Five days, five small changes, zero cost will be done at our office.
Sunday 1 Nov – No Plastic Day
No plastic cups, bottles, cutlery or bags in the office. Bring your own.
Monday 2 Nov – No Printing Day
Everything digital: decks, contracts, notes. If it can live on screen, it stays on screen.
Tuesday 3 Nov – Cool Down Day
AC set to 22–24°C and lights off during lunch hour.
Wednesday 4 Nov – Bring Your Own Mug Day
We're hosting an event where our team can engage in meaningful conversations and share their insights on sustainability. Our primary goal is to educate and unite the entire staff, fostering a collective commitment to environmental preservation. We aim to inspire and empower them to embrace sustainable practices within the hotel, emphasizing resource conservation and a reduction in our ecological footprint. Our focus is on minimizing environmental impact, cutting operational costs, and ensuring the responsible use of natural resources.
As part of Qatar Sustainability Week 2026, Milaha will host a three-day programme from 1–3 November 2026, bringing together employees, business leaders and invited sustainability experts to explore how sustainability commitments can translate into practical actions and measurable business outcomes.
The programme will feature sustainability initiatives across Milaha's operations, including maritime decarbonisation, hybrid vessels, energy efficiency, sustainable procurement, innovative offshore operations and responsible business practices.
Supplying Recycled PET Bottles to the community events and spreading awareness about our 100% RPET Bottles (Bottles made from Bottles),
The event aims to promote a culture of sustainability in women's salons by linking compliance with health and safety requirements to environmentally responsible practices and social responsibility, thereby contributing to a safe, healthy, and sustainable working environment for all.
A range of student-led initiatives and interactive activities promoting environmental awareness and sustainable practices. Activities include EcoCup competitions, an SDG-themed Jeopardy, grade- and house-based gardening, recycling and composting initiatives, an environmental mural, advisory and homeroom activities, student speeches on SDGs 6, 12, 13, 14 and 15, and an article in the SISQ Post. These initiatives aim to encourage students to take meaningful environmental action and foster a lasting culture of sustainability across the school community.
Earthna invites you to a special screening of Becoming Nature Positive, a compelling documentary produced by the Nature Positive Initiative that explores the urgent global movement to halt and reverse nature loss while creating a future where people and nature can thrive together. Through powerful stories and expert insights, the film highlights the transformative actions needed across society, business, and policy to achieve a nature-positive world.
Altaawon Factory for Wood Recycling is a Qatar-based recycling and manufacturing company dedicated to collecting scrap wood locally from businesses, industries, and other sources across Qatar. We specialize in processing and converting waste wood and wood residues into valuable, reusable products, contributing to a cleaner environment and a more sustainable future.Our main products include Sawdust Charcoal, Wood Shavings, and Wood Briquettes.
During Waste Trace initiative, ACCIONA head office will collect and measure their waste by weight, then scan and record their results using the Waste Trace system. Offices will compete to reduce their waste while improving awareness of how much waste is generated through everyday office activities.
As part of our sustainability program for Qatar Sustainability Week, a group of our employees from InterContinental Doha Beach & Spa will join Earthna for a mangrove conservation visit. During the activity, we will plant new mangrove seedlings and clear seaweed from the existing mangroves to help these vital coastal ecosystems grow and thrive. Mangroves play an important role in protecting Qatar’s coastline, absorbing carbon and providing a natural habitat for marine life and birds.