sustainable ambition

  • The Touring Network builds digital tools to measure CO2 of rural touring

    The Touring Network builds digital tools to measure CO2 of rural touring

    The Touring Network works to support, represent and develop professional live performances happening in small-scale venues across the Highlands & Islands. Across such a vast geographic area, from Shetland to Argyll and Perthshire to Skye, the carbon costs of touring to remote and varied locations can be significant – not only are distances great but transport and buildings infrastructure is also often limited. In order to…

  • Music Plus Project Cuts Carbon

    Music Plus Project Cuts Carbon

    Music Plus piloted an innovative project to look at ways of cutting carbon emissions through online distance learning.

  • Applied Arts Scotland: Sustainable AmbITions

    Applied Arts Scotland: Sustainable AmbITions

    Applied Arts Scotland (AAS) is a membership organisation which supports the professional development of Scottish applied artists.  AAS is going through fundamental change in the way it delivers its services and received Make:IT:Happen funds to take the opportunity to rethink communication and administration systems in order to be efficient and environmentally responsible. Please read more below on our Sustainable…

  • claimexpenses.com – a case study on counting carbon

    claimexpenses.com – a case study on counting carbon

    This case study supported by AmbITion Scotland reveals Creative Carbon Scotland‘s digital development claimexpenses.com. The tool was developed with support from Sustainable AmbITion, a fund which focussed on utilising digital technologies for better environmental sustainability. Reflecting on the development of claimexpenses.com, users from Festivals Edinburgh and the Edinburgh International Festival, as well as the tool’s creators Creative…

  • AmbITions for an environmentally sustainable future

    AmbITions for an environmentally sustainable future

    (A shorter version of this article by Hannah Rudman appeared as a blog in The Guardian’s Culture Professionals Network.) A huge body of science built up over the last 50 years proves that climate change is anthropogenic: human made. The balance of nature is being significantly affected by the amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) humans and…