenhouse gas emissions which include the direct emissions, and indirect emission from the Local Organising Committee and its suppliers.
The legacy of a sport event refers to the wide-ranging, long-term impacts-both intended and unintended, positive and negative-that a sport event leaves behind after its conclusion. These effects can influence various dimensions of the host city, region, or country and may persist for years or even decades beyond the event itself. It includes social, cultural, environmental, political, technological, and sporting outcomes that result from hosting the event. These legacies can be tangible (such as newly built stadiums, improved transportation systems, or enhanced tourism appeal) or intangible (such as increased civic pride, international visibility, policy reform, or the promotion of physical activity among the population).
A sport event's legacy may be planned-as part of a strategic vision by organizers and stakeholders-or unplanned, emerging naturally from the dynamics of the event and its interaction with the local context.
Our study will explore the following key areas:
Partner with AISTS to unlock expert-driven insights, tailored strategies, and practical solutions. From scientific reports to consulting and sport equipment testing, our advisory services help you make smarter decisions and achieve lasting results.
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