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Running a ‘Green’ conference
Conferences, events and exhibitions can consume massive quantities of energy, water and produce large amounts of waste and carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. This guide offers basic standards for a sustainable event whether you’re an event manager, a venue or an exhibitor.
Top Tips on How to Green Your Workforce
In any organisation there are three things that make a difference to how low energy and how sustainable a building is: the building itself; the way the building is managed; and the behaviour of the building users. This document focuses on the behaviour of the building users and how you can inspire and influence your colleagues to change their behaviour towards greener actions to make their office a really green place to work.
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The site creates a level playing field for private sector companies, social economy organisations and Fair Trade providers who supply to the sector.
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Social economy funding
For funding for social economy projects
- Ulster Community Investment Trust – Loans Fund
- Esmee Fairbairn Foundation
- Unltd – Foundation for Social Entrepreneurs
- Triodos Foundation
- DETI – EU Competiveness Programme Priority 2 – Expected to open in March
For more information go to GrantTracker.
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communitybuyer connecting business with the voluntary and community sector.
The site highlights deals with key suppliers and every supplier is rated and has feedback from other buyers to help guide you to the best providers.
The site creates a level playing field for private sector companies, social economy organisations and Fair Trade providers who supply to the sector.
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