Resources

All the guidance and resources on this website are freely available. Most of the material can be viewed on our webpages themselves. However, should you wish to download any documents, then we would ask you to first complete a very simple registration form, including your email address and, if applicable, details of the organisation for which you work. Because we are committed to the continuous improvement of the eventIMPACTS Toolkit, we may contact you at some point in the future to seek your views on the Toolkit or to find out whether you have used any of the tools to evaluate the impact of an event.

Existing user please login using the tab on the right.

New users REGISTER here

Research

• The Olympic Games Cultural Programme and it role in fostering local creativity

• Blue Mile - An Economic and Environmental Impact Assessment

• An Impact Assessment of the Edinburgh Festival

• Global Major Events - 2012 and Beyond

• An impact assessment of the World Duathlon Championships

• The Inspirational Impact of Major Sporting Events

• The 2010 Ryder Cup – Economic Impact Assessment

All Resources

• Whole Toolkit

All Case studies

• IRB Rugby Union Junior World Champtionships (June 2008, Wales)

• Carbon Footprint of the 2008 Junior World Rugby Championships

• Edinburgh Film Festival (June 2008, Edinburgh)

• Carbon Footprint of the 2008 Edinburgh Film Festival

• Piping Live! and the World Pipe Band Championships

• London Freewheel (September 2008, London)

• Great Yorkshire Run (September 2008, Sheffield)

• Developing Environmental indicators: 2008 BUPA Great Yorkshire Run

• Tour of Britain Finale (September 2008, Blackpool/Liverpool)

Survey tools

• Edinburgh International Film Festival (post event online survey)

• Great Yorkshire Run (adult in event survey)

• Great Yorkshire Run (junior in event survey)

• IRB Junior World Championships (in event survey)

• London Freewheel (post event online survey)

• Piping Live (in event survey)

• Piping Live (post event online survey)

• Tour of Britain (in event survey)

• Tour of Britain (post event online survey)

Other resources

• Setting Event Objectives

• Good Practice Checklist for Event Organisers and Research Teams

• The eventIMPACTS Manual

• Measuring Success 2: The Economic Impact of Major Sporting Events

• Measuring Success 3: Overview and Findings

Links

• ISO 20121 International Sustainable Event Standard

  To harmonize the event industry's global efforts to tackle this challenge, ISO will develop an International Standard promoting the sustainable management of events. The standard will be produced by a new ISO project committee, ISO/PC 250, Sustainability in event management. About 30 countries are already involved as participants or observers. ISO 20121 is expected to be finalized in 2012 to coincide with the London Olympics.

• BS8901 Specification for sustainable event management

  BS 8901 is the new British Standard which has been developed specifically for the events industry with a purpose of helping the industry to operate in a more sustainable manner.

• The EventScotland Sustainable Sport and Event Toolkit

  The aim of the project is to give event organisers the tools required to incorporate sustainability in their work and to plan and deliver sustainable events.