An ambitious roadmap to create a carbon reduction target for the UK business events sector was discussed at an industry roundtable last Friday – with all eyes on COP26 for the proposed launch. The aim would be for the UK events sector to create a template for carbon reduction, ahead of COP26 in Glasgow in November, that could be duplicated by event professionals worldwide.

An exploration of some of the most inspirational ideas for better tourism around the world

The Climate Change Commission has released its report & draft advice to Government on New Zealand’s emissions status. This advice outlines the pathway to a reduction in emissions through four key areas - land, waste, transport, heat & power industries. Feedback & advice are open until 14 March 2021

Change starts with you. Seriously. Every human on earth—even the most indifferent, laziest person among us—is part of the solution. Fortunately, there are some super easy things we can adopt into our routines that, if we all do it, will make a big difference

Ever wondered what your carbon footprint is? Global Footprint Network have a free calculator to help you work out your own ecological footprint

PCMA’s latest research study, Beyond ROI to ROE (Return on Events), provides a new framework and toolkit to help business event professionals analyse, quantify, and report on the impact of meetings and events

Green washing. Green sheen. Fashionable sustainability. In business events, we’ve all done it, seen it, experienced it. We cringe, we ignore, we laugh nervously, and we hope for improvement.

Copenhagen Legacy Lab is an innovative and concrete strategic initiative launched by Copenhagen Convention Bureau. It seeks to deeper integrate the congresses held in Copenhagen with the local public, business and science communities by facilitating a systematic and proactive exploration and development of impact activities. This with the aim of generating positive, long-term, sustainable impacts for the benefit, transformation and flourishment of both our local and global communities.