Marriott Global Sustainability

Global Sustainability

For Kimberly-Clark and Marriott, our continued success depends on innovating new ways to give consumers the essentials they need while safeguarding natural systems and the life they support. Our shared vision for a more sustainable, socially responsible planet is uniquely aligned through our ambitions and future goals.

Marriott’s 2025 Goals

Reduce environmental footprint by 15% (water) | 30% (carbon) | 45% (waste) | 50% (renewable energy) across the portfolio.

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100% of MI hotels will have a sustainability certification, and 650 hotels will pursue LEED certification or equivalent.

Kimberly-Clark’s 2030 Ambition

We are working to reduce our impact on the planet associated with single-use plastics, forest reliance, carbon emissions, and water use.

Kimberly-Clark's 2030 Sustainability Goals:

Reduce our plastics footprint by 50% over a 2019 base year

Reduce our Natural (Northern) Forest Fiber footprint by 50% over a 2011 base year (by 2025)

Reduce our absolute GHG emissions (Scope 1 and Scope 2), by 50% over a 2015 base year

Reduce the water footprint of our mills in water stressed areas by 50% over a 2015 base year

A Global Partnership in Better Care for a Better World

Marriott and Kimberly-Clark share a common goal of improving our global community. For Kimberly-Clark, tackling our sustainability risks and opportunities means evolving our products, solutions, and ways of working. We strive for social impact that helps address inequities in access to education, hygiene, and sanitation, while working to reduce our impact on the planet.