Event Sustainability Tool

This online tool has been designed to support event managers working to create a sustainable event.

The tool includes measurement check-lists, communication templates and industry best practice advice.

The online tool will generate a report, complete with a direct emissions calculation, which can be given to clients or used as evidence of steps taken towards compliance with industry standards including BS 8901

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Frequently Asked Questions

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How can I ensure Organic Food Produce will be supplied for the event?
In the UK there are a range of bodies that support Organic Food production including the Soil Association and the Northwest Food Alliance. A range of useful weblinks include:
www.cumbriaorganics.org
www.madeincheshire.com
www.madeincumbria.co.uk
www.madeinlancashire.co.uk
www.nwff.co.uk
www.nwfantasticfoods.co.uk

For more information visit: http://www.nworganiccentre.org
What is a procurement strategy?
A procurement strategy is a basic method to ensure suppliers are selected on a basis of environmental, economical and social factors.
It is a documented process which details how suppliers will be screened and selected.
How can I ensure Fair Trade products are available?

Support growers in developing nations and buy Fair Trade Goods
Hundreds of products now carry the Fair Trade label for a full list please click on the link below. Please ask your suppliers to provide Fair Trade products for your event.

For more information visit: http://www.fairtrade.org.uk/products.htm
How can I ensure that Flowers used for the event are locally sourced?

Locally produced flowers can be provided to reduce the carbon footprint of your event
In the UK the vast majority of flowers are imported. However, many local growers may have just the flowers you require for the event! A good place to check is the local yellow pages.

For more information visit: http://www.yell.com