Last year I was invited to address Scotland’s national conference for microenterprises – Small is Beautiful. You can watch my talk “It’s Easy Being Green (with digital)” opposite.

Related to that, I’m on the panel at the 2020 Climate Group event Digital Changes Everything on 16th February, 5pm at St. Paul’s & St. George’s Church, Edinburgh. The keynote speaker, Ian Abbott Donnelly, will focus on using digital technology to address climate change and will provide an opportunity to see live examples of digital work in climate change from inspiring innovators.

Ian is a member of IBM Academy of Technology and specialises in using the tools of information science to drive improvement in resilience and sustainability. Sign up to come along!

Music +, the mentoring scheme run by the Scottish Music Centre, piloted an innovative project funded by AmbITion Scotland, the digital development programme designed by Rudman Consulting. They looked at ways of cutting organisational and mentee carbon emissions, through developing and offering online distance learning. Read more about their achievements!

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This case study from Rudman Consulting’s AmbITion Scotland programme reveals Creative Carbon Scotland‘s digital development claimexpenses.com. The tool was developed with support from Sustainable AmbITion, a fund which focussed on utilising digital technologies for better environmental sustainability. Reflecting on the development of claimexpenses.com, users from Festivals Edinburgh and the Edinburgh International Festival, as well as the tool’s creators Creative Carbon Scotland, explain the benefits and outcomes to Hannah Rudman.