True circularity starts long before the festival gates open - it begins with what’s procured, sourced, and brought into the organization in the first place. Read how to implement a procurement policy in this article Read more about Smarter Sourcing explained: How to buy supplies for a circular festival
Droogte, watertekorten en waterkwaliteit zijn uitdagingen die ons allemaal raken – en festivals kunnen een bijzondere rol spelen als het gaat om circulaire oplossingen voor deze wateruitdagingen. Read more about Festivals als proeftuin voor circulaire wateroplossingen: De lessen van de Zwarte Cross
The Dutch event sector is taking a big step towards sustainability with the launch of the Duurzaamheidsladder Evenementen (DLE), or Sustainability Ladder for Events Read more about The Sustainability Ladder for Events
Introducing the Circular Start-up Scalability Assessment Tool (CSSAT) by Allegra Dienes Read more about Assessing the scalability of circular start-ups in cities
Developing an industry standard for sustainability reporting Read more about CSRD for events and festivals
Are you working on a sustainable travel innovation? Join our Community of Practice, and help us find ways to encourage greener travel options for both visitors and performers. Read more about Scaling up sustainable travel at festivals
We are joining forces to accelerate the scaling up of innovative solutions, focusing on circular water purification, reducing water consumption, and promoting water reuse. Read more about Scaling up circular water chains for events
With a focus on environmental responsibility and innovation, DGTL Festival plays a pioneering role in the sustainable events industry. For this article we talk to festival director Ellen Evers about DGTL Festival's approach to embracing circularity. Read more about Embracing circularity: DGTL Festival's approach to sustainability
Festivals have the power to design their own food systems and influence what’s on the menu, poured from the tap, pricing, promotion, and the engagement of their audiences. How can we reduce the impact of food and drinks through communication and behavioral change? Read more about Lower food & drink impacts by changing the behavior of the crowd
In this article the current state, the advantages and the challenges of switching to zero emission construction equipment for outdoor events and festivals, are explored. Read more about Building towards climate neutral festivals: The shift to zero-emission construction equipment
To identify what an organization can do to inspire suppliers, and to turn them from external stakeholders to close partners, we asked our GDCF member festivals what they do to engage their suppliers. Read more about Engaging suppliers to reach circular and climate neutral goals
What will it mean for festivals? Read more about New EU water directive to tighten regulation of water quality
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