Our commitment to creating a prosperous and responsible hospitality sector that gives back to the destination more than it takes.
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Aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), we commit to drive continued action in four areas:
Every business, wherever they operate, has a corporate responsibility to respect human rights. We commit to raise awareness of human rights risks, embed human rights into corporate governance, and address risks arising in the labour supply chain and during construction.
Over 1 in 5 young people in the world are not in education, employment or training (ILO). We commit to give young people, especially those at risk of poverty and exploitation, the opportunity to build a better future through employability programmes.
The hotel industry must reduce its absolute carbon emissions by 66% by 2030 to ensure that growth in the sector is sustainable. We commit to embrace science-based targets and encourage the wider industry to join in reducing emissions at scale.
Countries forecast with the highest risk of water shortages are among those with the greatest tourism growth. We commit to embed water stewardship programmes to identify ways to address water scarcity, improve water-use efficiency and reduce the number of people affected by lack of water.
In 2017, supported by our members, we agreed our four areas of action where, by working together, we can achieve more to address the social and environmental issues that affect the world around us.
We continue to work with our members, and other industry stakeholders, to assess the key global challenges affecting our planet and its people. This enables us to prioritise our activities and programmes based on the effects and prevalence of the issues, and identify where we can collectively deliver the most positive impact.
We aligned our areas of action with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to ensure that the hospitality industry is making a practical contribution towards achieving these shared global goals.
Sixteen young leaders from around the world have formed the new Council to bring fresh perspectives and act as ambassadors for the Alliance.
The global Hospitality industry can collectively reduce its food-related emissions by 30% by 2030, according to a new white paper unveiled today.
Hear from Sustainable Hospitality Challenge finalist, Valentina Wießmeier, about her ambitions to advance Net Positive Hospitality throughout her career.