TAILIEUCHUNG - Greener Events A guide to reducing the environmental impacts of conferences and seminars

On the following page, Figure 2 describes examples of general policies that apply to client Web pages, their script code, and the nodes and attributes of document data. On the same page, Figure 3 shows how these poli- cies can be readily instantiated usingMET callback func- tions; this code should be read in conjunction with Ap- pendix A. In what follows, these policies are referred to by their number, in parentheses. Policies (1), (3), and (6) are examples that restrict potentially dangerous types of document nodes, allow scripts only in certain portions of the document, or limit scripts to a whitelist of trusted scripts (as in [9]). Policies (2), (4), and (5). | Greener Events A guide to reducing the environmental impacts of conferences and seminars a great checklist just received this guide and would like to say that I will be very pleased to adopt it a very simple and informative guide. Even for us a venue this guide is very useful access to specialist expertise This free publication can be found on the BUSINESS page of and is a complimentary management tool for BSI ISO sustainable event management systems Originally written and produced by Phil Harding Rachel Malone at the Government Office for the South West and recommended by Envirowise the Sustainable Development Commission October 2010 first published July 2005 is managed by This publication may be reproduced free of charge provided that the source of the publication is acknowledged GREENER EVENTS CHECKLIST- for discussions between event managers venues and suppliers Venue choice and equipment Choose a venue that has good access via public transport for disabled people Ask potential venues for their in-house environmental policy priorities Choose a venue interested in sustainability issues and tell them that s why you chose them Venues offering in-house technical equipment support . staging audio-visual can reduce equipment transportation Consider hiring rather than purchasing equipment specify the most efficient available Consider video conferencing and or recording the event for wider internet access CO2 Emissions including travel see Reducing Waste checklist also Take measures to reduce CO2 emissions from delegates travelling to the venue . provide information about local public transport with pedestrian routes and encourage its use. Where appropriate promote car sharing . circulate attendees list in advance Minimise unnecessary lighting heating airconditioning Offset CO2 emissions arising from the event Catering Locally Produced Food Plan food requirements .

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