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How to organise sustainable events

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In this guide, you'll learn what causes CO2 emissions (when organising events) & how to reduce that in 5 simple steps.

Aims of the tool

The aim is to make our events more sustainable (in five easy steps)

Description of the tool

In this guide, you'll learn what causes CO2 emissions (when organising events) & how to reduce that in 5 simple steps:

1) Estimate CO2 emissions in advance (e.g., when crafting your event’s budget)
2) Do your best to reduce the actual CO2 emissions
3) Recalculate the actual CO2 emissions post-event (using the calculator)
4) Offset the produced emissions
5) Release the emissions report

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Tool overview

How to organise sustainable events

http://toolbox.salto-youth.net/3067

This tool is for

Youth workers, youth, event organisers

and addresses

Environment

It is recommended for use in:

Youth Exchanges

Materials needed:

None

Duration:

45min

Behind the tool

The tool was created by

Active Youth Association

in the context of

Based on experience in countless youth projects & activities.

The tool has been experimented in

Trainings, seminars, youth exchanges

The tool was published to the Toolbox by

Gediminas Kondrackis (on 14 February 2023)

and last modified

18 November 2021

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