Скачать или смотреть How athletes shaped the vision for Brisbane 2032 | Natalie Cook | Patrick Johnson

As athlete ambassadors for Brisbane 2032, Olympians Natalie Cook and Patrick Johnson helped to shape the Games plan and vision that won Australia the right to host its third Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Natalie, Olympic champion in beach volleyball and the first Australian woman to compete at five Olympic Games, describes how athletes were involved at every stage of the process to elect Brisbane and South East Queensland as host of the Olympic and Paralympic Games Brisbane 2032.

Patrick, Oceanian men’s 100m record-holder since 2003, talks about how Brisbane 2032 will inspire a generation to be part of the Olympic Movement.

This is the fourth in a series of IOC films talking to some of the partners behind the Brisbane 2032 Olympic project.

The Olympic host selection process has been reformed in recent years, to reduce the cost of hosting and to make Games organisation more sustainable. For example, all Olympic hosts must use a maximum of existing and temporary venues and build new ones only if there is a long-term legacy need.

Every aspiring Olympic host is invited to partner with the IOC to help build its own unique vision for the Games, a sustainable masterplan, and local and national support.

The IOC encourages each potential host to focus on developing a climate-responsible project that will create lasting community benefits and fits with existing regional and national development plans, in addition to the long-term strategic goals of the Olympic Movement.

More about electing Olympic hosts: https://olympics.com/ioc/future-host-...

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