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Raising awareness among the general public is a key part of the sustainability efforts of the Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy in the run-up to FIFA World Cup 2022, SC’s Sustainability Director Engineer Bodour Al Meer has said.
“By working in the community, we are able to share our plans with our most important stakeholder: the general public. Ultimately, it will be their involvement at a societal level that will ensure Qatar 2022 has the long-lasting impact we desire.” Meer was among the SC representatives who discussed commitment to hosting the first carbon-neutral FIFA World Cup during the sixth edition of Qatar Sustainability Week, a national campaign organised by Qatar Green Building Council (QGBC) which aims to engage the public through a series of workshops, activities and exhibitions.
“By working in the community, we are able to share our plans with our most important stakeholder: the general public. Ultimately, it will be their involvement at a societal level that will ensure Qatar 2022 has the long-lasting impact we desire.” Meer was among the SC representatives who discussed commitment to hosting the first carbon-neutral FIFA World Cup during the sixth edition of Qatar Sustainability Week, a national campaign organised by Qatar Green Building Council (QGBC) which aims to engage the public through a series of workshops, activities and exhibitions.
