Resources

🏷️ Standards, Labels & Certifications

Formal frameworks (ISO), carbon standards, and recognized sustainability certifications.

SHIFT Culture: Sustainability

A collaborative project offering eco-guidelines and certification to help cultural networks integrate climate action.

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Green Arts Charter (Scotland)

Collective commitment for Scottish cultural organizations to embed sustainability into their missions.

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Theatre Green Book

A comprehensive initiative providing standards for the theatre industry to achieve environmental sustainability in productions.

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A Greener Future

An international organization providing sustainability certifications and expert consultancy to help festivals, events, and venues minimize their environmental footprint.

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Blue Angel for Events

A German ecolabel certifying events that meet strict environmental criteria in areas such as mobility, catering, and waste management.

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Fairly Score for Festivals

A new eco-social indicator for the music industry helping organizers evaluate the impact of their events.

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ISO 20121:2024 (Sustainable Events)

An international standard for sustainable event management that addresses environmental, social, and economic impacts throughout the event lifecycle.

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ISO 14001:2015

The global standard for environmental management systems, helping organisations improve performance through efficient resource use.

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Greenhouse Gas Protocol

The global standard for measuring and managing greenhouse gas emissions from companies and organizations.

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Systematic Sustainability Management

A practical guide and analysis of various sustainability management systems tailored specifically for the operational needs of cultural institutions.

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Systematic Sustainability Management

A comprehensive guide that analyses various sustainability management systems and their practical feasibility within cultural institutions.

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