Lighting the Cauldron: Leveraging the Olympic Games to Promote Urban Resilience

By Johnny Gross

December 18, 2024

As Los Angeles gears up to host the 2028 Olympics, many are wondering whether the Games will benefit or hurt the sprawling metropolis. While previous Olympics have at times imposed financial burdens on cities and led to the displacement of residents, others have stimulated positive transformations, enhancing urban resilience and promoting crucial development. What valuable insights can Los Angeles draw from past successes to ensure these Games have a lasting and positive legacy?

This analysis explores four previous Olympic Games, highlighting methods used to promote urban resilience and presenting potential models for the upcoming Los Angeles Games to emulate. Download the report below to explore how cities can strategically utilize the Olympic Games to effect positive change and improve their resilience!

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