The competition will be organized around 4 major commitments :
Awareness will be raised among spectators and fans about the importance of waste management in the entertainment areas and in the stadium. A variety of workshops will be available to the general public in the Rugby Village.
In order to offer better accessibility to all spectators, France 2023 will offer a welcome and support program for disabled people and people with reduced mobility.
Depending on availability, each person in possession of a disability card with more than 80% handicap, will be able to book a free PRM seat per match, with or without an accompanying person, for up to 3 matches*.
The concerned disabilities are : wheelchair users, people with reduced mobility, people with hearing, visual or mental disabilities.
“Rugby au cœur” is the endowment fund of the Rugby World Cup France 2023 and is chaired by French rugby legend, Jean-Pierre Rives.
This cause helps finance societal projects such as education, health, disability or equal opportunities.
By becoming the official charity of the 2023 Rugby World Cup, Rugby at Heart and World Rugby are joining forces to give this initiative an international dimension. All rugby fans will have theopportunity to show their support for the projects.
The 2023 Rugby World Cup is a sporting event accessible by soft mobility. Bicycles and electric scooters will be available all throughout the Cité Phocéenne to meet the needs of as many people as possible.
People who aren’t really as fond as using two wheels can opt for public transport. Line 2 of the métro provides a direct link between the city center and the stadium with its dedicated stop “Rond-Point du Prado” or “Sainte-Marguerite Dromel”.
