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The governing body of the Olympics is the International Olympic Committee. The various sports are governed by their individual international federations. After winning a bid to host an Olympics, the host city organizes the various events through a local organizing committee. The Olympics are funded by ticket revenue, government and private donations, media rights revenue and merchandising.
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