Existing infrastructure on-site will be used, and new constructions and land sealing will be avoided. For necessary construction projects, emphasis will be placed on sustainable use with regional added value.
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As part of the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships Saalbach 2025, we are committed to taking ecological responsibility, using resources efficiently, and implementing sustainable projects for the region. From climate-friendly infrastructure to sustainable event management and measures to preserve the Alpine environment, we are working together to create a forward-thinking sporting event.
You, too, can make a significant contribution to the sustainable success of the 2025 Ski World Championships! Prioritize the use of public transportation and ensure proper waste separation on-site. Together, we can ensure this event is not only a sporting highlight but also an ecological success.
The implementation concept for the FIS Alpine Ski World Championships Saalbach 2025 is based on the three pillars of sustainability – ecology, social responsibility, and economy.
The World Ski Championships aim for a resource-efficient implementation. This includes the consistent use of electricity from renewable energy sources and leveraging existing infrastructure to minimize environmental impact. Where new constructions are necessary, emphasis is placed on long-term usability and sustainable building methods.
A key focus is waste reduction, supported by the use of reusable cups and tableware, as well as an innovative waste management concept. Additionally, water-saving technologies and the use of regional products contribute to keeping the environmental footprint as small as possible.
Social sustainability at the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 2025 primarily means: Participation and belonging! The event will be easily accessible to everyone – from barrier-free access to fair ticket prices, ensuring that anyone can be part of it. Additionally, there will be projects for both young and old, promoting not only winter sports but also strengthening community bonds. We are setting a symbol for a sustainable community – for now and for the future!
The World Ski Championships aim to create positive economic impacts for the region by strengthening local supply chains and prioritizing regional products and services. Investments in infrastructure, such as expanding public transportation, are designed to have long-term benefits, supporting the region well beyond the event itself.
The mobility concept emphasizes environmentally friendly and public transport solutions to ensure a sustainable and stress-free journey for both visitors and athletes.
The goal of the municipality of Saalbach Hinterglemm, the Saalbach Hinterglemm Tourism Association, the Hinterglemm Cable Cars, the Saalbach Hinterglemm Ski Club, and the Austrian Ski Association is to organize a resource-efficient, inclusive event during the World Ski Championships, while setting sustainable benchmarks for the region and skiing as a whole.
With a single mountain hosting all competitions, optimal conditions are created for athletes, visitors, support teams, and media by keeping travel distances as short as possible. A central finish stadium facilitates coordination between sports and fans, enabling efficient event management. The use of existing slopes on Zwölferkogel and the infrastructure already in place minimizes environmental impact and conserves resources.
The Sustainability Charter for the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships Saalbach 2025 establishes clear goals for sustainable event management, adhering to the guidelines of Green Event Salzburg and ISO 20121. It actively supports climate protection by participating in the Austrian Federal Government's klimaaktiv mobil initiative.
The FIS Alpine World Ski Championships Saalbach 2025 focus on measures across various areas to promote sustainability and achieve long-term positive effects for the region and the event's environment. Below are the 12 fields of action:
Existing infrastructure on-site will be used, and new constructions and land sealing will be avoided. For necessary construction projects, emphasis will be placed on sustainable use with regional added value.
As part of the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships Saalbach 2025, sensitive natural areas and protected zones will be respected and taken into consideration.
The use of renewable energy, in line with the goals of the Saalachtal Climate and Energy Model Region, will be prioritized, and resource consumption will be managed responsibly.
The goal of the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships Saalbach 2025 is to minimize waste as much as possible, utilize the most advanced disposal methods, and set new standards.
The mobility concept for the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships Saalbach 2025 promotes climate-friendly transport solutions with attractive options for public transportation, arriving at the event by ski, the use of alternative drive systems, and a ticketing strategy to extend visitors' stay.
Water consumption during the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships Saalbach 2025 will be optimized through efficient water use, preserving natural water resources.
A high proportion of Austrian foods and local specialties will ensure high quality and conscious use of food during the major event. Regional and organic products will be prioritized, and vegetarian/vegan dishes will provide a balanced offering.
The FIS Alpine World Ski Championships Saalbach 2025 is a winter sports event for EVERYONE. Both the event venues and infrastructure will be fully accessible to people with disabilities. This includes barrier-free access to spectator areas and restrooms.
The FIS Alpine World Ski Championships Saalbach 2025 strengthen the sense of community and evoke emotions. The World Ski Championships should be accessible and welcoming to all athletes and spectators, regardless of origin, gender, age, disability, or other personal characteristics. Equal opportunities for all athletes and a fair competitive environment are essential.
The FIS Alpine World Ski Championships Saalbach 2025 is a winter sports event held in a safe and responsible environment with the highest safety standards for all involved. The event provides inspiration for recreational and youth sports, promoting physical activities and encouraging a healthy lifestyle.
The FIS Alpine World Ski Championships Saalbach 2025 will drive regional development and provide long-term benefits for sustainable value creation in the region. The World Ski Championships respect and preserve the protection of nature and the mountain landscape.
The FIS Alpine World Ski Championships Saalbach 2025 will be planned and executed with transparent and responsible management. Sustainability topics will be consciously integrated into the communication.