Reduce, Reuse, Recycle @ Mövenpick Hotel Amman
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Reduce, Reuse, Recycle @ Mövenpick Hotel Amman

Inspired by circular economic principles, the hotel has established its own vegetable and herb gardenMövenpick Hotel Amman’s on-site organic garden provides fresh, locally sourced produce for kitchens, reducing reliance on external suppliers and minimizing the carbon footprint associated with transportation. 

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Grand Park Kodhipparu: Reducing Fossil Fuel Consumption
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Grand Park Kodhipparu: Reducing Fossil Fuel Consumption

To reduce its carbon footprint, Grand Park Kodhipparu, Maldives launched a solar power system on Earth Day 2021, which now supplies over 10.56% of the electricity needs, saving approximately 150,000 litres of diesel annually. This commitment to renewable energy is complemented by energy-efficient lighting, water conservation measures, and environmentally friendly amenities throughout the resort.

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Olympiastadion Berlin: Finding a Seat for All
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Olympiastadion Berlin: Finding a Seat for All

Just as a society changes, Olympiastadion Berlin must embrace change and create conditions that correspond to reality and welcome all members of society. Spaces for wheelchair users has been increased providing better visibility for everyone. The stadium now has 228 spaces for wheelchairs whereas previously there were 168, that is 36% more capacity in total than before.

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Zannier Hotels Phum Baitang: Organic Garden
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Zannier Hotels Phum Baitang: Organic Garden

Zannier Hotels Phum Baitang possesses a wonderful garden with a rich variety of vegetables and herbs, which all enhance the culinary experiences of cooking classes and supply the hotel’s restaurants and spa with fresh, organic produce.

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Sunny Side Up at Heritance Aarah
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Sunny Side Up at Heritance Aarah

Heritance Aarah is consistently embracing measures that minimize reliance on fossil fuels. Investment in 1125 solar panels, spanning an area of 1920 square meters yields a significant kilowatt peak (KWP) output, effectively catering to the energy requirements of the resort.

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