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Students will visit M7 Msheireb, Qatar’s hub for creativity and innovation, to explore the intersections of design, fashion, and technology. Through the Plasticpreneur experience, they will engage in interactive workshops and exhibitions that emphasize sustainability, cultural heritage, and modern craftsmanship. Students will gain insight into how creative industries are reimagining materials—such as plastic waste—into meaningful and sustainable design solutions that reflect both innovation and environmental responsibility.

Students will visit Green Island to participate in a Fabric Upcycling Workshop and gain a comprehensive understanding of sustainability in practice. During the tour, they will explore innovative approaches to environmental conservation through sessions on construction upcycling, solar energy, and hydroponic farming. Students will also visit the recycling zone to observe real-world waste management and resource recovery processes, deepening their awareness of how sustainable practices can be integrated into everyday life.

Students will visit the Papercut Factory to explore sustainable paper production, where they will observe the recycling process in action and gain insight into how wastepaper is transformed into new, eco-friendly products. Through hands-on participation, students will engage in each stage of production, learning about the importance of resource conservation, creativity in reuse, and the role of innovation in promoting environmental sustainability.

As part of our environmental sustainability efforts, talabat Qatar employees across the office will participate in a “No Printing Day,” promoting a fully paperless work environment. The initiative aimed to raise awareness about reducing paper consumption and encourage the adoption of digital tools for more sustainable office practices.

talabat Qatar employees will come together to participate in a clothing donation drive at the office, contributing gently used items to support local communities in need.This initiative reflects the team’s strong sense of social responsibility and commitment to giving back to the community. At the end of Qatar Sustainability Week, the clothes will be delivered to one of talabat's charity partners, Qatar Charity's collection points. 

The Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, through the Studio 5 initiative and in collaboration with the National Museum of Qatar, is organizing the "Coding Sea Turtle" workshop for children aged 7 to 10. During the workshop, students will gain skills in coding, robotics, and sustainability.

At the talabat office, all employees have been given out biodegradable, refillable bottles, and will be encouraged to use them throughout the entire week — reinforcing our dedication to reducing single-use plastic waste and promoting environmentally conscious habits in the workplace.This initiative reflects our collective responsibility towards a greener future and demonstrates how small, consistent actions can create meaningful environmental impact.

Our company is participating in Qatar Sustainability Week by reducing and eliminating single-use plastic consumption throughout the week while promoting sustainable alternatives to plastic materials. Additionally, we are conducting a Waste Segregation Awareness session to provide comprehensive guidance on proper waste separation techniques and appropriate disposal methods for recyclable materials.

In alignment with IHG Hotels & Resorts’ Journey to Tomorrow commitment and Qatar’s National Vision 2030, InterContinental Doha The City took part in a series of environmental initiatives throughout September 2025 to drive positive change toward a greener future.

تعقد وزارة الاتصالات وتكنولوجيا المعلومات، من خلال مبادرة "ستوديو 5" وبالتعاون مع متحف قطر الوطني، ورشة عمل بعنوان "برمجة السلاحف"، تتيح للطلاب من عمر 7 إلى 10 سنوات فرصة اكتساب مهارات في مجالات البرمجة، والروبوتات، والاستدامة.