Legacy planning and implementation for major events Flashcards

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What is legacy about?

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  • Impact
  • Change
  • Long term benefits
  • Catalyst
  • Sustainability
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What is legacy not?

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. Referring just to the ‘after use’ or exit strategies for key
facilities
• Building permanent venues and then trying to find a use for
them post-event
• Short term, unsustainable projects
• Expenditure rather than investment

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What are event impacts?

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• Opportunity to ‘fast track’
regeneration and urban
development projects
however...
• limited Analysis of long term
regeneration effects
• Genuine regeneration is not the
same as urban renewal
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What is a summary of the regeneration event impacts of the Manchester commonwealth Games ?

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• successful 2002 Commonwealth
Games bid
• New town in East Manchester: - £2billion of funding in 15 years - 6,000 new jobs for local people
• Infrastructure legacy - New stadia and arenas – City of Manchester
Stadium, Velodrome, Aquatics Centre etc.

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5
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What was the effect of image branding on the Cayman islands from Cayman marathon?

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• Reinforces attractiveness as
key financial services
destination

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What is the event impact of tourism?

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. potential for dramatic growth
however…
• Positive effects on tourists tend to
be quick and short-lived

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7
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Explain the tourism case study of the Queenstown winter sports festival?

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. Attracts up to 60,000 visitors

. half of the visitors are international

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What is the event impact of sports participation?

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• Watching major sporting
events inspires people  however..
• Overall, little evidence of a
positive long-term sporting
benefit
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What was the evidence of London 2012 in sports participation?

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• Positive association generally
only for those already active
. very small overall increase in participation

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Why measure event impacts?

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  • Justification of spending / public investment
  • Improve the evidence base
  • Transfer of knowledge – what works
  • Address host community issues
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What is the cost overrun issue?

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• 47 percent of Games have cost
overruns above 100 percent
156% average cost overrun
. IOC has ‘ new Norm’ response aimed at reducing the costs of hosting

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What is the public perception issue?

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. Boston protest and referendum ended 2024 bid

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What is the issue with scale?

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‘With increasing scale, the potential for sporting events to create negative impacts increases’

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What is the issue of new sports/formats?

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. New sports introduced to appeal to younger audience

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What is the issue of causality ?

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• Can positive impacts be directly
attributed to the hosting of a major
event?

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