The Cape Town Green Goal Action Plan has 41 projects across 9 target areas:
- Energy and climate change (Minimise the carbon footprint of the 2010 event)
- Water conservation (Minimise the use of potable water, and promote conservation of water resources)
- Integrated waste management (Reduce, reuse and recycle waste)
- Transport, mobility and access (Promote energy-efficient and universally accessible mobility, and minimise air pollution)
- Landscaping and biodiversity (Promote indigenous landscaping, and enhance biodiversity)
- Green building and sustainable lifestyles (Promote environmental awareness, sustainable lifestyles and environmentally efficient building practices)
- Responsible tourism (Promote responsible tourism for 2010 and beyond)
- Green Goal communications (Communicate the message of Green Goal to residents and visitors)
- Monitoring, measurement and reporting (Monitor, measure and report on progress with the implementation of Green Goal)
Of particular note are the progress report and upcoming legacy report, which detail what was done and how, the mistakes, successes and lessons learned, and references to useful resources. For those involved in major events, bids to host the olympics or other global sporting championships, and municipalities, this is really practical stuff. The Green Goal 2010 team is already talking with Brazil for the 2014 FIFA World Cup™.
Halala!
Note: Download the Action Plan here [pdf], and the Progress Report here [pdf]

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