Guilga Posted September 2, 2024 Report Posted September 2, 2024 One of the very last things left on the post games to-do list is finally being adressed, the Official Report. https://oglobo.globo.com/blogs/lauro-jardim/post/2024/09/cob-vai-entregar-ao-coi-relatorio-das-olimpiadas-do-rio-2016.ghtml Quote COB vai entregar ao COI relatório das Olimpíadas do... Rio 2016 Conclusão de documento evita que Brasil seja o único país-sede a não apresentá-lo Por Rodrigo Castro 02/09/2024 09h20 Atualizado há 6 horas Face Relatório da Rio 2016 será apresentado ao COI — Foto: Material cedido à coluna O Comitê Olímpico do Brasil (COB) vai apresentar no próximo dia 11 o relatório oficial das Olimpíadas do... Rio 2016. O documento vai ser entregue ao presidente do Comitê Olímpico Internacional (COI), Thomas Bach, na Suíça. Com isso, o Brasil evita ser o único país-sede a não fornecer um relatório para pesquisas e consultas. Na "biblioteca olímpica", já estão disponíveis inclusive documentos relativos a edições olímpicas posteriores, como Tóquio 2020 e os Jogos de Inverno de 2018 e 2022. Em alta: Brasileirão foi campeonato em que gastos mais cresceram na janela de transferências Entenda: Flamengo pode ter posse provisória do terreno do estádio dentro de 15 dias A responsabilidade inicial pela confecção era do Comitê Organizador da Rio 2016. Mas a missão acabou sendo encampada pelo COB após acordo com o COI. O relatório oficial conta com 642 páginas e 880 fotos, numa edição que demorou cerca de um ano e meio para ser concluído. O trabalho envolveu mais de 10 profissionais, entre pesquisadores, escritores, revisores, diagramadores e tradutores. O documento reúne todos os resultados oficiais do evento, informações detalhadas sobre a candidatura, organização e legado dos Jogos. A propósito, essa era uma das últimas pendências para o encerramento do Comitê Organizador Rio 2016. Translation below, i posted the original just so you can see these books are actually real after all these time. Quote COB to submit Rio 2016 Olympics report to IOC Completion of document prevents Brazil from being the only host country not to submit it By Rodrigo Castro 09/02/2024 09:20 Updated 6 hours ago Facebook Twitter Whatsapp Rio 2016 report to be submitted to IOC Rio 2016 report to be submitted to IOC — Photo: Material provided to the column The Brazilian Olympic Committee (COB) will submit the official report of the Rio 2016 Olympics on the 11th. The document will be submitted to the president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), Thomas Bach, in Switzerland. With this, Brazil avoids being the only host country not to provide a report for research and consultation. The "Olympic library" already includes documents related to subsequent Olympic editions, such as Tokyo 2020 and the 2018 and 2022 Winter Games. On the rise: Brasileirão was the championship in which spending increased the most during the transfer window Understand: Flamengo may have provisional possession of the stadium land within 15 days The initial responsibility for the preparation was the Rio 2016 Organizing Committee. But the mission ended up being taken on by the COB after an agreement with the IOC. The official report has 642 pages and 880 photos, in an edition that took about a year and a half to complete. The work involved more than 10 professionals, including researchers, writers, proofreaders, layout artists and translators. The document brings together all the official results of the event, detailed information about the candidacy, organization and legacy of the Games. Incidentally, this was one of the last pending issues for the closure of the Rio 2016 Organizing Committee. Quote
cfm Jeremie Posted November 6, 2024 Report Posted November 6, 2024 The Rio 2016 Official Report has been published : Rio 2016 Official Report Quote
StefanMUC Posted November 6, 2024 Report Posted November 6, 2024 Not to hurry, folks! After all, it’s only been more than eight years, i.e. even before the first round of Trumpism. Quote
Guilga Posted November 6, 2024 Author Report Posted November 6, 2024 4 hours ago, StefanMUC said: Not to hurry, folks! After all, it’s only been more than eight years, i.e. even before the first round of Trumpism. At least, it's better late than never. (Also the fact that there is a second wave; dear lord, usa... Hope my country doesn't get the same fate.) Quote
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