Communication of eco-strategy
An eco-strategy is a slightly more complex document that refers to the progress of ecological projects, indicating the steps taken and the path for the future. It covers both programme and operational initiatives. It can be published on a website or distributed in a publicly available file. It is worth mentioning specific actions, figures and projects in such a summary. It is also worth choosing one of the projects as a case study and describing what was achieved and how, but also where difficulties arose. The practical knowledge you have gained is valuable – it can serve as inspiration for other cultural organisations and show your audience that ecology is an important part of your institution’s thinking and identity. As part of promoting your eco-strategy, organise an exchange of experiences with other organisations. (see: GREEN TEAM)

See how others do it:
> Ekokompas (Ecocompass), Centrum Kultury Zamek/ Poznań.
> Deklaracja ekologiczna (Ecological declaration) , Mazowiecki Instytut Kultury, Warsaw.
> Tackling the Climate Emergency, TATE, London.
> Sustainability, Narodni Divadlo, Prague.
> Climate action. An Eco-centric Approach to Making Art, FastFamiliar, United Kingdom.
> Climate and Ecology Manifesto – two years on, Horniman Museum & Gardens, London.