Sports that join the movement commit to the following five principles:

• Principle 1: Undertake systematic efforts to promote greater environmental responsibility
• Principle 2: Reduce overall climate impact
• Principle 3: Educate for climate action
• Principle 4: Promote sustainable and responsible consumption
• Principle 5: Advocate for climate action through communication

Signatories are required to report the carbon footprint of their activities annually. All signatories have committed to a 50% reduction in emissions by 2030, with a target of net-zero by 2040.

The Sports for Nature Framework was created to tap into sports’ enormous potential to take on ambitious goals and drive positive change. The Framework aims to deliver transformative, nature positive action across sports by 2030 and beyond.

The Framework supports sports to make contributions to nature and asks sports organisations to work towards four principles and linked goals that will help them advance their nature journey.

• Principle 1: Protect nature and avoid damage to natural habitats and species
• Principle 2: Restore and regenerate nature wherever possible
• Principle 3: Understand and reduce risks to nature in the supply chains
• Principle 4: Educate and inspire positive action for nature across and beyond sport

Click here to read more about Sports for Nature and how to join us in promoting the conservation of nature.

Launched in 2017, the CleanSeas Campaign is an environmental initiative aimed at engaging governments, the general public, civil society and the private sector in the fight against marine plastic litter.

The ISA’s pledges to the CleanSeas Campaign started on June 5, 2018, World Environmental Day, and came as part of a wider plan to call on sport, and the Olympic Movement, to join the effort and implement sustainability actions wherever possible.

In supporting the CleanSeas Campaign, the ISA committed to the following sustainability goals:

• Include Sustainability as a core value of the ISA.
• Elect a Sustainability Partner to help identify best practices, develop recommendations, establish targets and define collaboration using the ISA World Championships and media as a platform to reach a wider audience.
• Develop a Sustainability Strategic plan.
• Eliminate single-use plastics at all ISA World Championships by 2019.
• Expand module on Sustainability in all ISA Educational Materials, including Coaching and Judging Courses to educate and empower Coaches, Instructors and Judges as Environmental Ambassadors.