un music & environment initiative 22-23 march 2010 – arendal - norway
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Paléo Festival Nyon Switzerland. UN Music & Environment Initiative 22-23 March 2010 – Arendal - Norway. Paléo Festival in figures 2009. 230’000 spectators 176 shows on 6 stages 1’455 musicians and technicians 8’000 campers 4’300 volunteers and 55 employed staff - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
UN Music & Environment Initiative
22-23 March 2010 – Arendal - Norway
Paléo Festival NyonSwitzerland
Paléo Festival in figures2009
230’000 spectators
176 shows on 6 stages
1’455 musicians and technicians
8’000 campers
4’300 volunteers and 55 employed staff
657 journalists and 215 medias
A budget of 21 million Swiss Francs
(=~14.5 million Euro)
The biggest music festival in Switzerland
Sustainable development
Sustainable development policy
Reduce the production of waste and sort most of it
Reduce energy consumption
Implement and promote public transport
Implicate everyone in the cause
Take responsability for social actions
Is part of our charter of values
A challenge for the whole organisation
Environemental objectives
Reduce the production of waste per festivalgoer to 800 g. and guarantee that a minimum of 50% of waste produced will be sorted and recycled in 2010.
Reduce energy consumption to 750Wh per festivalgoer in 2010 and guarantee it is 100% green energy
Reduce water consumption to 20 litres per festivalgoer in 2010
Ensure that 40% of those attending the Festival use public transportation
Means : limit individual transport
Large network of public transport, (free in the Nyon area)Specific trainsIncentive for car-sharingBike and motorbike parkings
Every year number of cars is decreasing
Means : reduce waste
Important logistics
13 waste handling points (non public area)
Reusable plastic goblets (900’000 goblets)
No sample distribution
Reduction of promotional supports
A cleaner field gives a better image
Results : impact of the Festival on the environement
in 2009 Attendies on site: 298’000
Waste : 254 metric ton
Electric consumption : 221’387 kWh
Water consumption : 8’286 m3
Waste Electricity
Water Public Transport
Annual Trend:
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