Organizing a sustainable incentive: tips and inspiration
An incentive is a fun way to reward employees for their hard work, but it can also have a big impact on the environment. Fortunately, there are more and more ways to organize a sustainable incentive. Here are tips and inspiration to get you started.
Location:
Choose a location that is easily accessible by public transportation. bicycle or other sustainable transportation.
Go for a venue with a sustainability certification, such as Green Key or ISO 14001.
Choose a location that offers local food and saves water.
Transportation:
Travel with sustainable airlines
Offer a shuttle service with electric vans or cabs.
Compensate CO2 emissions from travel. -> Specialty of Taika Events
Activities:
Choose activities that take place in nature, such as hiking, biking or canoeing.
Visit a local farm or brewery.
Participate in a team-building activity with a sustainable theme, such as planting trees or cleaning a park.
Catering:
Choose vegetarian or vegan catering.
Use local and organic produce.
Reduce waste by using reusable plates and cutlery.
Communication:
Inform employees about the sustainable aspects of the incentive.
Share tips on social media on how to make their travel and stay more sustainable.
Inspiration:
Sustainable destinations: Scandinavia, Switzerland, Slovenia, Costa Rica
Sustainable hotels: Hotel Indigo Brussels - City Centre, The Jane Antwerp, Green Solution House (Amsterdam), The Square Copenhagen.
Sustainable activities: Tree Planting Project, Eco-friendly Segway Tour, Fair Trade Chocolate Workshop
Tips:
Start small: you don't have to change everything at once.
Make it fun: sustainability can also be fun!
Involve employees: ask for their input and ideas.
Conclusion:
Organizing a sustainable incentive is good for the environment, good for employees and good for your company's image. With a little planning and creativity, there is a sustainable solution for every incentive.
Good Luck! Louis Gielen Founder Taika Events louis@taikaevents.com
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