Linee guida per la sostenibilità degli eventi dal vivo

Andrea Zardi

doi:10.6092/issn.2039-2281/20465

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Andrea Zardi University of Turin

Andrea Zardi graduated in History of Art at the University of Milan, and in Cinema and Performing Arts at the University of Turin. He worked for the Teatro Stabile Torino as an archivist and in 2017 he was a research fellow at the University of Turin, where he obtained his PhD. He joined the PRIN 2015 - 'Per-forming the social: education, care, and inclusion through theatre' and with the NIT Neuroscience Institute of Turin. He was a fellow researcher in the University of Bologna and Turin and worked in the University of Rome "La Sapienza" - Department of Psychology, as well cosigning the project Dance4Ageing. His research focuses on the interdisciplinarity between neuroscientific studies and performance and on intersections with Cultural Studies with publications in scientific journals and currently, he is the artistic director of the company ZA | DanceWorks.

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https://doi.org/10.6092/issn.2039-2281/20465

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sustainability, ISO 20121, guidelines

Abstract

In recent years, the topic of sustainability in the cultural sphere has prompted a wide-ranging reflection on the impact that the live event can have within the debate. The need to change the relationship between human activity, the environment, and the economic and social processes involves various productive sectors including the cultural dimension and live performance. The interest in sustainability also permeated institutional discourse - thanks to the possibility of obtaining substantial funding - through new standards and norms governing the organization of live events, for example, the CAM (Minimum Environmental Criteria) for cultural events realization. In this essay, we will analyze the case of a standard of a voluntary nature, the ISO 20121: 2012 (Event Sustainability Management System), and its possible application in small and medium-sized organizations, providing a useful tool for the planning, realization, and maintenance of a sustainable event.

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