英文摘要 |
One of the ways to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) created by the United Nations is through sport. As discussed in many pieces of research, the sport has values, contributions, and potential as a means of reaching the 17 goals. International Olympic Committee (IOC) as one of the global organizations in sport originated the ''IOC Sustainability Strategy'', which consists of five aspects: infrastructure and natural sites, sourcing and resource management, mobility, workforce, and climate. The initiatives started in 1992, then progressed over time from an agenda in candidature questions, a study commission, publications, until they officially introduces the 2018-2021 ''IOC Sustainable Report''. The author discussed examples related to SDGs number 5, ''Gender Equality and Empower All Women and Girls''. The UN Indicators are related to legal instruments, gender-based sport participation, and research. The solutions, for instance, are balanced policy, engaging all stakeholders, and developing skills and involvement in the sport from an early age. SDGs 11 Sustainable Cities and Communities, public facilities including sports facilities considering diversities of the community. Planning considers all stakeholders, national, local, users, and young people. IOC Sustainability Objectives, consist of IOC as an organization, IOC as the owner of the Olympic Games, and IOC's role in the Olympic Movement. Besides, some cities that hosted the Olympic Games have played a role in fostering sustainable legacies. Yet, research has shown that the sustainability of the Olympic Games from 1992-2020 is medium. These inquiries have summarized some suggestions about how Olympic Games and sports organizations can participate to actualize Gender Equality and Sustainability in the ecological, economical, and social sectors by sport as the medium. |