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SUSTAINABILITY
Permanent commitment
MEO Arena Corporate and Congress Centre main goals, commitments, and policies are oriented towards being a positive force for both our community and the environment.
We proudly stand as the first Arena with a certified management model.
We take pride in our dedication to supporting the local community and enhancing the well-being of the population within our geographic area. This commitment is exemplified through various solidarity programs in collaboration with local authorities including the police, parish council, among others.
Our Quality Department works side by side with the event production teams and local authorities to guarantee that each event fulfills its unique sustainability requirements.
MEO Arena actively assists organizations in implementing a wide range of sustainability metrics, including those related to mobility, F&B sustainability, single-use plastic reduction, recycling initiatives, waste separation processes, and carbon footprint compensation.
We firmly believe that "the future is built each day", and with this spirit, MEO ARENA CORPORATE AND CONGRESS CENTRE is truly dedicated to the present while keeping an eye on the future. Embracing and applying our Quality Policy is a vital component of our daily routine, as it enables us to align our efforts with the evolving needs of our clients.
In essence, by making QUALITY POLICY an integral part of our organisational system, we will enable enhanced performance, reinforced productivity, and increased satisfaction.
This approach ensures that we continue to serve our community and environment in the best possible way.
Recent Initiative:
Project AAA - Access All Areas
MEO ARENA CORPORATE AND CONGRESS CENTRE concluded a series of improvements in its space to make the space increasingly accessible to people with disabilities.
The Project has a position of inclusion to approach people with disabilities and the deaf, marking the national and international panorama by promoting social and technological innovation.
We did investments in the building, to further facilitate the entry of people with reduced mobility; at the bar, better access to wheelchair users; a platform near the stages for people with disabilities; a crossbar adapted for wheelchairs at the concourse area.
The website responds in a more optimized way to various levels of disability and has a page – Accessibility – where all relevant information for this community can be found.
Finally:
· Audio description pilot tests for visually impaired people.
It is a form of narration used to provide information about key visual elements. It translates images into words and is essential for people with visual and intellectual disabilities, dyslexia, and the elderly.
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· Sensory vests for deaf people
Sensorial vests that allow them to feel the vibration of the music. Simultaneously, the songs were performed by two Portuguese Sign Language interpreters.
