One of the most important stages in the life cycle of event planning and execution is the procurement of resources and raw materials.
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Discover moreIn the management of its activities and services, Ducati has always placed a strong focus on environmental responsibility, demonstrating its commitment to the responsible use and efficient management of water and energy resources, as well as to reducing waste generation.
Ducati promotes and supports sustainable practices, recognising that they make a significant contribution to the company’s success and long-term growth. This commitment is an integral part of Ducati’s strategy and of the Volkswagen Group’s approach to sustainability.
Read Ducati's Environmental and Sustainable Development Policy to find out more.
To put this commitment into practice, Ducati has adopted and implemented a Sustainable Event Management System in accordance with the ISO 20121 standard, achieving certification for the World Ducati Week editions held in 2016, 2018, 2022, 2024 and 2026. This initiative demonstrates how an event that brings together tens of thousands of Ducatisti from around the world can also become an example of responsible and balanced management, taking into account economic, environmental and social aspects.
As Ducati celebrates its 100th anniversary, sustainability was an integral part of World Ducati Week, embedding environmental, social and economic responsibility into every stage of the event's planning, in line with the principles of the ISO 20121 standard, to create a positive impact for both the local area and the global Ducati community.
This year, World Ducati Week obtained the ISO 20121 certification for the fifth consecutive edition, confirming Ducati's commitment to an increasingly sustainable event model.
To learn more about the sustainability principles and objectives identified by Ducati, read the Sustainability Statement for WDW2026, where you will find all the initiatives designed to make the event increasingly sustainable.
To meet our sustainability goals for WDW 2026, we have decided to take a series of concrete environmental, social and economic sustainability actions.
One of the most important stages in the life cycle of event planning and execution is the procurement of resources and raw materials.
read moreSustainability also comes through driving knowledge and awareness.
read moreSustainability can also be achieved at the dinner table. Indeed, not all foods have the same ecological footprint.
read moreOne of the most significant environmental impacts of WDW and events more generally is undoubtedly the generation of waste.
read moreClimate change is increasing the frequency and intensity of heat waves, with potential effects on both the health and comfort of participants in outdoor events.
read moreWorld Ducati Week 2026 is also an opportunity to share values and good practices that can extend well beyond the days of the event. The sustainability initiatives promoted during World Ducati Week represent a starting point: through conscious choices and small everyday actions, every Ducatista can contribute to creating a positive impact on the environment, society and the wider community.
A shared commitment that continues every day, both on and off the track.
In the flyer, you’ll find some best practices you can adopt at home as well.