Labour investment in cycling and walking will be unprecedented, says Louise Haigh
OVERVIEW
Green Goals Conference: Transforming for Tomorrow
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The Green Goals Conference: Transforming for Tomorrow brings together leaders, experts and stakeholders from across the sports and leisure sector to discuss and address the critical role that this sector plays in the global climate change agenda.
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With the recent launch of Sport England's environmental strategy, "Every Move," and its pledge of £45 million to support the sector in reducing its carbon footprint, this conference is timely and essential.
Participants will gain insights into the latest research, technologies and strategies that can lead to a carbon-neutral sports and leisure sector. Through a series of keynote speeches, panel discussions, workshops and masterclass presentations attendees will learn about the best practices for mitigating climate impact, understanding environmental challenges, preparing for future sustainability and procuring innovative solutions.
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Goals and Expected Outcomes
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Increase awareness and understanding of the environmental impact of the sports and leisure sector.
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Share best practices and successful case studies of sustainability initiatives.
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Equip attendees with practical tools and knowledge to measure and reduce carbon footprints.
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Foster collaboration and networking among stakeholders to drive collective action.
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Outline clear, actionable steps for the sector to achieve carbon neutrality.
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Discover new and innovative technologies that can assist transformation.
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One Birdcage Walk is regarded as one of the finest examples of traditional architecture in Westminster.
The building was officially opened in May 1899 to be the headquarters of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers. Overlooking St James's Park, One Birdcage Walk is located just minutes from the Houses of Parliament, Horse Guards Parade and HM Treasury and conveniently situated between Westminster and St James's Park tube stations and a short walk from Victoria, Charing Cross and Waterloo mainline stations.