In a little less than a month, for one week in Cagliari (Italy), the world’s leading experts will gather at the Sardinia Symposium to discuss environment, waste management, resource recovery and sustainable landfilling. On Monday 13 October, in the setting of Forte Village Resort in Santa Margherita di Pula, the 20th edition of Sardinia — International Symposium on Waste Management, Resource Recovery and Sustainable Landfilling — will open, with 500+ delegates from 49 countries.
Sardinia 2025
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The international Global Destination Sustainability (GDS) Index measures the sustainability of tourist destinations in four different categories based on more than 70 indicators. Over a hundred cities around the world committed to sustainability are included in the comparison. This is the second consecutive year that Helsinki has topped the ranking.
“Helsinki is investing in sustainable growth in tourism. Our aim is to make Helsinki a welcoming destination for a steadily rising
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