“and… ACTION! Museums in the climate crisis”

Lahti (Finland), 19-21 November 2023

Posted on: 6 July 2023

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Join 200+ museum colleagues from all over Europe to explore how museums can take action for the climate and a sustainable future during NEMO European Museum Conference 2023 “and… ACTION! Museums in the climate crisis”, that will take place in the European Green Capital (2021), Lahti.

As the sector stands at the brink of change, NEMO wants to offer guidance on how museums can be part of the solution and identify where they can contribute to climate action, as the sector is evolving and standing at the brink of change. The conference will draw on learnings from NEMO’s recent report to explore sustainability strategies, risk management as preventive measures and how to transform museums into futureproof and sustainable organisations.

The conference will host inspirational keynote speeches, enlightening panel discussions and engaging workshops. Several occasions for networking with European colleagues, inspiring museum visits and opportunities to explore the local nature and culture, in order to build strong alliances to find collective strength to contribute to global action for climate.

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