How might we address the role of plastic in the event industry?
Read our press release
To learn more about our campaign, read our press release.
Watch our webinar
To understand our campaign to address the role of plastic in the event industry, watch our webinar.
Let us know that you want to make a difference
Add your pledge.
Take action and use materials to deliver a design thinking workshop to understand how you use plastic at your events
Positive Impact have created materials for you to lead a design thinking workshop to help spread knowledge regarding how to address the role of plastic in the event industry. We’ve put together all the essential materials for you.
Take action and use our app to contribute your measurements and help us to address the role of plastic in the event industry
Download our free EventSustainability app.
Understanding the thinking behind our appoach:
We have followed a design thinking approach to address the role of plastic in the event industry. The information below outlines the steps we have taken.
1. Empathise
Using insight panels, secretariats and questionnaires, we are asking the industry’s input on the role of plastic in the event industry.
2. Define
We have not started with the assumption that we know the answer (e.g. “no more single use plastic” or “reduce plastic by 20%”). Our question is “How might we address the role of plastic in the event industry?”.
3. Ideate
Share your ideas with us in one of the following ways:
Make a pledge to take action
Tweet your ideas or share on Instagram using #shareapositiveimpact #understandplastic #addressplastic
Attend our webinars
Use our EventSustainability app to share ideas with us
4. Prototype
We have created tools so that it’s easy for event professionals to take action, and to gather data around the role of plastic, including what we need to do and who can help us. This pledge is our first tool to address the role of plastic in the event industry.
Our second tool is our EventSustainability app.
As we continue to empathise, define and ideate, more tools could appear and the ones that don’t produce results will disappear.
5. Test
We have written to over 15 global associations, IBTM, IMEX Europe and America, as well as over 300 Positive Impact Ambassadors, we’ve taken to social media, and connected with event industry press to ask them to take action with our prototypes.