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Problematic Energy Consumtion

Project: CCI4Change
Virtual event

Description

How can you, as a creative, tackle challenges related to the environment, sustainability, and climate issues? While we assume you have a firm grasp of your artistic and creative processes, have you delved into the depths of your knowledge about energy consumption? This workshop aims to bridge the gap between artistic brilliance and environmental mindfulness, empowering you to navigate the intricate intersection of creativity, sustainability, and climate responsibility.
Rustan Nilsson, a super-inspiring environmental educator at SySav (a garbage disposal company), provides you with the in-depth knowledge about energy consumption and the real challenges associated with it that you need to create a compelling project for the CCI4change call.
Sign up and get the Zoom-link here: https://simplesignup.se/event/214182
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The event is part of CCI4change project. Already later this spring CCI4change project will announce 3 innovation seed money open calls (in Finland, Sweden, and Latvia) . The calls invite CCI practitioners to propose creative ideas how they can engage the citizens to find new approaches to reduce energy consumption.

Now, to support the success of new collaboration models between the CCI and the local authorities, the project offers capacity building events to be held in parallel in all 3 locations and online. Read more here.

80% of “CCI4Change: Facilitation of Citizens Energy Consumption Behavioural Change in BS Cities and Municipalities” budget is Interreg BSR co-funded with the remaining 20% coming from the project partners.

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