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INDOOR TOUR REGULATIONS(Approved by Council, 29 November 2022
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PART I – GOLD-LEVEL STATUS REQUIREMENTS
1.

General Principles

1.1

The World Athletics Indoor Tour provides clearly understood differing levels ofcompetition based on prize money and quality of organisation for worldwide
international one-day indoor Meetings, subject to fulfilment of the minimum
requirements set out in these Regulations.

1.2

Regulations governing the World Athletics Indoor Tour (‘the Meeting’) shall be issued
to the World Athletics Indoor Tour Meeting Organisers (‘the Organisers’) and may beamended every year by World Athletics in agreement with the Area Associations.

1.3

Organisers agree to respect all Rules and Regulations and decisions taken by World
Athletics and the respective Area Association.

1.4

The World Athletics Indoor Tour calendar can be found on the World Athletics
website.

1.5

The application for a World Athletics Indoor Permit shall be submitted as follows:on the appropriate Application Form.
countersigned by the Organiser and the host National Federation andforwarded to the corresponding Area Association.
by the deadline set by World Athletics.

1.6
2.
2.1

No Application Form shall be considered if it does not meet the minimum
requirements set out in these Regulations.
Meeting Organiser Obligations/Requirements
Athletes
Participation at a Meeting is strictly at the discretion of the Organiser.
However, the leading athletes in each event must be accepted for the last
Meeting of the Tour subject to individual Meeting Organiser reaching anagreement with the leading athlete or their Athletes’ Representative(‘AR’). The athlete must confirm their intention to participate in the final
event no later than 24 hours following the next-to-last event.
The Organiser may only conduct negotiations for the appearance andpromotion of Athletes as follows:a.

through the Athletes’ Member Federationb.

directly with the Athletesc.

through duly authorised ARs.

A complete list of authorised ARs is available from World Athletics
website: https://www.worldathletics.org/athletes/athlete-representatives
Once an athlete (or an AR on their behalf) has accepted a starting place
in a World Indoor Tour meet, and subsequently withdraws for any reason
5 days or less before the Meeting, the athlete cannot compete in a World

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Rankings Competition (including a World Indoor Tour meet) for 5 days
following the date of the originally accepted Meeting.
This restriction can only be waived with the written acceptance of theTechnical Delegate of the Meeting in which the athlete originally accepted
to compete in and subsequently withdrew from or if for any reason theTechnical Delegate is unable to, the World Athletics’ Chief Executive
Officer (or their nominee) may waive the restriction instead. For the
avoidance of doubt, withdrawal for genuine reasons (e.g. illness, injury,
bereavement, family emergencies etc.) will be presumed acceptable withsupporting information.
2.2

World Athletics Delegates/World Athletics Staff
World Athletics shall appoint a Technical Delegate with the required
technical knowledge to attend the event, who will serve as its official
representative.
The Organiser shall be responsible for the Delegate’s travel costs basedon economy class.
The Organiser shall be responsible for full-board accommodation at the
Meeting hotel for two nights (maximum of three nights if any field event isstaged the day before, see 2.3.2) for the World Athletics TechnicalDelegate, and for two World Athletics Staff members.

2.3

Technical Requirements
Stadium and Technical Aspectsa.

The Stadium capacity shall be a minimum of 3000.

b.

The Stadium shall meet World Athletics requirements for record
purposes (see Rule 31 of the Competition Rules) and the track shallhave a synthetic surface.

c.

A Fully Automatic Timing System and a Photo Finish System shallbe used during the competition.

A Meeting shall normally be staged over one day and at one venue. If theOrganiser wishes to stage any field events the day before and/or outside
the main competition stadium, the Organiser must obtain the prior written
approval of World Athletics.
At least three days before the Meeting, the Organiser shall provide World
Athletics with the provisional Entry List and the Timetable.
The Organiser is recommended to stage a Technical Meeting on the eveof the competition. Immediately following the Technical Meeting,
Organisers must send the final Start Lists to World Athletics. If there is noTechnical Meeting, the Start Lists should be sent as soon as available,
and no later than the evening prior to the Meeting. The information must
be sent to World Athletics Competitions office email:WorldAthleticsmeetingresults@worldathletics.org.

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For events of 60m to 800m inclusive, the allocation of lanes will be at theOrganiser’s discretion, taking into consideration current performancesand local conditions.
Competing order of the Field events shall be at the discretion of theOrganiser.
Organisers shall submit to World Athletics a completed Event Report on
the form provided by World Athletics within 10 days after the end of thecompetition.
2.4

Medical and Doping Control
The Organiser shall provide:a)

Medical and Emergency Services on site, including emergency
assistance and ambulance service, and minor stitching.

b)Physiotherapy facilities at the stadium and at the Athletes’ hotel

Organisers shall carry out doping controls strictly in accordance withWorld Athletics Rules and Regulations as follows:a)a minimum of ten (10) urine tests in total of which at least two (2)must be analysed for Erythropoiesis Stimulating Agents (ESA);b)

the analyses shall be conducted at the WADA AccreditedLaboratory appointed by the AIU;c)

all costs relating to doping control shall be borne by the Organisers.

The Anti-Doping Rules and Regulations are available for downloading fromthe following web address: www.athleticsintegrity.org
2.5

Media and Marketing Rights
To the extent not specified otherwise, World Athletics is the owner of the
exclusive, worldwide and unrestricted Media Rights and Marketing Rights
to the competitions and has the sole authority to enter into any
agreements and/or other arrangements with respect to such rights.
Whereas the Media Rights comprise the exclusive right of World Athletics
to distribute – live and/or delayed – images and/or sound of thecompetitions by any and all means now known or devised in the future(e.g. TV, Internet, Mobile Devices, Radio), the Media and Marketing
Rights comprise the exclusive right of World Athletics to exploit by any
and all means now known or devised in the future any type of marketingwith respect to the competitions (e.g. advertising, sponsorship,
hospitality, merchandising, licensing, franchising).
Despite Regulation 2.5.1 above, each Organiser shall retain the Media
Rights and Marketing Rights for the country where the respective
competition is taking place (host territory).
If appropriate, World Athletics shall set out the details of the exploitationof the Media and Marketing Rights to the competitions in separate
regulations/guidelines in due time and good faith. Inter alia, such
regulations/guidelines shall define a clear distinction between the
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hand and the meeting Organisers on the other hand. In this context,
World Athletics agrees to make best efforts to ensure that agreementswith third parties (e.g. title sponsorship contracts) do not clash withexisting agreements between the meeting organisers and their title
sponsors.

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3.
3.1

General Requirements
Results
The results must be posted live on the event website and sent live after each event
to World Athletics (email: worldathleticsmeetingresults@worldathletics.org) by nolater than 60 minutes after the end of the Meeting. The Organiser must also ensurethat the Area Association and World Athletics are informed of any correction to the
Results.
The Results should include:• Event• Athlete’s Position• Athlete’s Surname and Name
• Athlete’s Country Code• Athlete’s Mark• Trials: field events

3.2

Insurance
Organisers shall take out an appropriate insurance policy covering Public Liability
and accidental injury to athletes and officials.

3.3

BroadcastOrganisers are referred to the separate Broadcast Guidelines. World Athletics isgranted all international broadcast rights without restriction for a period of 2 years.
The Organiser will retain its own domestic media rights with a requirement to produce
an International World Feed fit for purpose for International sales and distribution.

3.4

Logistics
The Meeting headquarters hotel and transport facilities to be provided by theOrganiser must comply with the following minimum requirements:

3.5

Hotel Rating

3 stars (***)

Athletes Transportation

to/from hotel, stadium, airport, train station

Delegates

Carpool

Poles

Transport and Storage

Marketing & Advertising Regulations
The Organiser shall respect World Athletics Marketing & Advertising Regulations:
https://worldathletics.org/about-iaaf/documents/book-of-rules

3.6

Promotion
Organisers shall display, at their own cost, at least two perimeter boards(or banners) displaying World Athletics Indoor Tour logo or any other logo
as advised by World Athletics (exact layout to be provided by World
Athletics).

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Organisers shall display World Athletics Indoor Tour logo or any otherlogo as advised by World Athletics (to be provided by World Athletics) on
the home page of their event website, on all printed and promotional
material (bulletin, leaflet, starts list, results, etc.)
One-page advertisement for World Athletics will be provided in the Official
Programme.
4.

Programme of Events

4.1

Organisers must stage a minimum of 5 or 6 core group events (see 4.2). World
Athletics will assign the core group of events for each Meeting.

4.2

There will be 2 core groups of events:
2023
Group AMen
60m Hurdles
High Jump
Long Jump
2022
Group A
Men
60m
Pole Vault
Triple Jump

4.3

Women
800m
3000m / 5000m
Shot Put

Women
400m
1500m

Group B
Men
400m
1500m

Group B
Men
800m
3000m / 5000m
Shot Put

Women
60m
Pole Vault
Triple Jump

Women
60m Hurdles
High Jump
Long Jump

The Organiser should include the events of its assigned core group referred to in
Regulation 4.2 above. In addition, Organisers:
If in Group A may select 2 or 3 core events from Group B;
If in Group B may select 2 or 3 core events from Group A;
May either add further events from its opposing Group that it has notalready selected under Regulations 4.3.1 and 4.3.2 as applicable, or add
other discretionary event(s) subject to the prior written approval by World
Athletics taking into consideration, and trying to avoid, a conflict of events
being staged by another Organiser;
Should a conflict arise, the conflict will be referred to World Athletics forresolution;
Have the obligation to immediately notify World Athletics of any requestedchange in the approved programme such change being subject to theprior written approval by World Athletics;
Shall make every effort to stage the Meeting Programme within two (2)consecutive hours.

4.4

Organisers may exchange a maximum of two (2) of the above events between
themselves with the written approval of World Athletics.

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5.
5.1

Points for World Athletics Indoor Tour Events
Points are allocated to the best 4 athletes in each World Athletics Indoor Tour event:
1st
2nd
3rd
4th

10 points
7 points
5 points
3 points

Any athlete achieving a new World Record will be awarded 3 bonus points in addition
to the ones he will receive because of their finishing position.
In order to award the above points, the minimum number of athletes required tocompete in field events is 6.
5.2

The scores of races at:
300m and 500m shall count towards the 400m
600m and 1000m shall count towards the 800m
Mile and 2000m shall count towards the 1500m
2 Miles shall count towards 3000m/5000m
The Organiser may stage more than one of the events identified above. However, hemust inform World Athletics and officially announce which event will be scoring.

5.3

In the 60m and 60m Hurdles:
either the Organiser may stage qualifying heats and a Final. The heats
should be staged consecutively in the Meeting Programme. Points will beawarded only in the Final; or
The Organiser may stage more than one race per event and combine thetimes of all the races. The races need not to be staged consecutively in
the Meeting Programme.
Points will be awarded to the athletes with the 4 fastest times.

5.4

In events of 400m and beyond:
The Organiser may stage more than one race per event and combine the times of all
the races. The races do not need to be staged consecutively in the Meeting
Programme. Points will be awarded to the athletes with the 4 fastest times.

5.5

6.
6.1

In case of a tie for the same position, the points will not be divided between the tying
athletes, but each tying athlete will receive the full amount of points corresponding to
the place.
AwardsEach Meeting will award for World Athletics Indoor Tour events the following
compulsory Prize Money.
1st
2nd$3000 USD
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3rd
4th
5th
6th

$1000 USD
$750 USD$500 USD$300 USD

For middle-distance races (600m and over), $200 USD and $150 USD will beawarded to Athletes finishing in the positions 7th and 8th respectively.
6.2

In case of a tie for the same position, the prize money corresponding to the positions
will be added and divided into equal shares between the athletes tying for that
position.

6.3

An athlete who renders himself/herself ineligible due to any infringement of the Rules
and Regulations shall not receive any award.

6.4

Prize Money shall be distributed in accordance with the Rules and Regulations.

6.5

Prize Money must be paid within 30 days upon receipt of doping control results fromWorld Athletics and of an invoice from the Athletes’ Representative.

6.6

Upon World Athletics’ request, Organisers shall provide proof of the payments madeto the athletes within two weeks, as well as any payment which resulted from aparticular athlete or his/her AR.

7.

Ranking

7.1

An athlete can participate in as many events as chosen within the calendar of
Meetings. However, only the best three (3) results count towards the ranking.

7.2

The overall winner of each World Athletics Indoor Tour event must have competed in
at least two meetings.

7.3

In the case of a tie for the first position in the ranking, it will be resolved in favour of
the athlete who has achieved the best performance in any round of the main event
during any meeting of the Tour and if the tie still exists, the second (or third if required)best performance in any round of the main event during any meeting of the Tour.

8.
8.1

Overall Awards
The overall winner of each World Athletics Indoor Tour event will:
receive $10,000 USD prize money;
automatically qualify for the 2024 World Athletics Indoor Championships
by Wild Card. The Member Federation of World Athletics World Indoor
Tour winner will have the ultimate authority to enter the athlete or not,based on its own criteria or qualification system.

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PART II – SILVER AND BRONZE LEVEL STATUS REQUIREMENTS
9.

General Principles

9.1

The World Athletics Indoor Tour provides clearly understood differing levels ofcompetition based on prize money and quality of organisation for worldwide
international one-day indoor Meetings, subject to fulfilment of the minimum
requirements set out in these Regulations.

9.2

Regulations governing the World Athletics Indoor Tour (‘the Meeting’) shall be issued
to the World Athletics Indoor Tour Meeting Organisers (‘the Organisers’) and may beamended every year by World Athletics in agreement with the Area Associations.

9.3

Organisers agree to respect all Rules and Regulations and decisions taken by World
Athletics and the respective Area Association.

9.4

The World Athletics Indoor Tour calendar can be found on the World Athletics
website.

9.5

The application for a World Athletics Indoor Permit shall be submitted as follows:on the appropriate Application Form.
countersigned by the Organiser and the host National Federation andforwarded to the corresponding Area Association.
by the deadline set by World Athletics.

9.6

10.
10.1

No Application Form shall be considered if it does not meet the minimum
requirements set out in these Regulations. Consent from the Area Association tochange certain specific technical requirements may be granted in exceptional
circumstances.
Meeting Organiser Obligations/ Requirements
Athletes
Participation at a Meeting is strictly at the discretion of the Organiser.
The Organiser may only conduct negotiations for the appearance andpromotion of Athletes as follows:a. through the Athletes’ Member Federationb. directly with the Athletes;c. through duly authorised Athletes’ Representatives (ARs).
A complete list of authorised ARs is available from World Athletics
website: https://www.worldathletics.org/athletes/athlete-representatives
Once an athlete (or an AR on their behalf) has accepted a starting place
in a World Indoor Tour meet, and subsequently withdraws for any reason
5 days or less before the Meeting, the athlete cannot compete in a World
Rankings Competition (including a World Indoor Tour meet) for 5 days
following the date of the originally accepted Meeting.

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This restriction can only be waived with the written acceptance of theTechnical Delegate of the Meeting in which the athlete originally accepted
to compete in and subsequently withdrew from or if for any reason theTechnical Delegate is unable to, the World Athletics’ Chief Executive
Officer (or their nominee) may waive the restriction instead. For the
avoidance of doubt, withdrawal for genuine reasons (e.g. illness, injury,
bereavement, family emergencies etc.) will be presumed acceptable withsupporting information.
10.2

Technical Requirements
Stadium and Technical Aspectsa.

The Stadium minimum capacity for Silver Level Meetings shall be2000 (at least 60% attendance) and for Bronze Level Meetings shallbe 1000 (at least 60% attendance).

b.

The Stadium shall meet World Athletics requirements for record
purposes (see Rule 31 of the Competition Rules) and the track shallhave a synthetic surface.

c.

A Fully Automatic Timing System and a Photo Finish System shallbe used during the competition. It is recommended to also have a
False Start detection system.

The Meeting shall normally be staged over one day and at one venue. If
the Organiser wishes to stage any field events the day before and/or
outside the main competition stadium, the Organiser must obtain the priorwritten approval of World Athletics.
At least three days before the Meeting, the Organiser shall provide World
Athletics with the provisional Entry List and the Timetable.
The Organiser is recommended to stage a Technical Meeting on the eveof the competition. Immediately following the Technical Meeting,
Organisers must send the final Start Lists to World Athletics and thecorresponding Area. If there is no Technical Meeting, the Start Lists
should be sent as soon as available, and no later than the evening prior
to the Meeting. The information must be sent to World Athletics
Competitions office email:WorldAthleticsmeetingresults@worldathletics.org.
Organisers should send the official results to World Athletics immediately
after the conclusion of the meeting toWorldAthleticsmeetingresults@worldathletics.org.
They should also ensure that World Athletics and the Area are informedof any correction to the Results.
For events of 60m to 800m inclusive, the allocation of lanes will be at theOrganiser’s discretion, taking into consideration current performancesand local conditions.
Competing order of the Field events shall be at the discretion of theOrganiser.

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Organisers shall submit to the corresponding Area a completed Event
Report on the form provided by the Area within 10 days after the end of
the competition.
10.3

Medical and Doping Control
The Organiser shall provide:a. Medical and Emergency Services on site, including emergency
assistance and ambulance service, and minor stitching.
b.

Physiotherapy facilities at the stadium and at the Athletes’ hotel.
Organisers shall carry out doping controls strictly in accordance withWorld Athletics Rules and Regulations as follows:a.

For Silver Level Meetings a minimum of six (6) urine tests in total andfor Bronze Level Meetings a minimum of four (4) urine tests in total;b.

the analyses shall be conducted at the WADA Accredited Laboratory
appointed by the AIU;c.

all costs relating to doping control shall be borne by the Organisers.

The Anti-Doping Rules and Regulations are available for downloading fromthe following web address: www.athleticsintegrity.org
11.
11.1

General Requirements
Results
The results should ideally be posted live on the event website and sent live after each
event to World Athletics (email: worldathleticsmeetingresults@worldathletics.org)
and to the Area Association, by no later than 60 minutes after the end of the Meeting.
The Organiser must also ensure that the Area Association and World Athletics are
informed of any correction to the Results.
The Results should include:
•
•
•
•
•
•

11.2

Event
Athlete’s Position
Athlete’s Surname and Name
Athlete’s Country CodeAthlete’s Mark
Trials: field events

BroadcastHigh Quality Live Streaming should ideally be made available on the World Indoor
Tour website and event website or similar platform.

11.3

Logistics
Meeting headquarters hotel and transport facilities to be provided by the Organiser
must comply with the following minimum requirements:
Hotel Rating

3 stars (***)

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11.4

Athletes Transportation

to/from hotel, stadium, airport, train station

Poles

Transport and Storage

Marketing & Advertising Regulations
The Organiser shall respect World Athletics Marketing & Advertising Regulations:
https://worldathletics.org/about-iaaf/documents/book-of-rules

11.5

Promotion
Organisers shall display, at their own cost, at least two perimeter boards(or banners) displaying World Athletics Indoor Tour logo or any other logo
as advised by World Athletics (exact layout to be provided by World
Athletics).
Organisers shall display World Athletics Indoor Tour logo or any otherlogo as advised by World Athletics (to be provided by World Athletics) on
the home page of their event website, on all printed and promotional
material (bulletin, leaflet, starts list, results, etc.)

11.6

Insurance
Organisers shall take out an appropriate insurance policy covering Public Liability
and accidental injury to athletes and officials.

12.

Events & Athletes

12.1

Organisers shall stage events as agreed by their relevant Area, in coordination withWorld Athletics.

12.2

Where possible, organisers shall ensure the participation of a minimum of 6 countries(including the host country). Changes to this requirement may only be granted in
exceptional circumstances with the prior written consent from the Area Association.

12.3

Organisers should ensure the participation of a minimum of 6 athletes per event, with,
where possible, international elite athletes from at least 3 different countries.
Changes to this requirement may only be granted in exceptional circumstances withthe prior written consent from the Area Association.

12.4

Meetings staging a limited number of events, even in temporary indoor facilities (inwhich case a certificate of facility compliance must be provided to World Athletics),
may apply to be either a Silver Level Meeting or Bronze Level Meeting (as applicableto the Meeting), subject to the following conditions:
There can be a maximum of four (4) track and / or field disciplines in total(e.g. 2 men and 2 women events) – in case of more than 4 disciplines,
then Rules 13.1 and 13.2 below apply).
There must be an overall prize money budget of at least for Silver Level
Meetings 4,000 USD per discipline and per gender and for Bronze Level
Meetings 2,500 USD per discipline and per gender.

12.5

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World Ranking points will be awarded for all World Athletics Indoor Tour Silver Level
and Bronze Level Meetings. The category of World Ranking points will be notified byWorld Athletics in due course.

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13.
13.1

Budget and Financial Obligations
Prize money budget:
For Silver Level Meetings $30,000 USD minimum for the athletes, to be
split respecting gender equality.
For Bronze Level Meetings $12,000 USD minimum for the athletes, to be
split respecting gender equality.
These minimum amounts do not apply for meetings as described 12.4 above.

13.2

Any athlete who is found to have infringed the Rules and Regulations shall not receive
any prize money.

13.3

Prize Money must be paid within 30 days upon receipt of doping control results fromWorld Athletics and of an invoice from the Athletes’ Representative.

13.4

Upon Area or World Athletics’ request, Organisers shall provide proof of thepayments made to the athletes within two weeks.

14.

Sustainability (Gold, Silver and Bronze)
14.1 To ensure that all affiliated athletics competitions are aligned with the principles ofsustainability articulated in the World Athletics Sustainability Strategy 2020-2030
World Athletics has developed an ‘Athletics for a Better World Sustainable Event
Standard’ (‘the Sustainable Event Standard’). The World Athletics Sustainability
Strategy is divided into six pillars: (1) leadership in sustainability; (2) sustainableproduction and consumption; (3) climate change and carbon; (4) local environment
and air quality; (5) global equality; and (6) diversity, accessibility and wellbeing.
14.2 The Sustainable Event Standard is to assist event organiser address sustainability
as they design, plan and execute their events. Each of the 6 pillars above is broken
down into 4 topics. Topics include specific sustainability objectives, each withperformance requirement and a dedicated scoring methodology. A document with
best-practice guidance to the Sustainable Event Standard can be downloaded (inEnglish,French,Spanish)athttps://worldathletics.org/athletics-betterworld/sustainability, under the dedicated tab.

Athletics for a Better World Sustainable Event Standard:
overview of Macro-areas and topics
Macro-areas

Topic

Points available

Sustainability plan

6

Leadership

Collaboration

9(Tot. 26 points available)

Communication plan5

Operational delivery

6

Policy/ plan

4

Waste management

5

Food and catering

3

Minimise consumption

6

Carbon Plan

5

Energy and Resources (scope 1 and 2)

7

Sustainable Production andconsumption(Tot. 18 points available)

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Climate change and carbon

Travel and accommodation (scope 3)

6(Tot. 21 points available)

Fan travel and engagement

3

Air quality protection

6

Local Environment and air quality

Air quality legacy

2(Tot. 15 points available)

Environmental protection

5

Environmental Legacy

2

Community impact

3

Global Equality

Equal opportunities

8(Tot. 22 points available)

Global/regional representation

5

Facility improvement legacy

6

Diversity

7

Event accessibility

3

Health and safety1

Wellbeing

7

Diversity, accessibility andwellbeing(Tot. 18 points available)
TOTAL

120

14.3 From 2024 all World Indoor Tour Meetings are required to score a minimum of
points to achieve as follows
Athletics for a Better World Platinum Event: 108 points (90%)
Athletics for a Better World Gold Event: 96 points (80%)
Athletics for a Better World Bronze Event: 72 points (60%)
Athletics for a Better World Recognized Event: Event has illustrated aclear commitment to principles of sustainable event delivery. (Minimum
points TBD)

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