Climate Change Data

Reethi Beach Resort

Climate Impact & Sustainability Data (2022)

Reporting Period: 2022

Environmental Metrics

Water Consumption:200 tons/day

ESG Focus Areas

  • Environmental
  • Socio-cultural
  • Quality
  • Health & Safety

Environmental Achievements

  • Installing an Energy Recovery System at the desalination plant, almost doubling output with marginal power consumption increase.
  • Commissioning underground tanks for rainwater harvesting.
  • Recycling treated water for irrigation.
  • Hot water production through Heat Exchange, using residual energy from generators.
  • Using hot water from heat exchange for laundry drying.
  • Power-Keys installed in all rooms and a request for re-use of towels and bed linen.
  • Replacement of CFL bulbs with LED lighting.
  • Complete halt of the usage of plastic straws and plastic bags.
  • Avoidance of disposable cutlery.
  • Refilling of bedroom and bathroom amenities containers.
  • Withdrawal of disposable paper towels and drinks coasters.
  • Introduction of least-impact erosion control with geotextile bags.
  • Pilot project of natural mosquito control.

Social Achievements

  • Supporting initiatives focused on vocational training and skills development.
  • Supporting initiatives aimed at enhancing the health and well-being of local communities.
  • Supporting initiatives aimed at preserving local culture.
  • Proactively supporting the recruitment and development of Maldivian nationals.
  • Engaging local craftsmen and businessmen to enhance their living and provide guests with cultural interaction.
  • Promoting diversity and equality on all levels of the business.

Governance Achievements

  • Strict compliance with Maldives Labour Law and international regulations.
  • Implementation of policies against child labor, sexual harassment, and exploitation.
  • Prohibition of all forms of bribery.
  • Due diligence in evaluating prospective contractors and suppliers to ensure effective anti-bribery programs.

Climate Goals & Targets

Environmental Challenges

  • Decline of shark populations in the area.
  • Water desalination plant being the single most power-consuming device on the island.
  • Waste management in the Maldives.
Mitigation Strategies
  • Baa Atoll Project (BAP) to counter the decline of shark populations.
  • Installing an Energy Recovery System at the desalination plant.
  • Rainwater harvesting.
  • Recycling treated water for irrigation.
  • Energy-efficient practices (LED lighting, power-keys, towel reuse).
  • Waste reduction and recycling initiatives.
  • Partnership agreements with neighboring inhabited islands for centralized waste disposal.

Supply Chain Management

Responsible Procurement
  • Preference for fair trade and eco-certified suppliers
  • Bulk buying to reduce packaging waste
  • Preference for eco-friendly, biodegradable, recycled materials

Climate-Related Risks & Opportunities

Physical Risks
  • Tsunamis
  • Floods
  • Intense winds
  • Rising sea levels

Reporting Standards

Frameworks Used: Green Globe Certification Standard