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Measure Once, Use It Everywhere

Measure Once, Use It Everywhere

Collect your event sustainability data once and reuse it across reporting, communications and planning. A practical guide to efficient, credible measurement.

A safe haven for the world’s newest monkey

How protecting a forest safeguards the life we are only just beginning to discover.   Deep in Lomami National Park, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, lives a small monkey with orange lips and a shaggy black coat. Local communities call it the Likweli. Scientists have just confirmed it as a species new to […]

How venues can turn sustainability evidence into client confidence

Sustainability evidence is a sales asset, not just a reporting chore. Here is how venues can organise and share it across the client journey to win more business. For a venue, the quickest way to turn sustainability into won business is to make your evidence current, credible and easy to share. Clients no longer just […]

Sustainable venue certifications compared: which one actually proves what?

ISO 20121, BREEAM, LEED, Green Key and more: the badges look similar but certify very different things. Here is what each actually covers, and where measurement fits. A venue’s marketing often lists a row of sustainability badges, and to a client they can blur into one. But these certifications certify genuinely different things, and knowing […]

Emissions per delegate: the one number every venue should track

A single, comparable metric tells you more about an event’s real sustainability than any headline total. Here is why emissions per delegate matters, and how to use it. When people talk about an event’s carbon footprint, they usually reach for a total: so many tonnes of CO₂. It is a useful headline, but on its […]

Why a sustainability PDF is no longer enough: the case for a live impact page

The annual sustainability report in PDF form is quietly becoming a liability. Here is what replaces it, and why live, verifiable reporting is winning. For years, the standard way to communicate sustainability was the annual report: a polished PDF, published once, shared on request. It served a purpose. But in a market that increasingly demands […]

From assertion to proof: the rise of verified environmental attributes

Why the market is shifting from broad claims to verified evidence, and what that means for how we allreport impact. For a long time, the story of corporate climate action had a simple plot: measure roughly, then rely ongeneral claims to fill the gaps. That plot is being rewritten. Across the market, evidence is becomingthe […]