It may seem obsolete or overshadowed by the current pandemic. But we still view the fight against the climate crisis, and other environmental threats, as one of the most pressing matters of our time. We take our organisation‘s share of responsibility seriously. We pledge to continually look for ways to be more sustainable, make green choices and reduce our carbon footprint.
We will work to use more sustainable materials in all our printing and advertising
We will upcycle as many existing materials as we can. So bare with us if we reuse old rollups, banners, badges, nametags and lanyards and stuff. It would be a bigger waste to throw them away…
For all prints we had planned and are planning in the future, we will donate to the tree-patronage of Plantaciones Edelman
We will encourage all our visitors, vendors and staff to use green travel options, and will work towards rewarding those who do
We want to reduce gamesweekberlin’s carbon emissions caused by air travel. We will incentivise our employees to choose green travel options, and we will work on compensating emissions for all air travel that cannot be avoided
We want to reduce the amount of waste created at our event. We will remove all single use plastics from our catering services
We will actively seek out partners who focus on sustainability. This also extends to our vendors, sponsors and suppliers
We encourage a paper-free office and send out all contracts or invoices via our online system or as digitally signed PDF. Dear partners, please do the same! It does not help if we need to print the email attachment and scan the “original”
We will work to create a healthy and sustainable environment both in our offices and at our events. This includes promoting positive work conditions that boost mental health, inclusiveness and diversity across our events and in our teams. We also have a safe space policy to ensure a harassment-free experience
And of course – we go online also in 2021. Travel and stress free. We bring the gamesweekberlin experience to screens near you!
We will work to use more sustainable materials in all our printing and advertising
We will encourage all our visitors, vendors and staff to use green travel options, and will work towards rewarding those who do
We want to reduce gamesweekberlin’s carbon emissions caused by air travel. We will incentivise our employees to choose green travel options, and we will work on compensating of emissions for all air travel that cannot be avoided
We want to reduce the amount of waste created at our event. We aim will remove all single use plastics
We will actively seek out partners who focus on sustainability. This also extends to our vendors, sponsors and suppliers
We will work to create a healthy and sustainable environment both in our offices and at our events. This includes promoting positive work conditions that boost mental health, inclusiveness and diversity across our events and in our teams. We also have a safe space policy to ensure a harassment-free experience
Our location partner Kulturbrauerei will separate waste into plastic, paper/cardboard & residual waste. Food waste (organic waste) is also disposed of separately
Biodegradable disposable tableware is planned for the Gamefest. For QUO VADIS, Kulturbrauerei will use porcelain dishes for catering.
Drinks from bottles and glasses will be used for QUO VADIS, reusable cultural brewery cups and bottled goods for Gamefest
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Stardew Valley in the Rainforest
Plantaciones Edelman, founded in 2011, is a project in Costa Rica that aims to protect the rain forest. It offers you (and us) to become tree-patrons. The project plants extremely rare trees, among others the Dipteryx oleifera, a tree that is home to the endangered Great Green Macaw. The project is run by people we know in person, it provides full transparency with regular pictures of the trees – visits are possible.
You may wonder what the difference is to all the other reforestation and C02 compensation projects out there?
1. They own the properties on which the trees are planted
2. They keep track of the trees and clear them regularly for at least four years until they are big enough to survive on their own
3. Their trees are never cut down
4. Their trees help to restore the habitat of the Great Green Macaw – a rare and sympathetic green parrot
gamesweekberlin has become a tree-patron for 15 trees so far, and we are looking forward to increase our engagement.
