Sustainable Event Architecture
"Sustainability" can feel a bit like a popular buzzword that's commonly thrown around these days - but the truth is, acting responsibly to preserve our environment, support our communities, and create a healthy, inclusive society - not only for ourselves but for future generations - is of more importance now than ever before.
Paragon Africa recognises our responsibility to ensure that the post-conference legacy we leave behind is a positive and impactful one.
With our vision to Create, Empower and Inspire at the forefront of every project we undertake, we have pledged our commitment to tread lightly where ever we go, and ensure that the only reminder of our events are unforgettable moments experienced by our delegates, and a lasting legacy in the form of community upliftment.
How we're making a Difference
We have adopted various sustainable principles and practices, both in our office and at the events we execute.
As an endorsement of our commitment to these principles, Paragon Africa staff have signed the Events Industry Council's (EIC) Sustainability Pledge, centered around four Guiding Principles established at the first Global Sustainable Event Standards Forum at IMEX Frankfurt.
These Principles for Sustainable Events address all 17 of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals
Our primary environmental focus is to reduce - re-use- recycle and our ultimate goal is to reach "zero waste" status on every event we co-ordinate
A classroom built for the Linda Community School in Zambia, in collaboration with the Commonwealth Lawyers Association (CLA) and the Zambezi Sunrise Trust at the Commonwealth Law Conference 2019 - leaving a lasting educational legacy for many future generations.

Together with the Commonwealth Lawyers Association (CLA) and the Zambezi Sunrise Trust, Paragon are proud to have raised funds and built a much-need classroom for the pupils of Linda Community School in Zambia at the Commonwealth Law Conference 2019.
"The CLA classroom will leave a lasting legacy from the conference in the local community: we urge you to support the CLA's fundraising for it and thank you for your support." - Excerpt from letter from John Gillespie, Chairman of the Zambezi Sunrise Trust.
"In addition, every delegate to the conference (CLC2019) will receive a bag that has been made in the same community, Linda compound, as the school. The ladies of Tiyesa ('Let's Try') Craft Club are a women's empowerment group set up by Zambezi Sunrise Trust to help provide an income for families in a poor area of the city. They will be spending the first three months of 2019 hand crafting bags for the conference and are profoundly grateful for this opportunity."