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Climate change is an issue to every one of us, to the civilization and culture as we know and love it. We all have a share, and in this session we'll look together at the corporate responsibility of cultural heritage institutions regarding their own goals in sustainability and climate protection. What do they do to fight climate change and inactivity?

Orientation and best practices are needed to spur the transformation towards the fulfillment of the UN SDG (https://www.un.org/sustainabledevelopment/sustainable-development-goals/) within the sector and to encourage CHI themselves to take climate action now.

This session took place at Europeana 2020.

Barbara Fischer

Barbara Fischer

Liaison Counsel

German National Library

Network Association Member

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