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The FIFA World Cup 26™ Sustainability & Human Rights Strategy provides a customised framework for the social, environmental and economic responsibilities linked to the tournament. 

FIFA World Cup 26™ Sustainability & Human Rights Strategy

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The sustainability strategy for the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 was shaped by the key social, economic, human rights and environmental priorities of the time as well as by the geographical context.

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FIFA and the French Football Association (FFF) ensured that the notions of impact and legacy were at the heart of the tournament, in accordance with its principles underpinning sustainable development, based on national and international standards.

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The tournament’s eco-responsible strategy centred around nine main strategic topics: diversity, health, access for all, human resources, biodiversity, waste management, climate change, responsible procurement and boosting local development.

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The report highlights lessons learnt and key achievements of FIFA’s contribution to a more sustainable event, based on analysis of relevant regulatory documents, integration of internationally recognised standards and consultation with key stakeholders.

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The Sustainability Strategy outlined how FIFA and the LOC jointly approached the sustainability challenges and opportunities of staging the tournament, engaging with a range of stakeholders to increase the positive impact on society and the environment.

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