The Guide to Sustainable Travel for Artists and the Music Industry is a resource created by the charity onboard:earth for musicians and the music industry. It helps measure and reduce carbon emissions from tours and provides ways to raise awareness
The Green Touring Guide is the result of a non-commercial collaborative project involving Popakademie Baden-Württemberg, the Green Music Initiative, the music management company Kollektif, and the energy agency EnergieAgentur NRW. The guide is designed to support musicians, agents, tour managers,
The Green Film Making Foundation, supported by the Netherlands Film Fund, has been offering a toolkit since 2015 to help producers apply sustainability and efficiency throughout the filmmaking process. It also shares resources across various areas, including Art Department (such
The Green Production Guide is an online toolkit developed in 2010 by the PGA Green Committee within the Producers Guild of America Foundation, in collaboration with the Sustainable Entertainment Alliance (SEA*), to support carbon reduction and sustainable production environments in
The Sustainable Museum Operations Manual, published by the Arts Council Korea (ARKO) in May 2023, is a guide for operating museums in environmentally friendly and sustainable ways. It is organized into 19 items across three areas: Exhibitions & Education, Public
The Sustainability Guidebook for the Cultural and Arts Sector published by the Arts Council Korea (ARKO) in February 2023 is divided into two volumes. Guidebook I is titled “Case Studies on Climate Crisis Response in the Cultural and Arts Sector:
In the New York area centered around Broadway, there is an industry-wide initiative called the Broadway Green Alliance (BGA), which helps theatre communities and audiences create and enjoy environmentally friendly and sustainable arts culture. BGA provides guidelines to support the
This is the guideline for sustainable theatres provided by the European Theatre Convention (ETC), a public theatre network consisting of 63 theatres across 31 countries in Europe, available since June 2021. It presents three areas: sustainable theatre organizations’ processes, sustainable
This is the guide for sustainable production created in 2013 by Julie’s Bicycle, a UK-based nonprofit organization, with support from Arts Council England. The guide is intended for those working in the performing arts industry, including artistic directors, producers, directors,
The guidelines for sustainable theatre were created by Renew Culture, which was co-founded by Lisa Burger, former joint CEO of the National Theatre in the UK, and director Paddy Dillon, in collaboration with the consulting firm Buro Happold. Over 30