Participate in Our Survey
Benchmark and improve your venue's sustainability by participating in our annual survey.
Who Participates?
This year, 65 venues completed the SSI survey, marking a 59% increase from 2023 and a participant retention rate of 76%. Fifty-four of our responding venues are home to professional sports in the 7 major US-based leagues, which is 37% of major American professional sport venues.
Our survey is written for professional, minor league, and collegiate sports stadiums, arenas, and ballparks, including team-led questions and initiatives where applicable. Survey completion is often a team effort led by sustainability or facilities management, along with community engagement and human resources team members.
Check out the map below to see our growing list of participants!
Why Participate?
- Confidential Data Management: Responses are confidential to the SSI project team, and results are reported in an aggregated and anonymized analysis to ensure any venue can participate, regardless of the advancement of their sustainability practices.
- Actionable Insights: Receive a confidential, customized report comparing your responses to the data of all participants.
- Opportunity to Highlight Your Venue: Let us know if you have an awesome program or case study that you want SSI to highlight in the industry-wide benchmarking report.
- Participation and Reports Are at No Cost: Receive insights on benchmarks and best practices to help make the business case for sustainability at your venue.
Survey Participants
Download the report to see our full list of participants.
APTIM. In Pursuit of Better.
“We commend Sustainable Sport Index (SSI) for the invaluable research and insights that help the sports industry understand its current impact and, crucially, identify future opportunities to improve our environmental responsibility. At the Green Sports Alliance, we believe climate action is a team sport, and we are proud to partner with SSI and our sports members to take action in measuring and mitigating our collective environmental impact.”
- Roger McClendon, Executive Director, Green Sports Alliance