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Webinar 4.2 - Learning from Experience_Theatre Royal Plymouth Case Study
- 1. WEBINAR STARTING AT 10AM Today’s Topic: Learning from Experience: Case Studies of Organisations who are leading on sustainability – Theatre Royal Plymouth
- 2. Module 4.2 – Case study Case Studies of Organisations who are leading on sustainability: Theatre Royal Plymouth Luke Ramsay Christina Tsiarta – Julie’s Bicycle Kevin Faulkner – Theatre Royal Plymouth
- 3. Housekeeping
- 4. Webinar Series • Weekly webinars for Npos, Mpms, Mdp lead partners and Bridge Organisations • Running until May 22nd (reporting deadline is May 31st) – Specialist advice, dependent on the nature of your organisation – Specialist stakeholder webinars – Troubleshooting
- 5. Today’s agenda • Introduction to Julie’s Bicycle • Introduction to the Arts Council’s environmental reporting requirements – what is expected? • Climate Change and the Arts • Case Study: Theatre Royal Plymouth • QA • What help is available?
- 6. • Not for profit • Founded by the music industry, now spanning many creative sectors • Five years old • A bridge between sustainability and the creative industries • Anchored in research • Not a bike shop
- 7. What does that look like? • Working with over 1,000 organisations of all sizes and types: Artichoke, Royal Opera House, Manchester Jewish Museum, Latitude Festival, BALTIC and Live Nation • Consultancy • Free online resources • Networks • Industry Green (IG) Tools and Certification • Arts Council partnership
- 8. Arts Council Requirements 1. Developing an environmental policy and action plan. – Notify us using the IG Tools 2. Collecting data on emissions from energy and water use from April 2012 to March 2013. – Submit using the IG Tools Reporting deadline: 31st May 2013
- 9. Why you ‘should’ care Why you will care Why it’s worth it
- 10. Why you will care • It’s a business issue, not just an ethical one • It can save you money, time and effort • It’s not going to go away
- 11. Why you ‘should’ care • UK Gov: – 80% reduction by 2050 on 1990 levels • Arctic sea ice: – Melting twice as quickly as predicted • Rate of species extinction: – 100-1,000x higher than historically ‘normal’ • Temperature rise: - 5/6ºC warming = ê 5-10% off global GDP
- 12. Why it’s worth it Arts and Culture: – Have an impact far beyond their own footprint – Enable us to understand complex issues – Have a role to play in social change
- 13. Theatre Royal Plymouth Kevin Faulkner - Premises Manager
- 14. Any questions? • Reporting deadline: 31st May 2013 • Allow 4 – 6 weeks for reporting cycle to take place within • support@juliesbicycle.com • www.juliesbicycle.com - Click on the NPO Help Centre green circle
- 15. Further support • www.juliesbicycle.com • Practical Guides and Fact sheets • Case studies • FAQ’s • User Guides • Further webinars • Phone email support
- 16. THANK YOU