Going green in culture isn’t mission impossible.
🌱 How can we address climate change, biodiversity, and the future of our planet through theatre and games? And how can sustainable solutions fuel artistic creativity? These questions were at the heart of the conference discussions, which showcased good practices from the Green E.TH.I.Cs project.
Special thanks to the Eco Cluster Bulgaria for the invitation!
🌿 Sustainable Practices in the Cultural Sector
On 11 May, Nevena Dobreva, Chairperson of the Foundation for Entrepreneurship, Culture and Education, presented potential sustainable practices to a group of cultural stakeholders and environmentally focused non-governmental organisations. As part of the 🌍 “Every Day Earth Day” Urban Eco Festival in Varna, Nevena Dobreva distributed the Green Protocol Manual to participants, showcased the theatre performance “Slightly Delayed,” and presented the board game SPACES FOR FUTURE.
Innovative power-generating bikes
The bikes were featured in a theatre performance Slightly delayed produced by FECE as part of the Green E.Th.I.Cs project. The play focused on the themes of biodiversity and climate change.
If you would like to rent the bikes, please contact FECE team. ⬇️
Green Protocol
A set of sustainable management practices for cultural events adopted by over 70 organisations across Europe.
The protocol is available in English and Bulgarian. Just follow the link below. ⬇️
Board Game – SPACES FOR FUTURE!
The game invites participants to explore how today’s decisions can influence the world of tomorrow—offering a fun, thought-provoking, and immersive experience.
If you would like to receive the online and board versions of the game, please contact FECE team. ⬇️
Click here for more information about the performance “Slightly delayed” ⬅️
The Green Ethics project is co-funded by the Creative Europe Programme, with the support of the National Culture Fund. The project is implemented in cooperation with 18 partners from 12 European countries, including Bulgaria, Germany, Greece, Spain, Italy (lead partner), Latvia, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Serbia, Hungary and Sweden.
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