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About the programme

About the programme 

We’re working in partnership with Julie’s Bicycle – to deliver an ambitious Environmental Programme for National Portfolio Organisations, Investment Principle Support Organisations and the wider creative and cultural sector. As the climate and nature crisis accelerates, the sector is needed more than ever, to focus our talent on this moment and the solutions we need.

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Who can take part?

Who can take part?

The programme supports National Portfolio Organisations (NPOs) and Investment Principles Support Organisations (IPSOs) with environmental reporting tools and initiatives to take part in.

The wider creative and cultural sector can get involved too with free access to training, resources and carbon calculators, as well as guidance relevant for individual practitioners to support environmental action. 

How to get involved.

How to get involved

Reporting environmental data is an important foundation for understanding your impact and reducing your footprint, however, there is so much more that the cultural community can do to take meaningful action and to work together to tackle climate change. 

Leadership and development programmes:

Transforming Energy – builds on our previous Spotlight programme. There are two programmes you can join:

Future programmes will focus on board environmental champions, resilience and creative climate leadership.  

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Wider support:

  • Knowledge sharing and examples of best practice from across the sector
  • Regular training events and workshops
  • Taking the Temperature updates on relevant climate issues

Resources available on the Julie’s Bicycle website:

  • A Climate Justice Hub with free multimedia resources to understand the systemic causes of the climate crisis and how it intersects with issues of social, economic and environmental injustice.
  • A free library of over 250 resources including guides, case studies, factsheets, templates, webinars and toolkits.
  • An annual report featuring benchmarking information, news and case studies.

More on Environmental Responsibility

The guide will help anyone working with communications learn how to build a stronger brand by communicating their organisation’s sustainability activities

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