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2. www.tokyo2020.org › enCom Laude

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   Com Laude és la pàgina web oficial dels Jocs Olímpics i Paralímpics de Tòquio 2020. Aquí trobaràs les notícies, el calendari, les seus, els mascotes i molt més sobre l'esdeveniment esportiu més esperat del món.

3. gtimg.tokyo2020.org › image › uploadUpdate to the Sustainability Pre-Games Report - Tokyo 2020

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   Sustainability efforts for the Tokyo 2020 Games, guided by the concept “Be better, together —For the planet and the people,” have been carried out by a broad-based coalition led by Tokyo 2020 and composed of Tokyo Metro-politan Government (TMG), the

4. gtimg.tokyo2020.org › image › uploadThe Outline of the Tokyo 2020 Games Foundation Plan - Cloudinary

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   The Tokyo 2020 GFP states Tokyo 2020 Organising Committee’s strategic goals for the Games, outlines the preparation work needed, defines the legacies to be achieved as an outcome of the Games, and the development of collaborative structures, both within Tokyo 2020 Organising Committee and with its external partners.

5. gtimg.tokyo2020.org › image › uploadExecutive Summary of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic ...

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   Basic Approach. 1.1 Basic Principles. The Olympic and Paralympic Games are one of the world’s largest sports events and may have global impacts. Tokyo 2020 incorporates sustainability in preparation and operation of the Tokyo 2020 Games and will meet its responsibility to deliver sustainable Games.

6. gtimg.tokyo2020.org › image › uploadTokyo 2020 Accessibility Guidelines

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   • 1.1.1 Goals in formulating the Guidelines
   • 1.2.2 Development based on the Guidelines
   • 1.2.3 Concepts for Setting Standards
   • 1.2.3.2 Concepts for Items other than Numerical Values
   • 1.3 The Three Fundamental Principles Behind the Guidelines
   • 1.4 Beneficiaries of an accessible and inclusive environment
   • 2.1.1.1.4 Open, Well Lit Pathways
   • 2.1.1.1.5 Consistent Exterior Stair Treatments
   • 2.1.2.1.2 Preliminary knowledge
   • 2.1.2.2.1 Definition
   • 2.1.3.1 Introduction
   • 2.1.4.1 Introduction
   • 2.1.4.2 Characteristics of Accessible Surfaces, Paving and Finishes
   • 2.1.5.3.1 Introduction
   • 2.1.6.1 Introduction
   • 2.1.6.3 Entrance Operations
   • 2.1.7.1 Introduction
   • 2.1.8.1.1 Introduction
   • 2.1.8.2 Escalators
   • 2.1.9.1 Introduction
   • 2.1.9.2 Emergency Evacuation
   • 2.1.9.4 Alarms
   • 2.1.9.5 First Aid Rooms
   • 2.1.9.7 Other Requirements
   • 2.1.9.8 Event Considerations
   • 2.2.1.1 Principles
   • 2.2.2.3 Enhanced Amenity Seating
   • 2.2.2.6 Hearing Augmentation
   • 2.2.2.8 Stage preparation
   • 2.2.3.1 Main Principles
   • 2.2.4.1 Introduction
   • 2.3.1.1 Principles
   • 2.3.2.2.1 Description & Considerations
   • 2.3.2.12 Shower/Tubs Elements
   • 2.3.3.1 Rational
   • 2.3.4.1 Rational
   • 2.3.4.3 Reception
   • 2.3.4.6 Toilets
   • 2.3.4.7 Emergency Planning
   • 2.3.4.8 Temporary Solutions
   • 2.3.4.9 Support Services and Equipment
   • 2.4.1.1 Principles
   • 2.4.2.1 Introduction
   • 2.4.2.2 Clear Print Guidelines
   • 2.4.2.3 Contrast
   • 2.4.2.4 Type Colour
   • 2.4.2.7 Font Type
   • 2.4.2.8 Font Heaviness
   • 2.4.2.9 Letter Spacing
   • 2.4.2.10 Margins & Columns
   • 2.4.2.11 Paper Finish
   • 2.4.2.12 Clean Design & Simplicity
   • 2.4.2.13 Braille
   • 2.4.2.15 Electronic Documents
   • 2.4.2.16 Video/DVD/CD Releases
   • 2.4.3.1 Introduction
   • 2.4.4.2 Internet Environments
   • 2.4.5.1 Introduction
   • 2.4.5.2 Main Elements
   • 2.4.5.3 Locations of Accessible Signage
   • 2.4.5.4 Symbol Sizes
   • 2.4.5.5 Letter Sizes
   • 2.4.5.6 Other Requirements
   • 2.4.6.1 Introduction
   • 2.4.6.2 Induction loop system
   • 2.4.6.3 FM Loops
   • 2.4.6.4 Passive Infrared Emitters
   • 2.4.6.5 Captioning
   • 2.4.6.6 Sign Language Interpretation
   • 2.4.6.7 Live Audio Description Services
   • 2.4.6.8 Other Requirements
   • 2.5.2.1 Cars & Taxis
   • 2.5.2.2 Coaches (airport bus)
   • 2.5.3.1 Introduction
   • 2.5.3.2 Accessible Stations
   • 2.5.3.4 Light Rail and Tram
   • 2.5.3.5 Other Provisions
   • 2.5.4.1 Introduction
   • 2.5.4.2.2 Parking Ticket Vending Machines
   • 2.5.4.2.5 Terminal Amenities
   • 2.5.4.2.6 Information/Communications
   • 2.5.4.2.7 Security Screening
   • 2.5.4.3 Accessible Aircraft
   • 2.5.4.3.1 Embarkation/Disembarkation
   • 2.5.4.3.3 Aisle Chairs
   • 2.5.4.3.4 Staff Awareness
   • 2.5.4.3.5 Storage of Walking Aids
   • 2.5.4.3.6 Seating
   • 2.5.4.4.2 Passenger Briefing Cards
   • 2.5.4.5 Other
   • 2.5.5.1 Introduction
   • 2.5.5.2.1 Parking
   • 2.5.5.2.3 Terminal Amenities
   • 2.5.5.2.5 Infrastructure Required
   • 2.5.5.3.1 Access to Vessel
   • 2.5.5.3.2 Alternate Formats for Printed Material
   • 2.5.5.3.3 Vessel Amenities
   • 2.5.5.3.5 Safety Provisions on Board
   • 2.5.6 Other requirements for public transportation facilities
   • 3.1.1 Introduction
   • 3.1.2 Aim of Training
   • 3.2.1 Presentation
   • 3.2.2 Scope of the Training
   • 3.2.3 Content of the Training
   • 3.2.4 Training Themes
   •  See the person first and foremost.
   •  Remember that not all people with a disability are wheelchair users.
   •  Communicating
   •  When you meet a person with a disability
   •  When you are listening:
   •  When you are talking:
   •  Assisting a person with a disability
   •  Assisting wheelchair users
   •  Assisting people with a visual impairment
   • 3.2.5 Terminology
   • 3.2.6 Training Delivery Method
   • 3.3.1 Presentation
   • 3.3.2 Content of the Training
   • 3.3.3 Organization of Training Programme
   • 3.4.1 Presentation
   • 3.4.2 Content of the Training
   • 3.4.3 Organization of Training Programme

    Meeting the needs of Games participants and officials The Guidelines were formulated to provide guidance with respect to accessibility at the Games. The most important goal of the Guidelines is for the Organising Committee to have all affiliated organisations, administrations, and operators understand the accessibility needs for the Games, and ...

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   The Organising Committee shall ask the owners and managers of the applicable facilities to build or renovate in accordance with the Guidelines, based on their respective plans, so that they can serve as permanent facilities that will constitute a legacy. When it proves difficult to implement the permanent environmental development, however, service...

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   The standards for the Guidelines are formulated based on the IPC Guide, related national laws, and relevant guidelines (hereinafter, “national laws and regulations”). National laws and regulations include the following. * The Law for Promoting Easily Accessible Public Transportation Infrastructure for the Aged and the Disabled; Standards on constru...

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   Items other than numerical values are set in consideration of conforming to national laws and regulations based on the provisions of the IPC Guide.

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   The three fundamental principles of the Guidelines are the three basic principles listed in the IPC Guide: “Equity”, “Dignity”, and “Functionality.” Equity Ensure all people, regardless of their physical or functional capacity, receive the same level of service. All Games participants shall share the same level of experience, the same level of prot...

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   Accessible and inclusive environments are extremely important for people with a wide range of impairments and those who have diverse needs. Some primary examples are as follows. People who have mobility impairments It is likely that the number of people for whom it is either difficult or impossible to walk and who frequently or continually use whee...

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   Where possible, fixtures mounted below eye level are to be used in addition to standard lighting approaches to provide better definition of ground surfaces. Steps and stairs need to be lit by low fixtures to highlight the stair tread and riser surface. The lighting should be arranged with consideration for not having the light source shine directly...

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   Exterior stairs need to be treated the same as interior installations. High contrast, nosing of a non-slip finishing treatment or material; guiding blocks (truncated domes); and conforming handrails are required on all exterior stair designs.

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   Where possible, seamless access without height differences is preferred. If having a height difference is not avoidable, a ramp is the first choice to address a vertical height difference. A ramp allows people using a wheelchair, pushing strollers and moving heavy items, etc. to move efficiently.

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   A kerb ramp is a means for transferring safely and efficiently from a roadway. The design of a kerb ramp must provide for a smooth and with-no-gaps transition between the road surface and kerb ramp.

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   While stairs and stairways are not considered parts of an accessible route, proper design will enable people of small stature, elderly people, children and others to use them in a safe and efficient way, thus contributing to an inclusive facility.

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   Surfaces and finishes of the pathways must accommodate people with a mobility or sensory impairment. This requires designers to extend considerations given as regards to the creation of accessible pathways to the detail surface, paving and finishing treatments of the pathways. Pathway surfaces need to eliminate tripping hazards and obstacles; provi...

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   As a general rule, drainages, etc. crossing accessible pathways shall not be installed in the accessible path surfaces. In the event that installing them is unavoidable, grates shall be devised so that canes, wheelchair casters, etc. do not get stuck in the grooves and have a non-slip finish so as not to interfere with the passage of people who use...

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   Specific recommendations will depend on the exact nature of the restaurant and its decor however, what follows are basic guidelines for restaurant design as it relates to accessibility requirements

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   Below are the key elements of accessibility related to entrances and exits that need to be considered to ensure that everybody can safely and appropriately enter and exit a site, building or venue.

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   During an event, such as the Olympics or Paralympic Games, the structural elements of the venue entrances are: Waiting area prior to gates being open; Line up or corralling where tickets or accreditation are checked; A ticket scanning area; A security area of tent where bags and bodies are security cleared; An informal waiting area within the venue...

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   Suitably designed doors constitute an essential part of an accessible route, allowing people using a wheelchair, pushing items like strollers or carrying stuff easy access to the pathway of an area on the opposite side of the doors. Sometimes elements such as a raised threshold at the base of the door, an excessively heavy door or wrong opening swi...

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   There are three types of appropriate vertical lifting devices. Elevators – serve multiple level and have fully automated operations with accessible control panels Vertical Platform Lifts – serve low risers i.e. one to two floors or heights above 500mm Stairway Platform Lifts – serve an existing building where space constraints remove the ability to...

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   Escalators are not considered part of an accessible route. Therefore lift access located within close proximity is required, apart from escalators. People using assistance dogs (guide dogs, service dogs, hearing dogs) cannot normally use escalators. Similarly, some people with a mobility impairment or balance difficulty may not be comfortable using...

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   In general emergency response plans nee to particularly consider potential users who have mobility, visual, hearing, or intellectual impairments, and provide adequate solutions for them. In the event of fire when elevators cannot be used, areas of rescue assistance must be available to anyone who would have difficulty traversing sets of stairs. Thi...

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   Routes acting as “emergency evacuation routes” need to comply with accessibility standards described before in this chapter. And they need to be easy to find and the shortest distance. Routes acting as immediate egress to an open and safe area must encompass a barrier-free path of travel to an exit.

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   The needs of people who are deaf or hard of hearing are among the most often over-looked when installing alarm systems. For those who cannot hear, emergency warning systems relying on an audible signal to alert is of little use. While it is commonly thought that someone who is hearing would inform the individual of such an alarm, this assumes that ...

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   All first aid facilities must accommodate people with a disability as well as non-disabled clients. This requires tactile/high contrast signage and connecting pathways accessible to wheelchair users and people using walking aids. In addition, the typical cot used in most first aid facilities must be replaced with a variable height gurney that has a...

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   Other accessibility conditions to improve emergency provisions are: Power operated door openers must continue to operate in an alarm condition. In an alarm condition, lighting must assist people to way-find out of an evacuation route from an alarm zone. Low mounted exit signage would assist all users along exit routes – particularly people who have...

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   While all above requirements apply generically in usual sporting or social events and settings, a particular situation exists in the case of sporting events for athletes with a disability, such as the Paralympic Games. In those cases, the scope of facility users who may have difficulty traversing sets of stairs or have limitation to anticipate emer...

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   Amenities available for public use should provide equitable and dignified access to all people regardless of mobility or sensory limitations.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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   FA managers should work alongside experienced access auditors to assess venue services and facilities. Then a short session regarding accessible facilities and services should be provided by FA managers to all relevant staff.

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7. gtimg.tokyo2020.org › image › uploadBrand Protection Guidelines - Tokyo 2020

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   03 Brand Protection Revenue earned through marketing programs implemented by the Tokyo 2020 Games, such as sponsorships, licensing, and ticketing, forms the basis of funds that are used to pay for the expenditures associated with the operation of the Games,

8. gtimg.tokyo2020.org › image › uploadYour guide to a safe and successful Games - Tokyo 2020

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   IOC Sports Director. PRINCIPLES. The COVID-19 countermeasures described in the Playbook are designed to create a safe Games environment for all Games participants. Equally, they ofer an additional layer of protection for our hosts, the residents of Japan.