World Class Veggies is a collaboration between the Swedish Olympic Committee and WWF, the World Wildlife Fund. WWF's food expert and SOK's nutritionist share their knowledge and experience. Swedish Olympians and national team chefs on how to take theory into practice.

Participators: WWF, SOC, Olympians, and more.

KTH's Climate Action Center discusses the challenges we face. That sport must be involved and take responsibility is obvious, but how do you do it right and easily? Transport, materials, and sustainable events are areas in which research is ongoing and must be highlighted and communicated to change behaviors and patterns. KTH Royal Institute of Technology´s Climate Action Center is multi-disciplinary, collaborative, and research-focused aiming to advance climate mitigation and adaptation in synergy with all the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

Participators: KTH, SOC, Olympians and more.

At a time when sport has become a class issue, Fritidsbanken is growing like wildfire in Sweden. A library of sports equipment to borrow for free. Ingenious, but how has the Fritidsbank succeeded and how does the Olympic movement collaborate and contribute to Sport for All?

Discussion on the issue of Sport for All in a sustainable way. We share and find new angles.

Participators: Fritidsbanken, SOC, The Swedish Embassy, Olympians and more.

Paris 2024 is the first Olympics ever to achieve full gender parity, at least in the number of men and women competing. However, there is still a long way to go before we have reached a truly equal world of sports. The Swedish Olympic Committee´s long-term goal is to double the number of female Olympic coaches in 2028 and 2030. In this seminar, we will present the action plan and discuss how to bring more women in sports to leadership positions.

Participators: SOC, Olympians and more.