The Ultimate Guide to Responsible Communications

BeeCom
The Ultimate Guide to Responsible Communications
Communications

We live in a world where marketing and advertising - worth US$ 1 trillion a year – can far too often be a force for division and environmental harm. The flipside is that agencies like ourselves and our partners use our creative skills to build bridges, heal wounds and work together for a more sustainable future. That vision of a better future supported by good, ethical communications has inspired a new piece of work called BeeCom.

Teaming up with our partners from across the DNS Network  we’ve been co-producing a new, international toolkit designed to help marketing and advertising professionals produce more responsible communications that are better for people and the planet.

The toolkit - called BeeCom - is the first of its kind in being a comprehensive guide to reducing the environmental impact of campaigns or communications, using communications to effect positive change, avoiding stereotypes, and greenwash, plus offering practical tips on how to reduce the eco footprint of both printed but also digital campaigns. 

Produced in French, Spanish and English The BeeCom Responsible Communications toolkit and e-learning platform has been produced by a partnership that includes ESSTEAM (Tourcoing, France), Springtime (Brussels, Belgium), Creative Concern (Manchester, UK), Ecoavantis (Cordoba, Spain) and the IHECS Academy (Brussels, Belgium). It has been funded by the EU programme Erasmus+.

At the heart of the project’s outputs is an online learning platform where users can work through sections on how to reduce your organisational impact, how to run more eco-efficient digital campaigns, avoiding greenwash, communicating climate change or running more responsible events. The full guide is also available online and includes a free download of ‘101 Ways to Practice Sustainable Communications’. 

BeeCom is being co-financed by the European Union as part of the Erasmus+ programme dedicated to adult education, from September 2022 to August 2024.

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