It sets out a shared vision between the Trust and the Executive and a commitment that the BBC should do more in co-operation with the wider broadcasting industry for the benefit of audiences.
These are external links and will open in a new windowThe world we live in is undergoing extraordinary change, the like of which has never been seen before.Driving this transformation is an unprecedented explosion in the human population, accompanied by a remarkable surge in economic growth and wealth creation.The consequences for the natural world that supports us all are both serious and, in some cases, potentially irreversible. 1 The challenge of sustainability This section explores the challenges ahead for public service broadcasting. Our aim is that informed and engaged employees work in low-carbon, efficient environments, using minimum resources, producing minimum waste and travelling only when necessary. It ends with a statement by the Director-
The BBC is also working with the consortium and Albert certification has been introduced across the wider UK TV industry.The BBC recognises the importance of working with other broadcasters, production companies and industry partners to collectively tackle issues and improve the sustainability of the TV industry. Many have gone a step further, with established giants such BMW, Coca-Cola, Goldman Sachs, Google, H&M, Ikea, Nike and Walmart among many others that have committed to 100% renewable energy.Equally, relying on finite and dwindling resources that will inevitably become more expensive is no recipe for long-term success. The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites. Itâs being used by more than 200 production companies and broadcasters in the UK television industry.Hit BBC Two comedy Inside No.9 brought green thinking into the production process early on when producers asked all departments to factor sustainability into their work.Teams on location cut CO2 emissions by using local mains power rather than diesel generators; cast and crew travelled in low-emission taxis; reduce, re-use, recycle principles were factored into the design of sets, props and costumes; and small consumables like reusable water bottles and rechargeable batteries were also used.Inside No.9 is a great example of a programme successfully weaving green practices into all aspects of production, showing that even on a comedy, sustainable production is no joke.The BBC is an industry leader in sustainable television production, working as part of the Bafta Albert consortium. Collectively this consortium promotes best practice in sustainable production through its 2015 saw the launch of a pioneering collaboration initiated in BBC North between the BBC, ITV, Peel Media, dock10 and Creative Skillset with support from A statement of intent to eliminate Single Use Plastic from BBC Operations Activities in this area range from efficiency for our buildings to staff behaviour.
Three star productions will have achieved significant results and made the most positive impact possible on the environment.Developed in collaboration with the Bafta Albert consortium, Albert certification is being implemented across BBC television. A growing number of businesses, both big and small, new economy and old, are embracing the sustainable agenda.If nothing else, the economic cost of inaction is simply too great. corporate responsibility performance. We are making good progress as an organisation but the opportunities for success, and the positive impact we can have is far greater if we work with others.Weâre founding partners of two collaborative initiatives. KS2 Geography Sustainability learning resources for adults, children, parents and teachers. As well as aiming for third party zero waste to landfill certification we have a three step plan to cutting single use plastic from our operations.Creating inspiring content and communicating global events to our audiences is hugely important and our staff will always need to travel in order to fulfil this purpose. Perspectives and Features.