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How does the Olympic Committee ensure that the local community benefits from hosting the Olympic Games?

Jodie Mephan

The Olympic Committee wants to make sure everyone in the community feels good when the Olympic Games come to town. They do this by making plans to help the local people before, during, and after the Games.

Before the Games, the Olympic Committee talks with leaders in the community to find out what they need. They might build new sports facilities or fix up old ones so the community can use them long after the Games are over. The Committee may also help create jobs or offer training to local people, so they can work at the Games and make some money.

During the Games, the Olympic Committee tries to include people from the community as much as possible. They give out tickets to local schools and groups and work with community leaders to make sure everyone knows what's happening. The Olympic Committee also encourages businesses to work with local people to create new products and services that visitors will enjoy. This can help the community to grow and people to have better lives.

After the Games, the Olympic Committee helps the local community to keep enjoying the benefits of hosting the games. They might donate equipment or money to local groups and schools to help them use the new sports facilities. They might also help people to learn new skills so they can start their own businesses or improve their existing ones.

Overall, the Olympic Committee tries to make sure that the local community benefits from hosting the Games. They listen to the needs of the people and work with them to create a lasting legacy that everyone can enjoy.