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Towards a Carbon Neutral Marathon 2030

At Maybank Marathon, every stride goes beyond the race course.

Since 2023, Maybank Marathon has been advancing its sustainability journey through carbon measurement, impact reduction initiatives, and sustainability-driven actions, helping shape a more environmentally responsible race for the years ahead.

Together, let's create a positive impact for the planet, one step at a time.

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Calculate Your Carbon Footprint!

The race journey carries an environmental impact that goes beyond the finish line, from transport and accommodation to energy use and waste.

Through the Carbon Calculator, you can better understand your footprint and explore simple ways to reduce it.

Because a more sustainable marathon is shaped by the collective choices of every runner.

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CALCULATE YOUR CARBON NOW

Measuring to Move Forward

Real change begins by understanding the impact we create.

To support our Carbon Neutral 2030 commitment, Maybank Marathon measures carbon emissions generated throughout the race journey, from participant travel and accommodation to race operations, energy use, and waste management.

In 2025, the total baseline emission of Maybank Marathon was recorded at

4,366tCO₂e

This baseline serves as a roadmap for future action, helping Maybank Marathon build a more sustainable race year after year.

Because every improvement begins with understanding the impact we create.

Emission Factor Classification

Travel and Accommodation: 4320.06 tCO₂e

Venue 15.81 tCO₂e

Waste 1.08 tCO₂e

Total Emissions 4,366 tCO₂e

The Journey Toward a Carbon Neutral Marathon

Sustainability is not a destination, but a continuous journey. Through measurable action, collective participation, and ongoing improvement, Maybank Marathon continues to build momentum toward its Carbon Neutral 2030 ambition.

Every year marks another step forward.

2025

2026

2027

2028

2029

2030

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Collective Actions in Mangrove Planting

Sustainability is not only about measuring impact, but also about taking meaningful action. As part of its journey toward a Carbon Neutral Marathon, Maybank Marathon supports mangrove restoration in Bali, helping strengthen the coastal ecosystems that have long been home to this race.

Together with runners, partners, and communities, Maybank Marathon continues to build a lasting environmental legacy through long-term mangrove restoration efforts.

4,945 Mangrove Trees Planted at Arboretum Mangrove Park Bali since 2023

2023

2,000 Mangrove Planted

The first step in extending the impact of Maybank Marathon beyond race day, supporting the restoration of Bali's coastal ecosystems.

2024

2,500 Mangrove Planted

Building on the momentum of the previous year, expanding collective impact through continued mangrove restoration efforts.

2025

445 Mangrove Planted

Made possible through the full contributions of runners, transforming participation into tangible action for Bali's coastal environment.

Mangrove Restoration in Bali

Mangroves are among nature's most powerful climate solutions, storing carbon while protecting the health and resilience of coastal ecosystems and support biodiversity.

For Maybank Marathon, restoring mangroves is a way of giving back to the island that has become home to this race. By investing in healthier coastal ecosystems today, we can help preserve Bali's natural heritage for generations of runners, communities, and visitors to come.

Beyond planting, our commitment continues through online monitoring and impact tracking to support long-term mangrove growth and lasting environmental impact.

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