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Environmental Policy and Action Plan Guidelines

Julie’s Bicycle has developed guidelines to help Arts Council England NPOs develop their own environmental policy and provided examples to see what a policy should look like in practice.

Environmental Policy & Action Plan Guidelines

Environmental Policy & Action Plan Creation template

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  • Sustainable Events Guides with Manchester City Council

    These 7 sustainable events guides were created in collaboration between JB and Manchester City Council as part of our ongoing C-Change Programme. 

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  • Restoring Ecosystems: Biodiversity Webinar – Watch now

    We are in the midst of catastrophic and dangerous loss of global biodiversity, ecosystems, and the millions of species with whom we share our planet and depend on for our survival. Watch our webinar on what can the creative community do to help stop these forces.

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  • Creative Spaces for Nature: Biodiversity, Habitats and Ecosystems

    This report is an indispensable guide to the ways in which the creative sector can respond to the biodiversity crisis. Oct 19.

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  • Creative Energy Project

    Julie’s Bicycle believes there’s an opportunity for the arts and culture to lead the way in presenting a transition to clean energy as an inspirational means for societal transformation.

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  • Webinar: The Circular Economy

    Rewatch this Arts Council England webinar demystifying the circular economy and its opportunities for the arts and cultural sector.

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Julie’s Bicycle is a registered charity in England and Wales under number 1153441 and registered as a company limited by guarantee under number 06040585.

Registered office Somerset House New Wing, Strand, WC2R 1LA.

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