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HOST CITY CAPE TOWN
City of Cape Town
•Winter Event from 11 June 2010 to 11 July 2010
•32 Countries Qualified
•9 Host Cities
•10 Stadia / 5 new
•310 000 foreign visitors for event
FOR HOST CITY CAPE TOWN
FIFA WORLD CUP SOUTH AFRICA 2010
GREEN GOAL 2010
• As an official initiative of the 2010 FIFA World Cup™, the Green Goal
programme focused on incorporating socially and environmentally
responsible decision making into the planning, organisation and
implementation of the World Cup in order to leave a positive
environmental legacy.
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forma a deixar uma herança ambiental positiva.
Sustainability based
on 9 target areas
1.Energy efficiency and climate change
2. Water conservation
3. Integrated waste management
4. Transport, mobility and access
5. Landscaping and biodiversity
6. Green building and sustainable lifestyles
7. Responsible tourism
8. Green Goal communications
9. Monitoring, measuring and reporting
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CAPE TOWN STADIUM
GREEN GOAL IMPACTS
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Energy: 15% saving in electricity
use.
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Water: 27% reduction in water use.
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Waste: 58% waste reduction
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Transport: 53% shift to public &
non-motorised transport
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Carbon: Carbon mitigation projects
compensated for the events carbon
footprint.
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EVENT FOOTPRINT
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FIFA World Cup™ venues in
Cape Town Total attendance:
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Cape Town Stadium = 507 332
Fan walk = 581 913
FIFA Fan Fest™, Grand Parade =
558 159
Oliver Tambo fan jol = 28 971
Swartklip fan jol = 56 118
Bellville fan jol = 68 953
Vygieskraal fan jol = 21 427
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Total 1 822 873
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FAN FEST: GRAND PARADE
carbon mitigation
projects
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Installation of LED retrofit in Green Point Stadium
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Installation of energy-efficient floodlights and electricity submeters at Philippi Stadium
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Retrofitting of traffic lights along protocol routes with LED lights
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Retrofitting of streetlights along protocol routes with low-energy luminaries
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Retrofitting of Council-owned buildings with energyFIFA
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Installation of solar water heaters for low-income households in Darling
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Installation of a hydroelectric turbine to generate electricity from spring water in Green Point
Park
Water Conservation
Identifying alternative sources of water for irrigation of Green Point
Common, and implementing most feasible option:
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Harvesting of spring water from the Oranjezicht Springs on the slopes of Table Mountain was
the most cost-effective way to reduce the use of potable water for the irrigation of the
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Identificando fontes de água alternativas para a irrigação da Área Pública de Green Point,
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• A colheita de água de nascente das Fontes de Oranjezicht nas encostas de Table Mountain
era a forma mais eficaz em termos de custo para reduzir o uso de água potável para a
irrigação da área pública.
Integrated Waste
Management
Operational waste minimisation in stadia:
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Used reusable crockery and cutlery
Used reusable plastic crates instead of single-use cardboard boxes
No promotional handouts at the entrance gates
Scanned tickets at the entrance gates to Cape Town Stadium
Used dispensers for condiments and sugar instead of single-serving sachets
Used draught and soda fountains for serving soft drinks
Made available reusable, commemorative cups
Encouraged fans to drink tap water
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Limited packaging of merchandise sold at Cape Town
Stadium
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INTEGRATED WASTE MANAGEMENT
INFRASTRUCTURE
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Introduction of 2 bin recycling at
street level - legacy
FWC – 58% of waste diverted away
from landfill to recycling
Two new waste drop-off centres in
city bowl area
Additional lighting at Coastal landfill
for FWC and legacy
TRANSPORT, MOBILITY
AND ACCESS
FOUR PROJECTS:
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Development of bicycle and pedestrian facilities
Development of public transport infrastructure
CBD bicycle services
Eco-taxis/fuel-efficiency programme
QUATRO PROJECTOS:
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Desenvolvimento de instalações para bicicletas e pedestres
Desenvolvimento de infra-estrutura de transporte público
Serviço de bicicleta do CBD
Táxis ambientais /programa de eficiência de combustível
RAIL INFRASTRUCTURE UPGRADE
Projects:
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Cape Town Station refurbishment
26 Park and Rides
Rolling stock
Rail infrastructure
Investment: R1,79billion
IRT INFRASTRUCTURE
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Phase 1a underway – total
budget of R4,2 billion
Airport shuttle and inner city
loop during FWC
Next:
Waterfront/City/Gardens loop
and West Coast service
NMT INFRASTRUCTURE: FAN WALK
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Two new pedestrian bridges
Permanent pedestrianisation of
Waterkant Street
Widening of sidewalk Somerset Road
Cycle and jogging lanes around Green
Point Urban Park links up with NMT
routes in CBD and beyond
FWC Attendance: 581 913
Investment: R144,7 million
Activated for major events
Reduce carbon footprint
FAN WALK
LANDSCAPING AND BIODIVERSITY:
Green Point Park, biodiversity garden
Biodiversity showcase
garden at Green Point Park
Green Point Park adjacent to Green Point Stadium is a brand new
public park and a legacy project of the 2010 FIFA World Cup™. The
park was developed according to ecological principles, with energy
and water efficiency, multipurpose spaces and indigenous
landscaping incorporated into the design.
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com usos variados e paisagismo indígena incorporado no
planeamento.
SUSTAINABILITY
AREAS OF CONCERN – INTERVENTIONS STILL REQUIRED
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A national strategy for future use of stadia
Financial contribution to operational cost of new stadia
IRT – additional government funding and VAT
THANK YOU
OBRIGADO
FOR HOST CITY CAPE TOWN
FIFA WORLD CUP SOUTH AFRICA 2010