About this event
Increasingly, organisations are recognising the importance of taking climate action and are implementing strategies to limit their impact. Key to achieving this change is ensuring your employees know why you are taking action and feel supported to work towards your climate ambitions.
Discover how to bring your employees along on your organisation’s climate action journey at our free Employee Engagement Climate Action Breakfast on Tuesday 16 June.
Whether you already have an established strategy or are looking to start transforming your ambitions into action, this session will cover how to secure engagement, creating the conditions to empower your staff to adopt and champion climate-friendly measures.
We will hear from environmental psychologist Professor Lorraine Whitmarsh MBE, Director of theUK Centre for Climate Change & Social Transformations, and will be exploring:
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Why it’s important to engage your employees in climate action
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Some common barriers of engagement and how these can be overcome
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The behavioural change insights of effective engagement
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A range of actions, tools and incentives that you can take to engage your employees
We will also be contextualising these learnings with examples of practical applications from local organisations.
There will be time to network with peers and share ideas over a light breakfast.
Timings
- 8:30am-9am – networking and light breakfast
- 9am-10:30am – presentation and discussion
- 10:30am-11:00am – networking
Tickets are free thanks to our Climate Action Programme sponsors, but places are limited so please reserve your spot.
Professor Lorraine Whitmarsh MBE – Director, UK Centre for Climate Change & Social Transformations
Professor Lorraine Whitmarsh MBE is environmental psychologist at University of Bath, researching public engagement with climate change, energy and transport. She is the Director of theUK Centre for Climate Change & Social Transformation, a global hub for understanding the crucial role that people play in fighting climate change.Lorraine is also a Lead Author for the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) in Working Group III; and regularly advises governmental and other organisations on low-carbon behaviour change and climate change communication.
About the Climate Action Programme
By offering a suite of events, resources and peer-to-peer learning opportunities, the Climate Action Programmeprovides support and inspiration to organisations of all kinds. We promote best practice, identify solutions to challenges, and foster a sense of community amongst organisations in Bristol that are committed to positive change.
To be kept up to date about upcoming events and opportunities with the Partnership and/or our Climate Action Programme, please join usas a member.
About our collaboration with Bristol BID
We have expanded our ClimateActionProgrammeby collaboratingwithBristol BID. Through our collaboration, we embed alocalised approach and deliver free and tailored climate support to organisations in this area of the city.
With thanks to our Climate Action Programme sponsors:
