Gallery - The IOC’s climate commitment

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Tokyo 2020

From the hydrogen-powered cauldron to medals made from recycled mobile phones, from gender balance to the first official Pride House, the Olympic and Paralympic Games Tokyo 2020 are blazing a trail for the future.

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Beijing 2022

Beijing 2022 and the host city governments work together to protect the natural resources and environment in and around the competition zones of the Beijing 2022 Games.

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Paris 2024

In the face of the greatest challenge humanity has ever known, Paris 2024, the body organising the world’s largest event, is stepping up to its responsibilities. The 2024 Games in Paris will be unlike any other Games in history as they will be both spectacular and sustainable. We encourage energy conservation, innovation and creativity to develop new ways of working and bring about a new era in the organisation of the Olympic and Paralympic Games.

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Milano-Cortina 2026

Sustainability – Delivering sustainable Games from economic, environmental and social points of view

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LA28

The 2028 Games Plan is built on a radical reuse strategy, leveraging the very best our city has to offer in stadiums, arenas, training facilities and residences to host the Games.

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