As the first sports arena in the history of the Olympic Games transformed into a public school, this installation is part of the 2016 legacy, which includes the delivery of four new schools built from the dismantling of the Arena of the Future.

These camps (named after the Pyeongchang 2028 mascots) are three-day camps that run throughout the year to promote Olympic and Paralympic values, Winter sports, and the culture of PyeongChang's 2018 Olympic venue cities.

On Friday, 6 October 2023, Mr. Barthelemy Toye DIAS, Mayor of the City of Dakar, inaugurated the Place des Cultures Urbaines de Dakar. In the run up to the 2026 Youth Olympic Games, Dakar takes a new step!

As the host of the 2024 Summer Olympic and Paralympic Games, the City of Paris aimed to leave no young person behind. In this regard, and as part of its legacy program, an initiative called “Education through sport” was launched in 2021.

As an Olympic City, which has sport in its DNA, the City of Amsterdam aims to bring sport and physical activity to all corners of the city. Once a rough and underserved area, Zeeburgereiland has been transformed into a modern residential area.

The 20 March 2006 Foundation was established on 20 September 2006 by the Piedmont Region, the City of Torino, the Province of Torino now Metropolitan City and CONI at the end of the XX Torino 2006 Winter Olympics and the related IX Paralympic Winter Games.

Greece saw its name in the headlines as it responded to the 2015 migration crisis, when more than 1 million persons either passed through to another destination or found refuge in Athens. Openness is at the basis of Agora, the public space where everyone can participate as citizens.

In a combination of sport and culture, performance and celebration, the Dakar en Jeux Festival is a powerful programme intended to engage the youth and the general population, four years before the 2026 Youth Olympic Games. The first edition took place in November 2022.

The Utah Olympic Legacy Foundation was created to carry on the spirit of the 2002 Winter Games for Utah and its visitors, through recreational camps and progression-oriented development programs.

Within the framework of France’s "Legacy program" for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, a cultural tourism measure aims to build a cultural route centered on sport heritage that is labeled "Cultural Route of the Council of Europe".

The Conservatoire Observatoire Laboratoire des Jeux Olympiques de Grenoble (COLJOG) aims to identify, protect and promote the cultural, architectural, artistic and sporting heritage of the 1968 Olympic Games.

Brisbane has become the first Australian city to receive Silver Certification in the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Cities Global Initiative, recognising Brisbane City Council’s commitment to providing a better quality of life for their residents.

The Tokyo Metropolitan Government (TMG) marks the first anniversary of the Games and holds various sporting events. The first anniversary of the Games is an opportunity to thank all of those who made them a success, to share the significance, excitement, and memories of the Games, and to pass on their legacy to the future.

On July 27 of 2022, the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan marked the 10th anniversary of the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park with a morning of entertainment, celebrating the success and legacy of the Games and looking to the future of the Park and East London.

The Olympic Games are not only about sport! Hosting such an event creates incentives for Cities to modernise, adapt and be more liveable for all. Tokyo 2020 boosted the design and implementation of barrier-free facilities.

Hosting the Brisbane 2032 Olympics and Paralympic Games is about much more than four weeks of sport in 11 years’ time. This opportunity will provide a 10-year ‘green and gold’ runway to 2032 and a 10-year legacy beyond.

From a historically grounded marathon to running paths for all, the Olympic City of Athens has invested in ease of access to sport practice within the city, for the pleasure of both locals and tourists. Athens claims some of history’s first running champions as well as the world’s oldest city streets.

In addition to enhancing hard infrastructure, including developing sports facilities and advancing barrier-free improvements, many human legacies have emerged and are emerging from these Games. Examples include: enhanced enthusiasm for participating in sports, interest in Para sports, and the volunteer activities that supported the Games.