Event Cycle supports companies in the event industry to make events more sustainable while integrating social engagement into the event format. We achieve this by considering social causes for projects and events from the outset, as well as helping to design and implement waste and carbon reduction policies and processes. In addition, we assist in redistributing leftover event items to charities and organizations, whether in the UK or globally. In this way, we ensure that event materials remain in use, are donated to charitable causes and do not simply end up in the nearest landfill. Involve us in your project from the start or call us in at the end of the event. We can assist you with everything from graphic materials, giveaways, wooden boards to plants. Join us in our mission to lead the event industry into a circular economy.
Event Cycle has been involved in a number of major international events, including the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham and the United Nations Conference on Climate Change (COP26). Both events monitored and measured carbon impacts, generated and documented a positive social impact on a wide range of facilities and organizations, and achieved required sustainability certifications (such as ISO 20121).
FAQs
Does your company have a SUSTAINABILITY STRATEGY?
Our sustainability strategy is published on our website: https://www.eventcycle.org/sustainability-policy.
In it, we explain which goals we are pursuing, what we are already doing to achieve these goals, and what our plans are for the future.
To what extent are their services and products sustainable?
Our services are sustainable because we help event companies reduce the amount of waste they produce while creating a positive social impact. We advise our clients on more sustainable materials and practices and how to integrate social impact into their events.
Contact persons on the subject of sustainability
Carina Jandt - eventcycleuk@gmail.com
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Directions
76c Elsted Street, SE17 1QG London, United Kingdom
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+44 020 7050 0734
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https://www.eventcycle.org/
