State of Culture is a non-academic policy research initiative exploring how culture’s role and value are framed in national and European cultural policies.
This insightful resource is a must-read for anyone interested in how performing arts and outdoor arts can play a vital role in redefinining, transforming and revitalizing communities and spaces.
Join us for an online launch of the State of Culture report on October 16 at 13:00 CET.
The SHIFT Culture eco-certification is a bespoke scheme supported by Creative Carbon Scotland with auditing partner, Vector 42, and provides cultural networks and platform organisations with the tools, knowledge and guidance to become an eco-certified organisation.
Recognizing the absence of any direct regulations regarding the festival sector in the EU Green Deal, YOUROPE wishes to fill that gap and offer all European festival organizers a guide that would not only help them implement their sustainability goals but also ensure that they undergo any needed transformation with success.
An interesting read, ENCC’s latest publication is a presentation of the results of an action-led research aimed at identifying, developing, and emphasizing roles that align with and contribute to just sustainability transitions.
ETC’s latest publication is a comprehensive tool designed to guide European theatres towards achieving net-zero emissions in their productions and overall activity.
A newly released report from the Transforming Audience Travel Through Art (TATTA) project, a collaboration between Perth Theatre and Concert Hall and Creative Carbon Scotland, offers vital insights into sustainable audience travel. The report, providing a detailed overview of the Scottish TATTA project, identifies obstacles that prevented participants from choosing more eco-friendly travel options, suggests … Continued