We use the most innovative and efficient equipment to reduce fuel consumption and pollutant emissions. These include Stage V generators, hybrid light towers and containers powered by solar panels.

More than 90% of our installations are made with reused and reusable furniture. To further reduce our environmental impact, we have replaced almost all signs with LED panels.

We work closely with the local transport group, GTT, and with the City of Torino to promote the use of public transport by expanding services and reducing waiting times. In 2023, 54.8% of the participants opted for public transport, 24.7% traveled on foot and 8.7% used shared mobility vehicles.

To reduce waste, we used flags from past years and industrial waste neoprene to make bags and cases together with Cingomma, an artisanal upcycling laboratory.
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In this way, we recovered 145 square meters of fabric.To recycle plastic and cigarette butts more effectively, we decided to team up with Coripet and Re-cig and bring these products to plants that transform them into new consumer-safe material, without going through landfills.
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Bring your waste to the Recycling Store and help us increase the amount of recycled materials!

Since 2013, we have been working with the American foundation Global Inheritance to raise awareness of environmental sustainability among our audience.With TRASHed :: Art of Recycling, we invite artists from all disciplines to transform recycling bins into works of art.

At the TRASHed :: Recycling Store, all Festival participants bring used bottles and glasses to redeem incredible prizes, including tickets to the next edition of KFF!POSTed Studio is a creative lab within the Festival equipped with materials that participants can use to design a poster on the challenges of our time.

The most interesting ideas are then transformed by professional illustrators and shared.