Sustainability Report SCC EVENTS 2025
With the 2025 Sustainability Report, we are publishing a comprehensive overview of our company’s sustainability performance for the first time. It covers not only all events but also our office and warehouse locations. The report provides information on measures, developments, and objectives in the areas of environmental protection, social responsibility, economic development, and responsible corporate governance. In doing so, we make both progress and key milestones as well as existing challenges and areas for improvement transparent.
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Our approach to sustainability
As the number and importance of our events have grown, so too has our economic, social and ecological responsibility. Accordingly, in our mission statement, we explicitly commit to a holistic understanding of sustainability across these three dimensions: Economic Development and Corporate Governance, Social Justice, and Environmental Protection.
In line with this commitment, we have set ourselves the goal of obtaining certification in accordance with ISO 20121, the international standard for sustainable event management. This standard addresses aspects of all three dimensions of sustainability. We aim to achieve certification for all of our events as well as for our office location.
Our sustainability strategy
For our events and office location, we have identified key areas of action—derived from the 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals —in which we strategically focus our resources and set specific improvement targets.
You can find our complete sustainability strategy here (in German).
You can find out how we implement this strategy at the individual events on the respective event websites.
A diagram in the style of an organisational chart.
It illustrates the three pillars of SCC EVENTS’ sustainability strategy. From left to right, these are: Environmental Protection, Social Justice, Economic Development & Corporate Governance.
Each pillar consists of a number of stacked rectangular boxes, each containing the name of a specific sustainability topic assigned to that area.
In the Environmental Protection section, the following three topics are listed from top to bottom: Emissions & Energy Efficiency, Resource Conservation & Circular Economy, Biodiversity & Nature Conservation.
In the Social Justice section, the following five topics are listed from top to bottom: Safety & Health of Participants & Employees, Training and Continuing Education, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI), Support for Children and Youth, Social Engagement.
In the Economic Development & Corporate Governance section, the following two topics are listed from top to bottom: Corporate Stability and Compliance.
Across the top of the pillars, spanning the entire width of the image, is a grey, rectangular box labelled ‘Sustainability’, which serves as the diagram’s title. The individual boxes within each pillar are connected by a thin line that runs through the entire pillar and ends at this title tile. This symbolises that all the listed topics form part of the sustainability strategy.