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Echoes of Earth: India's sustainable music festival has grown fivefold in a decade

The event went from five thousand attendees to a 25,000-strong, four-stage festival, with sustainability built into every part of its operation.

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Echoes of Earth is celebrating its tenth anniversary, having become one of India's best-known sustainability-focused music festivals.

The Bangalore event started in 2016 with around five thousand attendees. Over a decade, it grew into a four-stage festival with a capacity of 25,000, and has also held separate editions in the Goa region.

Sustainability is not presented as a standalone campaign, but built into the visual identity, infrastructure and operations. Credibility requires measurable results on waste, water use, transport and energy sources.

Summary

The event went from five thousand attendees to a 25,000-strong, four-stage festival, with sustainability built into every part of its operation.

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