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Getting Started with ISO 20121:2012 Event Sustainability Management Systems

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ISO 20121:2012 applies to events of various shapes and sizes, from a one-day seminar for 50 people to a one-month mega sport event. Thanks to its flexibility and versatility, meeting and event planners find it simple to expand across all sizes and types of events they manage. ISO 2012:2012 benefits event planners and organisations in […]

What is ISO 20121 and Why is it Important ?

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The recent prestigious tournaments, the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 has received ISO 20121 accreditation. The accreditation has set a higher benchmark for future international mega-events to implement sustainable practices. In fact, FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 is not the first international mega-event that is certified with ISO 20121. Many international organisations had pledged and […]

The Roles of Stakeholders in the Net Zero Transition

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In order to achieve net zero, economies and societies will have to make significant adjustments. Governments, businesses, and enabling institutions can best support many of these adjustments by coordinating actions and by extending planning and investment horizons. All stakeholders must participate in a spirit of unity to make the transition successful. Nevertheless, some stakeholders will […]

How to Improve ESG Communications and Build Engagement?

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ESG communication and engagement are vital to make ESG real and embedded into companies’ culture. Communications and engagement could support positive changes, progressive governance and foster discussion to inspire actions and involvement. The change and inspirations assist the companies in executing the “how” with the internal stakeholders and shareholders for ESG after identifying the “why”.Thus, […]

Three Steps to Transform into a Sustainable Business Model

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Every day, we hear new companies’ climate commitment announcements, ESG integration plans, or new standards and regulations for social and environmental reporting. In addition, governments and corporate coalitions such as the British Malaysian Chamber of Commerce and World Economic Forum International Business Council are working to help the companies to solve sustainability challenges. Consumers and […]

Building Business Resiliency with Sustainability

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A sustainable business is one that continues to thrive in any situation, as it creates value for all its stakeholders without depleting the resources that support it.

How Energy Management Systems Make Renewables Reliable

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An energy management system is essentially a system of devices that control and monitor energy-consuming equipment. Its most basic form is a time clock and a thermostat.

The Role of Flies in the Food Waste Problem

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When we think about the stuff that is hurting our planet, oil spills and ocean plastic often come to mind. Rarely do we think about the food that we throw away.

Here’s a Simple Sustainability Checklist to Get You Started

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Sustainability checklists help you identify your focus areas so you can get started and stay on track with your sustainability goals.

Why Sustainability is Critical for Your Business

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The reluctance to make sustainability a core business strategy is rooted in the belief that costs often outweigh the benefits. But a wealth of evidence shows it’s the exact opposite.