Sustainable Events
ISO 20121 is an Event Sustainability Management system that is designed to help event organisations recognise their impact on the economy, society and the environment and show clients how to run sustainable events. Aiming to maximise positive environmental impacts through event sustainability. This is achieved through economic prosperity, social responsibility and environmental responsibility.
Crowberry Consulting Ltd has over 15 years’ experience in this standard and have worked with venues, hotels, conference centres and stadiums to implement and measure sustainability, including the carbon footprint of events.
Certification to ISO 20121 demonstrates to customers that you take a serious commitment to protecting the environment and ensuring sustainability.
ISO 20121 is based on the Plan, Do, Check, Act and Review management cycle and includes sustainable procurement and sustainability performance as mandatory clauses.
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ISO 20121 is a voluntary international standard for sustainable event management, created by the International Organization for Standardization. The standard aims to help organizations improve sustainability throughout the entire event management cycle.
A range of benefits include; confidence in your compliance status, setting objectives and targets to reduce waste, save money and carbon. Additional benefits include; improve staff morale, reduce utility burden costs and access new supply chains.
This standard will help your event company demonstrate great credentials on sustainability. Show your customers and stakeholders that you manage risk, opportunities, and compliance. ISO20121 is a supply chain requirement to work with the International Olympic Committee (IOC).
