Sport and Entertainment
As ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) regulations become more demanding, the sport and entertainment industries are under increasing pressure to comply with evolving standards that promote sustainability and social responsibility. Regulations such as the EU Taxonomy Regulation, which classifies environmentally sustainable activities, and various national policies aimed at reducing carbon footprints require organisations in this sector to demonstrate their commitment to responsible practices.
To effectively navigate this landscape, companies in the sport and entertainment sectors must adopt a variety of environmentally friendly initiatives, including reducing waste at events, enhancing energy efficiency in venues, and prioritising sustainable sourcing of materials for merchandise. They must also uphold worker rights and ensure fair labor practices across their operations. Increasing transparency across business operations is essential, as stakeholders demand clear and accurate reporting of environmental and social impacts.