Social Inclusion and Responsibility
Our Sustainability Performance Objective for
Social Inclusion and Responsibility:
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To convene accessible Games that have a positive impact on socially and economically disadvantaged groups
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To care for our workforce, protect human rights and ensure health and safety
Being socially inclusive and responsible means that VANOC
considers the needs and interests of its workforce, sponsors and
contractors, athletes and members of the Olympic and Paralympic
families, as well as our government, First Nations and corporate
partners. It also means that we consider the needs and interests of
external stakeholders, including communities and non-government
organizations (NGOs) affected by our activities.
We are particularly aware of the possible impact of our activities on socially or economically disadvantaged groups that traditionally do not benefit from mega-events such as the Olympic Games. VANOC seeks input on our social inclusion programs and activities from our partners and a wide range of stakeholders. When appropriate or possible, we include groups affected by our activities in our decision-making processes. We also adhere to recognized global standards for corporate social responsibility.
We recognize that the social component of sustainability has a broader reach, touching on aspects such as human rights and workplace practices through:
We are particularly aware of the possible impact of our activities on socially or economically disadvantaged groups that traditionally do not benefit from mega-events such as the Olympic Games. VANOC seeks input on our social inclusion programs and activities from our partners and a wide range of stakeholders. When appropriate or possible, we include groups affected by our activities in our decision-making processes. We also adhere to recognized global standards for corporate social responsibility.
We recognize that the social component of sustainability has a broader reach, touching on aspects such as human rights and workplace practices through:
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