It is with great excitement that we announce our next Club Meeting in Reykjavík in collaboration with Iceland Airwaves, Tónabíó and Iceland Music!
This will be an afternoon of updates, insights, and inspiration on how to work with the Green Transition in an Icelandic context. We call it:
Island Sustainability – A Reality Check for the Cultural Sector
This will be an open Club Meeting, which means that non-members are more than welcome to join. The event will also be streamed, so if you are situated somewhere other than Reykjavík, you can still attend.
All aspects of the cultural sector are welcome: Film & TV – Events – Festivals – Performing Arts – Artworks & Exhibitions – Cultural Institutes
It is through the dialogue between us that we find solutions for a more sustainable industry.
Explore the programme below and sign up!
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Julie Runge Bendsen from GPC Islands – Iceland, Greenland, and the Faroe Islands and Sustainability Manager at Iceland Airwaves sets the stage.
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How to calculate the climate impact of a cultural production
A closer look at the Green Producers Club and the Green Producers Tool. With Iceland Airwaves as an example, Julie shares how measuring the festival’s footprint became a catalyst for creative emission cuts.
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Greenwashing rules and certification
Sustainability documentation is increasingly required by funders and buyers. Brita Vistnes, Head of Communications at GPC guides you through the jungle of new EU regulations and industry standards, and introduces GPC’s new certification pilot as your map.
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Takeaways from the first Green Producers Tool Annual Report
Ege Heckmann from GPC Denmark picks out the findings that matter most for Iceland’s cultural sector.
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Signý Leifsdóttir, Senior Advisor at Iceland Music on how Iceland Music is helping drive the green transition.
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Not necessarily! Brita Vistnes shares examples of events and productions that cut both emissions and costs.
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Explore the Green Producers Tool and its new AI feature, then stay for drinks and networking with industry colleagues.
Space is limited, so places are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
– Green Producers Club, Iceland Airwaves, Tónabíó, and Iceland Music
By registering, you consent to appearing in video and audio recordings from the event.