Corporate report

Gold Framework

Guidance on UK-level support available when bidding for and staging major sporting events

• From: Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport, UK Sport and Helen Grant OBE MP
• Published: 26 March 2015

This was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government

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The Gold Framework sets out how the Department for Culture, Media and Sport and UK Sport jointly work, under a single framework, to provide support to a range of major sporting events in the UK.

The Gold Framework sets out:

바카라 사이트¢ the landscape for major sporting events across the UK, and the roles of the key partners and stakeholders responsible for support and delivery;

바카라 사이트¢ how DCMS and UK Sport will work collaboratively within this landscape to deliver an effective package of support at the UK level, and which complements the wider event delivery landscape in the UK;

바카라 사이트¢ how the Gold Event Series will operate as a joint DCMS and UK Sport programme covering all major sporting events receiving financial or technical support at the UK level;

바카라 사이트¢ the typical lifecycle of an event and the demonstration of the support available at the UK level at each stage, including bidding, hosting and evaluation;

바카라 사이트¢ the principles behind DCMS and UK Sport바카라 사이트™s identification of bidding targets and establishing support at the UK level;

바카라 사이트¢ the support provided by DCMS and 바카라 사이트 within England, to reflect that of the other major event partnerships in the Home Nations; and

바카라 사이트¢ the partners that can assist major event organisers in developing and delivering a sustainable legacy from an event

Published 26 March 2015