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KPMG in Qatar reduce reuse recycle initiative

At KPMG in Qatar, we have decided to launch a year-long programme to encourage better environmental practices across the firm. This will focus on the "reduce reuse recycle" messaging. 

We would like to launch the programme to tie-in with QSW (with your permission). We are starting with an internal campaign focused on paper use on 28 October to raise awareness amongst staff and encourage behaviour change. We are also hoping to engage a recycling firm to help us manage our paper waste by this time. 

Doha RFC METAFIT

Can you spare 2% of your day? Burn Fat, Build Muscle, Get Fit...all in 30 minutes!  Metafit is the original group X HIIT workout. 30 minute, non choreographed, bodyweight only workouts that set the metabolism on fire. Doha Rugby Football Centre invites you to trial one class free during Qatar Sustainability Week. Session times are at 8:00am and 5:00pm every weekday. 

Staff Cafeteria Laws

Throughout the course of the week we will be displaying notices in our staff cafeteria showcasing messages about minimizing food wastage and how they should only take so much food on their plate as they can eat.

We will also ban the use of disposable cups and crockery for the week in the premises so that we avoid wastage generation.

Clothing Donation Initiative by SNC Lavalin ProFac Gulf Management

SNC Lavalin ProFac Gulf Management wants to keep old clothing out of the nation’s landfills and clean out the closets in a more environmentally-friendly way by extending the life of the used items and encouraging them to reuse, we’re trying to make it easy and convenient to help reduce waste while also being able to support local nonprofit organizations.

Switching It Off

As part of our participation in the Qatar Sustainability Week 2017, Frame Communications will be having a week without any lights on in the office. We would like to encourage others to do the same as part of our initiative to save energy. Energy is a scarce natural resource meaning that the resource is depleting. As a result, there would be a decline in future availability; we have just enough coal to meet 188 years ofglobal production. So, for this week we will be SWITCHING IT OFF!

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