Sustainability
Sustainability falls within FFT’s federal strategy. In 2014, Roland-Garros has become the first international French sporting event to be certified ISO 20121 (standard designed to help organizations in the events industry improve the sustainability of their event related activities, products and services). Major topics such as transportation, use of renewable energy, sustainable food, waste management, charity programs are covered during each tournament edition. Thanks to its collective work including partners, institutions, NGOs, the French Grand Slam aims to build, every year, a stronger sustainable culture.
- ©Pauline Ballet / FFTWorld Environment DayWorld Environment Day: Roland-Garros’ strong commitments
Shining the spotlight on the Paris Grand Slam’s sustainability commitments on World Environment Day - June 5 2024
- ©Amélie Laurin / FFTRoland-Garros 2024Roland-Garros 2024: responsible food for everyone!
High-quality ingredients, fighting food waste, keeping rubbish to a minimum… We are shining the spotlight on the commitments made by Roland-Garros with regard to the food served at this year’s tournament.
- Roland-Garros 2020: Sports for Climate Action
Sports for Climate Action: let's win the race against climate change!