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Thursday, April 4, 2024

International Standard on "Event sustainability management systems"

International Standard on "Event sustainability management systems"

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ISO 20121:2024 stands as a beacon for event sustainability management systems, offering comprehensive requirements and practical guidance for implementation.










This standard serves as a guiding light for organizations, facilitating the seamless integration of sustainability principles into all aspects of event planning and execution. By addressing social, economic, and environmental impacts, ISO 20121:2024 becomes useful for events aiming to create a positive and lasting legacy. It applies universally, irrespective of the type or scale of the event, urging organizations to responsibly manage their impacts across these dimensions.


Promoting sustainability within event management is crucial, and ISO 20121:2024 emerges as a vital tool in steering organizations towards practices that are ethical, environmentally conscious, and socially responsible. With an emphasis on human and children's rights alongside the concept of event legacies, the standard underscores sustainability's transformative potential in the industry. Furthermore, it offers multiple avenues for demonstrating conformity, including self-declaration, supplier validation, and third-party certification, thus making sustainable practices accessible even to smaller organizations facing certification challenges.


The benefits of adopting this standard are manifold:


- Reduction of environmental footprint of events

- Encouragement of a holistic sustainability approach, encompassing economic, environmental, and social dimensions

- Enhancement of stakeholder engagement and satisfaction

- Strengthening of organizational reputation and brand value

- Provision of flexible conformity assessment methods suitable for organizations of all sizes.


Any organization involved in event planning, management, or delivery, and looking to embed sustainability into its operations, should consider implementing ISO 20121:2024. Applicable to events of all scales, from intimate gatherings to large-scale conferences, the standard goes beyond mere compliance, empowering organizations to embrace sustainability as a central tenet of event management. This fosters a creative yet systematic approach to making a meaningful and enduring impact.


For more detailed information, please refer to the ISO website.


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Keshav Ram Singhal


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