SAS, a leader in data and AI, continues its commitment to sustainability and corporate citizenship by implementing innovative solutions and supporting initiatives that promote a more responsible future. From reducing emissions and promoting clean energy to empowering data literacy and fostering social good, SAS strives to create a positive impact on the world.
Chennai’s Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) has deployed 15 vacuum-operated garbage suction vehicles in five zones to enhance street cleaning efforts. The vehicles utilize a flexible pipe to collect waste from hard-to-reach areas, improving sanitation and worker safety. While praised for their effectiveness, some suggest incorporating sweeping and suction features for greater efficiency.
Oman Air, a leading international airline, is making significant strides towards sustainability by implementing various eco-friendly initiatives, including reducing plastic waste, optimizing fuel efficiency, and partnering with sustainable product providers. The airline’s commitment to environmental responsibility aligns with Oman’s national sustainability goals and the UN Sustainable Development Goals, contributing to a greener future for the aviation industry.
Flor de Caña, renowned for its premium rum and unwavering commitment to sustainability, has been honored with the Environmental Initiatives Award from the prestigious SEAL Awards. This recognition highlights the brand’s leadership in championing environmental stewardship and fostering a greener and more sustainable future.
Starting June 1, 2024, Dubai will implement a ban on all single-use bags, regardless of the material used. This initiative is part of Dubai’s wider environmental plan to eliminate disposable items and promote a more sustainable, greener environment. Penalties for non-compliance will be enforced, with fines beginning at AED 200.
The International Congress and Convention Association (ICCA) has partnered with Costa Rica as a Sustainability Partner. The 3-year project will focus on creating initiatives and tools for the meetings and events industry to promote sustainable tourism practices. ICCA will work with the Costa Rica Tourism Board (ICT) and the Costa Rica Convention Center on this project.
