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4. Environmentally responsible business and convention tourism 4.5. Standards and certifications (cont'd) The Accepted Practices Exchange (APEX) a Convention Industry Council (CIC) initiative • The APEX Green Meetings and Events Practices Panel is currently developing standards that will enable planners to produce environmentally responsible and friendly conventions. • A partnership with ASTM International Standards was formed to facilitate the process. • The standards are comprised of nine individual "sector" standards, covering all facets of event planning and management: Audio-Visual, Communication & Marketing Materials, Destinations, Exhibits, Food & Beverage, Meeting Venue, On-Site Office, Transportation, Accommodations. • As of January 2012, eight out of the nine sectors were being prepared for publishing, with the exception of Accommodations, which is still at the draft stage. • The Green Meeting Industry Council offers workshops to help organizations get ready for the new standards. Sources: - Green Meeting Industry Council. n.d. Aug. 2011. - Marlene Goldman, “Green Meetings standards,” Meetings Focus, Jul. 2011, Aug. 2011. . 130
4. Environmentally responsible business and convention tourism 4.6. Competition for environmentally responsible conventions Portland • Green Meetings by Travel Portland • Online tools (guides, videos, toolkit, resources) • Internationally recognized for its proactive green practices • Free public transit downtown Boston • Boston Green Tourism – Green Convention Centers • More focused on leisure tourism, but has a section on green convention centres Seattle • Visit Seattle – Meetings and Conventions – Green Meetings • "Green meetings" section • All resources and references are on the Office of Sustainability and Environment site, a department of the municipal government Denver • "Green Meetings and Conventions " Section 131
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