Tournament
It’s official. The board of directors and the tournament organizing committee can now count on an important player of international caliber whose cause is noble and crucial: sustainable development.
All those who care about protecting the planet and improving eco-responsible actions will be happy to learn that the tournament wishes to contribute to creating a better and more sustainable future for all. This is a major step forward to make a difference and improve the quality of life for all tournament participants.
The brand new "Sustainable Development" tab on our website will allow you to see what the tournament can do to implement eco-responsible actions.
For our sustainable development efforts to achieve the desired success, we will need the participation of the public, athletes, visitors, and the entire community.
Over the coming weeks, on our website, we will share good eco-responsibility practices to become an active player socially and promote a sustainable future in sport through sustainable development as solutions for:
The goal is to demonstrate that everyone is capable of doing their part and making the tournament greener; every small action brings about a big change.
Thanks to the support of Eyedro, the tournament’s energy-monitoring partner, we can now measure in real time the electricity consumption of a significant portion of our technical infrastructure.
The system allows us to track the energy used by our sound systems, LED screens, servers, network and Wi-Fi equipment, telecommunications systems, and other technical installations required for the event.
This data will help us build a clear picture of our energy consumption, identify peak usage periods and sources of inefficiency, and compare results from one edition of the tournament to the next.
By accurately measuring our energy use, we can make better-informed decisions, improve our practices, and gradually reduce the tournament’s environmental footprint.
We thank Eyedro for directly supporting this initiative by putting its technology to work for a more sustainable sporting event.
Stay tuned!
