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Environmental Sustainability
Environmental sustainability is integrated into AS Roma's ESG strategy, with the aim of progressively reducing the club's climate impact, and contributing to the transition toward a more sustainable model. AS Roma sets clear goals and promotes concrete actions in line with leading international frameworks.
- CO2: reduction of emissions
- Energy: use of energy from renewable sources
- Refuse: proportion of recycleable waste
- Responsible water management: total water consumption
- Biodiversity: tree planting
- Environmental footprint: overall impact of activities on the natural environment (resource consumption and land use)
- Reduction of emissions: we are committed to monitoring and reducing the greenhouse gas emissions associated with our operations by improving energy efficiency and promoting solutions with a lower environmental impact.
- Responsible resource management: we promote the efficient use of natural resources, adopting practices aimed at reducing consumption, optimising materials management, and minimising waste production.
- Circular economy: we support a circular approach, promoting reuse, recycling, and waste reduction within our operations and at events organized by the Club.
- Awareness and engagement: we use our platform to raise awareness among fans, partners, and stakeholders about the importance of environmental sustainability, promoting responsible behaviour and greater awareness.
- Sustainability partnerships: we collaborate with strategic partners, institutions, and organizations to develop innovative initiatives and contribute to the sports sector’s shared environmental goals.
- Governance and monitoring: we adopt a structured approach to managing environmental issues, monitoring our performance and integrating environmental indicators into the Club’s ESG reporting system.
- Long-term committment: we recognize our responsibility to help protect the environment, and we continue to strengthen our commitment to reducing our environmental impact and promoting long-term sustainable development.
AS Roma and Ogyre Together for the Health of the Ocean
AS Roma and Ogyre have joined forces to protect what truly matters: our Planet, transforming the passion for sport into concrete actions in favour of the environment. The project aims at a clear and measurable goal: removing 30,000 kg of plastic from the oceans, thanks to the daily work of fishing communities in Italy, Brazil, and Indonesia.
Every kilogram of plastic collected represents a tangible and visible result, a symbol of real change and of the possibility of having a positive impact on marine ecosystems. The initiative goes beyond simple awareness-raising: it actively engages communities, inspires responsible behaviour, and promotes awareness of the urgency of preserving natural habitats.
The project highlights the power of sport as a tool for bringing people together and fostering social responsibility, demonstrating how collaboration between sports and environmental organisations can generate a concrete impact. AS Roma and Ogyre show that every action counts, inviting fans and citizens to reflect on the importance of sustainability and the need to protect our Planet for future generations.
“Food for the Community” Project
AS Roma is committed to recovering food surpluses from the catering services that supply the hospitality areas at the Stadio Olimpico, turning resources that would otherwise go to waste into concrete help for the community. Thanks to collaboration - first with ACLI and subsequently with Caritas - to date more than 5 tonnes of food have been recovered and distributed to welfare associations, parishes, and family homes in the capital, offering support to those living in vulnerable situations.
The “Food for the Community” project also extends to the Fulvio Bernardini Sports Centre, where part of the weekly harvest from the urban garden is donated to the "Empori della Solidarietà" (food banks) managed by the diocesan Caritas of Rome. This initiative helps support families in the city that are facing food poverty, ensuring fresh and nutritious produce while also promoting a culture of solidarity and social responsibility.
Through “Food for the Community”, the Club is demonstrating how sport can generate a concrete positive impact, combining sustainability, responsible resource management, and support for the most vulnerable citizens, creating a virtuous cycle of help and inclusion that strengthens ties with the local area and community.
AMA & AS Roma – “TUTTI RESPONSABILI”
Meaning “Everyone Is Responsible”, the "Tutti Responsabili" project, developed in collaboration with Rome's waste management corporation AMA S.p.A., was created with the aim of promoting recycling and spreading greater environmental awareness among citizens and fans.The initiative uses football and the Club’s iconic venues, such as the Stadio Olimpico, as platforms to raise awareness and encourage responsible waste management behaviours. Through communication campaigns and activation moments during matches, the project aims to engage a wide audience, helping to strengthen a culture of urban sustainability.
“Tutti Responsabili” is part of a broader path of collaboration between institutions, the local area, and the community, with the aim of improving the quality of life in the city through concrete, everyday actions such as proper recycling, recognised as a fundamental tool for protecting the environment.
Clean-Up Day
The “Clean-Up Day” project represents AS Roma’s concrete commitment to protecting the environment through direct action on the ground and awareness activities aimed at the community.
In recent years, the Club has promoted and taken part in various litter-collection initiatives in urban and natural settings, involving young athletes, fans, and institutional partners in moments of active participation. The activities have taken place in the city’s public spaces, with the aim of contributing to their regeneration and enhancement.
Clean-Up Days are conceived as 'edutainment' events, in which litter removal is combined with educational moments on the themes of sustainability and proper waste management, promoting responsible behaviour and greater environmental awareness. Through such initiatives, AS Roma strengthens its active role in the community, contributing to environmental protection and the promotion of a shared culture of responsibility, in line with the Club’s sustainability strategy.
Adhesion to the UN 'Sports for Climate Action Framework' and 'Football for the Goals' initiatives
AS Roma has strengthened its commitment to sustainability and climate protection by joining the United Nations convention, which aims to halve emissions by 2030 through five fundamental principles: undertaking systematic efforts to promote greater environmental responsibility, reducing overall climate impact, educating people towards climate action, promoting sustainable and responsible consumption, and supporting concrete climate actions through communication.
By adopting these principles, the Club commits itself to integrating sustainability into all of its activities, promoting responsible practices and raising awareness among fans, partners, and the community about each person’s role in protecting the environment. The initiative demonstrates how sport can be a vehicle for change, combining competitive performance with environmental awareness.
Additionally, AS Roma has officially joined Football for the Goals, the United Nations platform that offers the global football community the opportunity to actively support Sustainable Development Goals. Through this participation, the Club is contributing to promoting concrete actions and spreading messages of environmental and social responsibility, confirming its role as a protagonist in committed and conscious sport.
Responsible Water Management and Renewable Energy
AS Roma has launched a series of initiatives across all its facilities aimed at promoting responsible water use and optimising electricity consumption, integrating sustainability and innovation into its structures. Water dispensers have been installed throughout the offices to reduce the use of plastic bottles, while grass training pitches and ornamental green areas are irrigated using groundwater, in compliance with current regulations. For synthetic pitches, a completely natural infill has been chosen, made from recyclable organic material, reducing the overall environmental impact.
On the energy front, AS Roma uses supplies that are 100% from renewable sources and has installed electric vehicle charging points for staff use. To further reduce consumption, the Club has carried out a restyling of the main building’s facades, applying thermal insulation and introducing LED lighting. Thanks to these measures, the energy savings achieved amount to approximately 96 Megawatts per year, confirming the Club’s concrete commitment to sustainability and the protection of natural resources, combining innovation, responsibility, and care for the environment.
Tree Planting
120 new trees have been planted in the grounds of the Fulvio Bernardini Sports Centre, thanks to collaboration with RomaNatura, as part of a broader green regeneration project for the facility that was launched in previous years. This action represents only the first phase of a multi-year programme that envisages further planting, with the aim of doubling the number of tree species present and enhancing the outdoor spaces of the sports centre.
To ensure sustainability and compatibility with sporting activities, native species have been chosen, such as the holm oak, capable of adapting to the facility’s environment. These plants help reduce allergens, improve air quality, and increase the overall biodiversity of local vegetation.
Beyond the positive environmental impact, the project offers an educational opportunity to raise awareness among athletes, members of the Youth Sector, and staff, about the value of nature and the care of green spaces, demonstrating how sport and environmental awareness can coexist in an integrated approach that benefits both the community and the surrounding ecosystem.
