This edition provides diverse panels, discussions & engaging talks covering the following topics: energy, food, transport, climate justice, equality and inclusivity, design and material use, circularity and much more.
To give you a preview: GEI17 will see an exclusive panel delve into phase 2 of Massive Attack’s Act 1.5 Climate Action Accelerator, alongside discussions on Liverpool Accelerator City, recently named the world’s first ‘Accelerator City’ for climate action by the UN. This initiative aims to significantly reduce carbon emissions, enhance climate resilience, and foster collaboration among local stakeholders to implement sustainable solutions. They will explore how Liverpool is leading the charge in the global movement for greener events and cities.
They will also be taking a fresh look at audience travel in 2025. Featuring the TICKET TO RIDE project by The Changency & Crowd Impact and with insights from German rockers AnnenMayKantereit.
The ever-popular Quick Fire Innovation Round (QFIR) also returns, allowing registered delegates to demonstrate and extol the virtues of their green innovations, brands, products, gizmos, or services. If you are a green innovator with something climate busting to share, then contact the organisation here.
With more amazing speakers and panels to be announced, this fantastic event also includes lunch, refreshments, closing drinks party, the AGF awards and amazing opportunities to network with inspiring people from across the industry.
GEI is a partnership between not-for-profit sustainability specialists A Greener Future (AGF) and the International Live Music Conference (ILMC) which is the world’s leading platform for the touring, entertainment, and festival sectors.
De meeste evenementen gebruiken veel materialen, vaak op een onverantwoorde manier die we omschrijven als: Take, Make & Dispose. Dit leidt tot uitstoot, verontreiniging, ongezonde grond, verspilde materialen en andere milieutechnische effecten die de gebruikte producten met zich meebrengen.
Wij zullen onze werkwijzen opnieuw moeten ontwerpen en streven naar een circulair gebruik van hulpbronnen volgens de principes van Reduce, Reuse & Recycle. Op die manier blijven materialen te gebruiken als grondstoffen voor nieuwe producten die duurzamer zijn of hergebruikt kunnen worden.
Dat nieuwe model klinkt misschien overweldigend. Maar het is simpeler dan het klinkt. Om de oude werkwijze in lijn te brengen met de nieuwe principes, kunnen we ze samenvatten in 3 simpele regels, in volgorde van voorkeur: