Green Impact in the arts and culture sector

We have worked with the likes of the Natural History Museum to create bespoke Green Impact toolkits, and support their staff to form teams in taking tangible actions towards sustainability. Each programme works in close partnership with local universities to train students as auditors and support assistants, bringing educational, arts and culture communities together in making change happen.

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Nationwide programmes

Through bespoke national programmes, we can work with hundreds of branches of organisations and their partners across the UK. Students value the arts and culture sector so the more experience we can give them within it, the better. Through our work in other sectors we know that developing programmes that engage local outlets and franchises with an online toolkit coordinated nationally to accredit efforts and impacts works really well. We have also worked regionally to accredit networks of sports facilities and local businesses in taking actions across a geographical area, coordinating a support and awards programme in a way that makes a real difference locally.

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Consultancy and support

Over our 12 year history, Green Impact has enabled many one-off and ongoing consultancy, training and support programmes. Utilising our experience and knowledge of behaviour change across a variety of sectors we are able to tailor our approach to suit each organisation seeking our input. We have worked with London Zoo to train students as auditors and provide feedback and advice on one department’s impacts on sustainability. From creating tailored module programmes for students wanting to gain experience of sustainability in new sectors to trialling new versions of Green Impact, the possibilities are huge.

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