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Download 4318.61 Ko | Deliverable B.1.3 Pilot test reports Version 3.0 Project supported by: The TACKLE project has received funding from the LIFE programme of the European Union Project Number LIFE17 GIE/IT/000611 Document history Version Date Description 1.0 07/02/2020 1st version of the document with the proposed structure and format Modified structure, chapters and format; collection of all available pilot test 2.0 10/12/2020 reports Relocation of pilot test reports in different chapters according to their 3.0 29/01/2021 completeness; conclusions added Glossary Abbreviation Meaning TACKLE Teaming up for a Conscious Kick for the Legacy of Environment ACR+ Association of Cities and Regions for Sustainable Resource Management LIPOR Intermunicipal Waste Management Service of Greater Porto AMIU Multiservice and Urban Hygiene Company of Genoa SSSA Sant’Anna School of Advance Studies FGIC Italian Football Association FRF Romanian Football Association SvFF Swedish Football Association RBFA Royal Belgian Football Association FAI Football Association of Ireland IRFU Ireland National Rugby Union FC Football Club HDPE High Density Polyethylene EMS Environmental Management Standard UV Ultra Violet LED Light Emitting Diode PP Polypropylene KPI Key Performance Indicator PMC Polyvinyl Carbonate PET Polyethylene Terephthalate PMC Plastic, metal and cardboard packaging Project supported by: The TACKLE project has received funding from the LIFE programme of the European Union Project Number LIFE17 GIE/IT/000611 Content 1. Introduction ................................................................................................................................................ 6 2. Pilot stadiums as hosts of pilot tests .......................................................................................................... 6 3. Identification and overview of the pilot tests ............................................................................................. 8 4. Aviva Stadium, Dublin ............................................................................................................................ 11 4.1 Reusable cups for drinks; Section of the TACKLE guidelines: event ............................................. 11 5. Arena Nationala, Bucharest ..................................................................................................................... 16 5.1 Reusable cups for drinks; Section of the TACKLE Guidelines: Event ........................................... 17 5.2 Separate waste collection and recycling; Section of the TACKLE guidelines: event ..................... 22 5.3 Seats made of recycled material; Section of the TACKLE Guidelines: Stadium Management ...... 24 5.4 Green procurement guidelines; Section of the TACKLE Guidelines: Procurement ....................... 26 5.5 Supporters’ mobility; Section of the TACKLE Guidelines: Mobility and logistics ........................ 28 6. Roi Baudouin/Koning Boudewijn Stadium, Brussels .............................................................................. 34 6.1 Separate waste collection and recycling; Section of the TACKLE guidelines: event ..................... 35 6.2 Reusable cups for drinks; Section of the TACKLE guidelines: event ............................................. 43 6.3 Secured bike parking; Section of the TACKLE guidelines: mobility and logistics ........................ 47 6.4 Green Procurement Guidelines; Section of the TACKLE guidelines: Procurement ....................... 50 7. Dragão Stadium, Porto ............................................................................................................................. 55 7.1 Improving Waste Management; Section of the TACKLE guidelines: Event .................................. 55 7.2 Green Power Acquisition from Renewable Energy Sources; Section of the TACKLE guidelines: Procurement ................................................................................................................................................. 61 7.3 Evaluate the reuse of banners; Section of the TACKLE guidelines: Event ..................................... 64 7.4 Water consumption reduction; Section of the TACKLE guidelines: Stadium Management .......... 67 Project supported by: The TACKLE project has received funding from the LIFE programme of the European Union Project Number LIFE17 GIE/IT/000611 7.5 GHG Inventory; Section of the TACKLE guidelines: Governance................................................. 69 7.6 GHG Emissions Offsetting; Section of the TACKLE guidelines: Governance .............................. 77 7.7 Sustainability report; Section of the TACKLE guidelines: Governance of Football Events ........... 79 8. Benito Villamarín, Seville ....................................................................................................................... 83 8.1 Identification and implementation of environmental KPI (Key Performance Indicators); Section of the TACKLE guidelines: Governance ......................................................................................................... 83 8.2 Supporters’ mobility; Section of the TACKLE guidelines: mobility and logistics ......................... 86 8.3 Green procurement guidelines; Section of the TACKLE guidelines: procurement......................... 88 9. Luigi Ferraris, Genoa ............................................................................................................................... 92 9.1 Separate waste collection and recycling; Section of the TACKLE guidelines: Event ..................... 92 9.2 Donation of unused prepared food; Section of the TACKLE guidelines: event” ............................ 96 10. Paolo Mazza Stadium, Ferrara ............................................................................................................. 99 10.1 Feasibility assessment of installing photovoltaic panels on top of the stands; Section of TACKLE Guidelines: Stadium Management; .............................................................................................................. 99 10.2 Recycled plastic choreographies; Section of the TACKLE Guidelines: Event ............................. 102 11. Stadio Olimpico, Rome ...................................................................................................................... 106 11.1 Green procurement guidelines; Section of the TACKLE Guidelines: Procurement ..................... 106 11.2 Seats made of recycled material; Section of the TACKLE Guidelines: Stadium Management .... 108 12. Tele2 Arena, Stockholm .................................................................................................................... 111 12.1 Separate waste collection and recycling and composting program; Section of the TACKLE guidelines: event ........................................................................................................................................ 111 12.2 Reusable cups for drinks; Section of the TACKLE guidelines: event ........................................... 112 12.3 Life Cycle Assessment; Section of the TACKLE guidelines: governance .................................... 113 12.4 Sport events GHG inventory; Section of the TACKLE guidelines: governance ........................... 114 13. Friends Arena, Solna .......................................................................................................................... 116 13.1 Green procurement guidelines; Section of the TACKLE guidelines: procurement....................... 116 13.2 Light management optimisation; Section of the TACKLE guidelines: stadium management ...... 117 13.3 Donation of unused prepared food; Section of the TACKLE guidelines: event ............................ 118 Project supported by: The TACKLE project has received funding from the LIFE programme of the European Union Project Number LIFE17 GIE/IT/000611 13.4 Energy consumption – reduction of heat losses; Section of the TACKLE guidelines: governance 119 14. Anghel Iordanecu, Voluntari ............................................................................................................. 121 15. Other initiatives and their honourable mentions ................................................................................ 121 15.1 Governance of football events ....................................................................................................... 121 15.2 Operational management of football events .................................................................................. 121 16. Conclusions ........................................................................................................................................ 126 16.1 Governance of football events ....................................................................................................... 129 16.2 Operational management of football events .................................................................................. 129 Project supported by: The TACKLE project has received funding from the LIFE programme of the European Union Project Number LIFE17 GIE/IT/000611 1. Introduction The main objective of the LIFE TACKLE project is to increase the environmental awareness and to improve the current practices in environmental management during football games, including a whole range of different stakeholders. The project focuses on all phases of a football game’s life cycle (i.e. conception, organisation, staging and closure) and targets necessary competences and organisational structures
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