MIDO’s Engagement for a Multi-year Program Plan

Friday, October 25 2019 | 10 h 38 min | News, Press Release

MIDO has started a path to sustainability and company transparency. The goal is to obtain the ISO 20121 certification by 2022. It defines the requirements for the organization of sustainable events, that must be able to reduce the impact on the environment and on the community.

Plastic Free policies have already been implemented and employees have been made aware of those related to waste of water, paper, food and energy. Furthermore, a Code of Ethics and a Code of Conduct have been approved.

For the exhibitors, MIDO organizes the first edition of Stand up for green, the prize which will be granted to the most sustainable stand.

Source: MIDO

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