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Theme 1 – Concept and legacy
Game plan set in two major venue communities with two key venue clusters Fully balanced and integrated Sport and Cultural Education Programmes CEP emphasis on media-platform experimentation for all participants Specific focus on cross-cultural athlete-generated content for Internet All venues and systems in plan effectively tested through experience of 2005 Winter Universiade
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Theme 2 – Political and economical climate and structure
Full political support at all levels of government All government guarantees required by the IOC in place Austria offers one of the most stable economic environments in the world In 2007, Austria extended voting rights to its 16-year-old citizens
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Theme 3 – Legal aspects
Government Multi-Party Agreement defining Federal, State and City commitments Individual Letters of Guarantee further define federal, state and city commitment Full respect of Olympic Charter and all obligations guaranteed Olympic symbols and marks fully protected by law in Austria Innsbruck 2012 Bid Committee fully empowered by government authorities
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Theme 4 – Customs and immigration formalities
Access to Austria guaranteed for all accredited participants in Games Expedited permitting and entry procedures for WYOG workers Goods to be allowed into Austria customs free for WYOG family
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Theme 5 – Finance
Realistic balanced budget of EUR 15 million (USD 22.5 million) for first WYOG Financial guarantees of EUR 9 million (USD 13.5 million) from government partners Full guarantees against any YOGOC operating shortfall Full guarantee for design and construction of Youth Olympic Village Federal Ministry for Education, the Arts and Culture guarantee for National ECP
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Theme 6 – Marketing
Full Marketing Programme Agreement between Austrian Olympic Committee and Innsbruck 2012 Unconditional protection of TOP Sponsors and their categories guaranteed Legal framework for Anti-Ambush measures in place
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Theme 7 – Sport and venues
All venues concentrated in two major zones in Innsbruck and Seefeld Two major zones linked by excellent transport infrastructure, 30 minutes apart All venues already exist, with the exception of Curling and Biathlon, which will be temporary All existing venues have hosted major events 58% of medal events currently planned for two key venue clusters at Olympiaworld and Seefeld Arena Experienced management, staff and volunteers at all existing venues
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Theme 8 – Culture and education
ECP built around five pillar programmes to inspire and educate the young ECP emphasis on athlete-generated Internet content across four distinct media platforms All programmes anchored in state-of-the-art facilities of the Congress Innsbruck Six days of ECP participation and content for every participant, based on a four day training and competition schedule
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Theme 9 – Youth Olympic Village
A new market-quality, purpose-built Youth Olympic Village with 2,000+ beds Located in a residential neighbourhood where the River Sill flows into the River Inn Stunning views of the towering Alps to the north and south Fully secured perimeter with separate access points for athletes, guests and staff Construction guaranteed by the City of Innsbruck to meet future residential demand
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Theme 10 – Medical service and doping control
Austria’s state-of-the-art medical services will be available for WYOG participants and guests Austria was rated as Europe’s most consumer-friendly healthcare system by the Euro Health Consumer Index in 2007 Full complement of medical and emergency services at every venue and event Youth Olympic Pairing Project to train young medical students in event services delivery
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Theme 11 – Security
Guarantee of safe and secure event provided by Federal Ministry of the Interior Federal Ministry of the Interior to oversee major security operations for WYOG All security personnel to operate under single chain of command
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Theme 12 – Accommodation
More than 4,537 hotel rooms in Innsbruck and its immediate surroundings More than 4,591 additional hotel rooms in Seefeld and its surroundings More than 2,000 hotel rooms under guarantee for the Games 69% of the rooms in properties under guarantee to Innsbruck 2012 are dedicated to Games Ease of transport ensured by hotel clustering and convenient locations
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Theme 13 – Transport
As a major winter sports destination, Innsbruck offers ease of access via air, rail and road Existing, efficient transport infrastructure and systems between Innsbruck, Seefeld and all venues No new transport infratructure required Venue concentration plan with two key clusters within two venue communities simplifies plan Dedicated shuttle buses and car fleet from YOV and special stations for all accredited participants All venues accessible via public transport for spectators Transport operations plan based on successful model deployed for 2005 Winter Universiade
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Theme 14 – Technology
Major event broadcasting experience at all key venues in WYOG plan Existing fibre optic network cables in Olympiaworld and MMC facility Full mobile telephony coverage in place for the area of the Games footprint W-LAN in the City of Innsbruck, in all venues and in key Games sites
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Theme 15 – Media operations
Main Media Centre in Innsbruck Exhibition Centre Ranked among Austria’s leading exhibition and trade show centres Location near city centre with excellent transport access All permanent venues experienced in delivering media services at major winter sports events
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