✅ active in empowering and raising the awareness of its members, volunteers and collaborators and its public on environmental protection issues;

✅ It uses digital technologies (such as QrCodes that link to the Festival website) to reduce paper consumption and improve the usability of information;

✅ It uses low-power and LED sound and lighting systems;

✅ It uses recycled or recyclable materials for printing the Festival’s promotional materials;

✅ It encourages public and shared transport to reach the Festival locations;

✅ It minimises distances between guest accommodation and the locations chosen for the events by avoiding the use of motorised cars for travel;

✅ It includes waste separation at all event venues;

✅ It favours the use of public and open-air spaces in order to return the cultural aspects of the Festival to the population, also in a free form;

✅ It involves participating hotels, restaurants and bars engaged in the promotion of local, identity and seasonal products;

✅ It aims to reduce waste production by eliminating the use of disposable materials and encouraging the use of public water and reusable water bottles;

✅ It includes, whenever possible, sales/consumption spaces for local products, also making room for vegan and gluten-free choices.