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Sustainability & Stewardship

We believe that luxury and sustainability can be interconnected concepts and, since the beginning, have pioneered a business model with sustainability at its heart.

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Our Initiatives

Soneva Foundation

In 2008, we introduced a 2% environmental levy on all stays. This goes towards the Soneva Foundation, which invests in a variety of projects that have a positive environmental, social and economic impact, offsetting direct and indirect carbon emissions, such as resort activities and guest flights.

Two women are sitting outdoors, cooking together over a small fire. One woman stirs food in a pot on a metal stove, while the other holds a lid. Both are dressed in green skirts and floral tops, surrounded by a rustic setting with wood and greenery, reminiscent of Maldives Namoona traditions.

Two women in khaki shorts and white shirts, one wearing a hijab, are mid-jump high-fiving against a bright blue sky with a few clouds. Joyful with wide smiles, they seem to be celebrating the vibrant spirit of Maldives Soneva Namoona together.

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Soneva’s History of Sustainability

In our 30 years as a trailblazer we have successfully inculcated several world-leading environmental projects.

Luxury Resorts in the Maldives and Thailand - 25 Years of Sustainable Luxury

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Sustainability Reports

The Soneva Total Impact Assessment provides the quantitative assessments of all our social and environmental impacts. This includes the direct impacts at our resorts and indirect impacts via our supply chain and guest air travel.

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Renewable Energy

Soneva Fushi and Soneva Jani have installed 5.2MWp solar PV and 4.7MWh of battery storage ensuring that 40% of electricity comes from renewable energy.

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Waste-to-Wealth

At Soneva, we see waste as a valuable resource. Our Waste-to-Wealth programme has generated US$3.5 million through waste management and vegetable production. A key highlight is the Soneva Art & Glass Studio at Soneva Fushi, where renowned artists transform waste glass into stunning artworks available for purchase—creating both beauty and value from waste.

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Marine Regeneration

As stewards of the ocean, we are committed to protecting marine biodiversity around our resorts. In partnership with Save Our Seas, the Olive Ridley Project and the Soneva Foundation, we support vital regeneration efforts. Learn more about how we are supporting the Soneva Foundation grow up to 150,000 coral fragments each year to restore reefs in the Maldives.

Coral Restoration in the Maldives

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Soneva Namoona

We are proud to have initiated and funded the local NGO Soneva Namoona. Soneva Namoona provides an exemplary blueprint for all Maldivian islands, demonstrating how to effectively manage waste, reduce the use of single-use plastics, and inspire a love of the marine environment.

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Sustainable Pest Management Practices

Soneva has successfully implemented an island-wide, insecticide-free mosquito management solution at our properties in the Maldives reducing the mosquito population by 95%. This reduction has led to an increase in beneficial insects, such as butterflies, dragonflies, and carpenter bees, improving biodiversity and even enhancing pollination in our organic gardens.

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Women in Soneva

As an equal opportunities employer, our ongoing recruitment drive aims to achieve a more balanced representation of female Hosts at Soneva by providing a safe and respectful living and working environment with a clear career path.

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Care for Children

Care for Children was originally established in China to provide foster care for orphaned children, successfully placing over 1 million children in foster homes. A recent UNICEF report recommends a transition from institutional foster care for Thailand’s orphaned and vulnerable children. At the invitation of the Thai government, Care for Children has now partnered with the government to provide training in government-run orphanages on local family placement care practice.

Soneva has funded Care for Children to open a National Foster Care Training and Resource Centre in Chiang Mai. Care for Children will strategically manage and deliver its national training programme from this centre. There are approximately 50,000 orphaned and vulnerable children living in some form of institutional care in Thailand, and the goal is to support the government to ensure all children have the opportunity to live with a family they can call their own.

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“I was immediately struck by how natural these boys looked in their foster family. And spending time with pet dogs can be very therapeutic for children who’ve suffered some form of trauma in their young lives, which is not an opportunity they would get living in an institution.” Thomas Abbott, SA Project Manager, Care for Children

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A young boy playing with his foster mother in Thailand. The love and kindness of a family is vital to seeing children reach their potential.

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A foster father and child in Yang Jia, China. The joy of growing up in a happy family is clear to see.

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Three foster children in Mai Rim, Thailand. Every day after school, all of the foster parents and children gather in one of the carer’s houses.

Two foster carers with their children in Thailand. The generosity of carers across Thailand is heling a generation of Thai children.

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A young child with her foster mother in Mai Rim, Northern Thailand. Child development experts believe that for every three months a girl of this age spends in an institution, she could lose up to one month of brain development.