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Sustainability in arts and culture is gaining significance, with labels and certifications serving as key indicators of environmental commitment. But what standards and measurement methods are available? How do these labels differ, and how meaningful are they? This guide is based on a wor...

This guide focuses on ecologically sustainable design for project spaces and venues, demonstrating how significant environmental impact could be achieved with minimal budgets. It covers topics such as waste reduction, resource conservation, energy efficiency, and water management. The text...

Communicating climate issues using positive imagery is a challenge. Yet negative messaging often hinders motivation to act. The Climate Handprint approach addresses this by shifting the focus to individual and collective agency. This text explores key principles of effective climate commun...

The goal of this guide is to provide music professionals with practical frameworks and strategies to incorporate sustainability into their events, whether small or large. This guide emphasizes sustainable resource management, focusing on waste reduction, efficient energy use, and community...

Studies have shown that audience mobility is one of the main sources of CO₂ emissions in the cultural sector. This text explores innovative mobility concepts, shares experiences with measuring and implementing measures for sustainable audience travel and provides insights into the results ...

For most professional artists and ensembles, international performances are the order of the day. This raises the question of how the globalized art and cultural sector can align with sustainability requirements, particularly in terms of mobility. This guide explores ways to make touring a...

In his lecture, Halim Sbai presents the work of the Joudour Sahara Music Program.

In Nele Möller's workshop, we reflect critically on the practice of field recording and pay attention to the agency of the recorded, especially of those that cannot give language-based consent.

Following the publication of his book »Sawt, Bodies, Species« Gilles Aubry shares findings from his research on ecological voices in Morocco.

Starting from the latest developments in the field of ecoacoustics, this session includes a talk, a listening session and some sound imagination exercises on the inhabitation of ecosystems by acoustic communities that are constantly listening to each other.