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FEASIBILITY STUDY FORA CARBON NEUTRAL2010 FIFA WORLD CUPIN SOUTH AFRICA
Environmental Affairs and TourismDepartment:
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA
& tourismenvironment
This report has been commissioned in partnership with theDepartment of Environmental Affairs and Tourism and the Norwegian Government (NORAD).The report was prepared by Econ PöyryFebruary 2009
Econ Pöyry ABArtillerigatan 42 SE-114 45 Stockholm, SwedenTel: +46 (0)8 5280 1200 Fax: +46 (0)8 5280 1220 www.poyry.com
Feasibility Studyfor a Carbon Neutral2010 FIFA World Cupin South Africa
Sections
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- Abbreviations
- Acknowledgements
- 1 Introduction
- Part I Carbon Footprint for 2010 FIFA World Cup
- 2 Carbon Footprint Methodology
- 2.1 System boundaries for carbon footprint analysis
- 2.2 Calculation tools and data sources
- 2.3 Key assumptions and parameters
- 2.3.1 Time frame of event and emissions
- 2.3.2 Categories of attendees
- 2.3.3 Tickets and ticket-holders
- 2.4 Greenhouse Gases included in the carbon footprint
- 2.5.1 Transport
- 2.5.2 Stadia
- 2.5.3 Accommodation
- 3 International transport
- 3.2 Key assumptions
- 3.3 Carbon Footprint
- 4 Inter-city transport
- 4.2 Key assumptions
- 4.3 Carbon Footprint
- 5 Intra-city transport
- 5.2 Key assumptions
- 5.3 Carbon Footprint
- 6 Stadia construction and materials
- 6.2 Key assumptions
- 6.3 Carbon Footprint
- 7 Stadia and precinct energy use
- 7.2 Key assumptions
- 7.3 Carbon footprint
- 8 Energy use in accommodation
- 8.1 Methodology
- 8.2 Key assumptions
- 8.3 Carbon Footprint
- 9 Summary of footprint and conclusions
- 10 Institutional issues for a carbon neutral event
- 11.1 Objective the carbon offset process
- 11.2 Existing institutional structures
- 11.3 Constraints
- 11.4 Growth of the voluntary carbon market
- 11.5 Lessons from WSSD
- 11.6 Green Goal 2006
- 12 Overall institutional model
- 13 Key decisions for the Carbon Offset Programme
- 13.1 Institutional home for Carbon Offsets Programme
- 13.2 Initial Role of Project Manager
- 13.3 Funding sources for overheads
- 13.4 Funding sources for offsets
- 13.5 Managing the funding
- 13.6 Offset project characteristics
- 13.7 Timing of project implementation and emissions reductions
- 13.8 Selection of offset projects
- 13.9 Choosing a carbon offset standard
- 13.10 Third party verifcation of projects
- 13.11 Developing the offsets projects
- 13.12 Monitoring the footprint ex-post
- 13.13 Marketing the Carbon Offsets Programme
- 14 Conclusions and recommendations
- 14.1 Institutional structure of carbon offsets programme
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