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Dive as a duo into the SDG's:

Step 1: choose 1 SDG that you want to focus on

Explaine the SDG

Explain why the focus on this SDG (minimum of 2 arguments)

Step 2: come with 2 practical examples of cases from festivals or concerts (NO DGTL!!!) that are also focusing on this SDG/ or at least have a link with the SDG (NO DGTL!!!). Share the practical example with us and explain the link between the SDG and the example, also mention the festival/ concert thats related to the example. Use pictures/ video's to explain your example.

Post above (in English) on this Padlet

Put your full names (of the duo) + the choosen SDG in the title of your post

Do not copy page from each other!

Use the website of Green Events for inspiration

Deadline is Monday 25-3 at 4pm, no post on the Padlet = no admission to the lecture on Tuesday.

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Dahlia Hanschke & Wieke Boersma, Goal 17: sustainable consumption & production patterns

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Dahlia Hanschke & Wieke Boersma, Goal 17: sustainable consumption & production patterns

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We uploaded our answers in this document!

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SDG 4: Quality Education - Deavano Westercappel & Thijs van den Hoven

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SDG 4: Quality Education - Deavano Westercappel & Thijs van den Hoven

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SDG 13 - Climate action (Glastonbury & Ultra musicfestival)

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SDG 13 - Climate action (Glastonbury & Ultra musicfestival)

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SDG 5: Gender Equality - Estrella Diaz Alonso & Renske Ruesink

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SDG 5: Gender Equality - Estrella Diaz Alonso & Renske Ruesink

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SDG 7: Timo van Haperen & Joris van OOsten

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SDG 7: Timo van Haperen & Joris van OOsten

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SDG 5: Gender Equality - Kayla Kohn & Viviane Verberne 

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SDG 5: Gender Equality - Kayla Kohn & Viviane Verberne 

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SDG 6,7 & 12 - Lisanne Huuskes & Chris Bontan

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SDG 6,7 & 12 - Lisanne Huuskes & Chris Bontan

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Meliana van der Schee & Yente Maat. SDG 13 Climate Action  

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Meliana van der Schee & Yente Maat. SDG 13 Climate Action  

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SDG 13: Climate action

Explanation

SDG 13 focuses on addressing the human-induced climate crisis. In 2015, the Paris Agreement was established aiming to reduce climate change and its adverse effects. The effects of climate change pose a threat to both humans and nature.

Why

-          Wide subject

-          We find it important to take action about the climate

Examples

Best Kept Secret:

Has a cardboard disposable tent, which is later recycled.

Has LED lighting to consume less energy.

Awakenings:

Volunteers ensure that there is no litter on the ground.

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SDG 11 Lotte Heijenrath and Annika Huber

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SDG 11 Lotte Heijenrath and Annika Huber

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SCG 12 - Sarah Gruijters & Emma van Keulen

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SCG 12 - Sarah Gruijters & Emma van Keulen

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Sustainability & accessebility, Sarah & Emma

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SDG 10- Shannon van Mourik & Noémi Marijnissen

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SDG 10- Shannon van Mourik & Noémi Marijnissen

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SDG - Shannon van Mourik & Noémi Marijnissen

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Opdracht 1 P^0L_Tom van Gils_ Kenzo Sweep

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SDG 5 Gender Equality Semmi van Helmond & Aimee Gielen

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SDG 5 Gender Equality Semmi van Helmond & Aimee Gielen

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SDG 5 - Semmi van Helmond en Aimee Gielen

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SDG 3 | Amber Westerlaken & Merijn Segers

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SDG 3 | Amber Westerlaken & Merijn Segers

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SDG 15, or Sustainable Development Goal 15, focuses on "Life on Land," aiming to protect, restore, and promote the sustainable use of terrestrial ecosystems, sustainably manage forests, combat desertification, halt and reverse land degradation, and halt biodiversity loss.

Here are two arguments for choosing SDG 15 to focus on :

1. Global Importance: SDG 15 addresses critical issues affecting terrestrial ecosystems, forests, and biodiversity worldwide. By choosing this goal, you can delve into topics such as deforestation, habitat loss, endangered species conservation, and the impact of human activities on land ecosystems, demonstrating the relevance and urgency of these issues on a global scale. We can also investigate the impact festivals have on their surroundings.

2. Interconnectedness with Other Goals: Achieving SDG 15 contributes to the accomplishment of several other Sustainable Development Goals. For instance, healthy terrestrial ecosystems support clean water (SDG 6) and food security (SDG 2) by regulating water cycles and providing habitats for pollinators and agricultural species. Furthermore, addressing land degradation and desertification (SDG 15) can mitigate climate change (SDG 13) by reducing greenhouse gas emissions from deforestation and promoting carbon sequestration in forests and soils. This interconnectedness allows for a comprehensive analysis of how progress in one area can positively impact multiple dimensions of sustainable development.

Here are two festivals that integrate SDG 15 into their concept:

1. Glastonbury Festival (United Kingdom): Glastonbury Festival, one of the world's largest and most famous music festivals, has been incorporating sustainability initiatives aligned with SDG 15. The festival promotes environmental awareness and conservation efforts by implementing measures such as reducing waste through recycling and composting, promoting sustainable transportation options for attendees, and supporting local biodiversity conservation projects. Additionally, Glastonbury aims to raise awareness about the importance of protecting natural habitats and ecosystems through educational programs and partnerships with environmental organizations.

2. Roskilde Festival (Denmark): Roskilde Festival, one of Europe's largest music festivals, has made sustainability a central focus of its operations, including initiatives related to SDG 15. The festival implements sustainable practices such as waste reduction and recycling, promoting eco-friendly transportation options, and sourcing food and materials from local and organic suppliers to minimize its environmental impact. Roskilde Festival also collaborates with environmental organizations to raise awareness about biodiversity conservation and supports projects aimed at preserving and restoring natural habitats in Denmark and around the world.

These festivals demonstrate how large-scale events can integrate sustainability principles aligned with SDG 15 into their operations and use their platforms to raise awareness and promote positive environmental actions among attendees.