EcoFest is an annual festival in Mexico City that connects residents with green/eco-friendly products and services from over 150 vendors. The festival aims to both promote sustainable options and help consumers understand why it's important to relate to sustainability themes. It features markets for local green products, cultural activities, workshops on sustainability topics, and brings together institutional buyers, families, young people and VIPs interested in a greener lifestyle. The event is made possible through sponsorships and partnerships with organizations supporting green causes.
n the lead-up to the federal election, we want to empower you to sit down with your Federal Member of Parliament and ask them to commit to more climate action, including funding Solar Our Schools.
Letâs make climate action a priority election issue!
Here is the AP4CA presentation from "Meet your MP Training Workshop" (held Monday 6th December 8.00 - 9.30pm AEDT)
In the last 12 months, Australian Parents for Climate Action have empowered dozens of parents to meet with their federal and state MPâs.
For more information go to www.ap4ca.org
Stories are how we learn and evolve as a society. Healing the problems of society begins with the words we use to shape the past, present, and future. Myth and legends heal because they remind us of right and wrong, and how to each balance again.Â
This presentation asks: how can we change the story we tell to heal the rifts in our society around climate action and to specifically get bipartisan support for climate action?
Bringing together research from the Climate Compass, story medicine principles, and audience provocations, this presentation sets up the agreed framework for our Australian Parents for Climate Action parent and grandparent spokespeople.
n the lead-up to the federal election, we want to empower you to sit down with your Federal Member of Parliament and ask them to commit to more climate action, including funding Solar Our Schools.
Letâs make climate action a priority election issue!
Here is the AP4CA presentation from "Meet your MP Training Workshop" (held Monday 6th December 8.00 - 9.30pm AEDT)
In the last 12 months, Australian Parents for Climate Action have empowered dozens of parents to meet with their federal and state MPâs.
For more information go to www.ap4ca.org
Stories are how we learn and evolve as a society. Healing the problems of society begins with the words we use to shape the past, present, and future. Myth and legends heal because they remind us of right and wrong, and how to each balance again.Â
This presentation asks: how can we change the story we tell to heal the rifts in our society around climate action and to specifically get bipartisan support for climate action?
Bringing together research from the Climate Compass, story medicine principles, and audience provocations, this presentation sets up the agreed framework for our Australian Parents for Climate Action parent and grandparent spokespeople.
The CFPB has published revisions to the TILA and RESPA mortgage regulations in response to changes mandated by the Dodd-Frank Act. The revisions are known as the TILA/RESPA Integrated Disclosures, or TRID. Learn all about the changes by reading through these slides brought to you by Academy Mortgage Corporation
The 10th of December is the international day of Human Rights, the occasion for the EU to speak out loud its core values, raise awareness and gather people around them.
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Dr. Jeff French: How to Design and Deliver Social Programs that Influence Behaviour
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Jeff French: How to Design and Deliver Social Programs that Influence Behaviour
Keynote Session
Presented at the New Horizons in Responsible Gambling Conference in Vancouver, January 27-29, 2014
Communities become confrontational if they are not heard and governments, including school districts can get STUCK in trying to move the discussion forward. Get unSTUCK by engaging the community, involving them in the process and working the mead to get your messages heard.
Adventures in Policy Land - Service Design in Government 2017Sophie Dennis
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Sophie Dennis shares the lessons from her recent adventures in policy land. The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is exploring new ways of developing policy, bringing together multidisciplinary teams of policy experts, service designers, technologists and analysts, to work in an iterative, agile way on potentially significant new policies. Sophie worked as a service designer with two such teams. She discusses the benefits and challenges of these new ways of working, and advice for others hoping to do the same.
Social Media Changed Events Forever. Here is Proof!Julius Solaris
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The book is out http//socialmediaforeventsebook.com - free to download.
This is a presentation from the upcoming book Social Media for Events. It presents the result of one of the most extensive research about the use of social media at events.
The CFPB has published revisions to the TILA and RESPA mortgage regulations in response to changes mandated by the Dodd-Frank Act. The revisions are known as the TILA/RESPA Integrated Disclosures, or TRID. Learn all about the changes by reading through these slides brought to you by Academy Mortgage Corporation
The 10th of December is the international day of Human Rights, the occasion for the EU to speak out loud its core values, raise awareness and gather people around them.
Dr. Jeff French: How to Design and Deliver Social Programs that Influence Beh...Horizons RG
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Dr. Jeff French: How to Design and Deliver Social Programs that Influence Behaviour
Keynote Session
Presented at the New Horizons in Responsible Gambling Conference in Vancouver, January 27-29, 2014
Jeff French: How to Design and Deliver Social Programs that Influence Behaviour Horizons RG
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Jeff French: How to Design and Deliver Social Programs that Influence Behaviour
Keynote Session
Presented at the New Horizons in Responsible Gambling Conference in Vancouver, January 27-29, 2014
Communities become confrontational if they are not heard and governments, including school districts can get STUCK in trying to move the discussion forward. Get unSTUCK by engaging the community, involving them in the process and working the mead to get your messages heard.
Adventures in Policy Land - Service Design in Government 2017Sophie Dennis
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Sophie Dennis shares the lessons from her recent adventures in policy land. The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is exploring new ways of developing policy, bringing together multidisciplinary teams of policy experts, service designers, technologists and analysts, to work in an iterative, agile way on potentially significant new policies. Sophie worked as a service designer with two such teams. She discusses the benefits and challenges of these new ways of working, and advice for others hoping to do the same.
Social Media Changed Events Forever. Here is Proof!Julius Solaris
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The book is out http//socialmediaforeventsebook.com - free to download.
This is a presentation from the upcoming book Social Media for Events. It presents the result of one of the most extensive research about the use of social media at events.
Climate Information and Early Warnings Communications Strategy TemplateGreg Benchwick
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This template can be used to create an integrated communications strategy for the issuance of early warnings and the creation of advocacy communications strategies in the climate information and weather services sector.
This Earth Day, We are launching an ambitious goal of achieving global climate and environmental literacy by Earth Day 2020. Education is the foundation for progress. We need to build a global citizenry, which is fluent in the concepts of climate change, and aware of its unprecedented threat to our planet. We need to empower everyone with knowledge to act in defense of environmental protection. To help you craft your Earth Day 2017 events, Earth Day Network has developed toolkit resources specialized to your community, accessible below.
Earth Day Network has created this toolkit so that you, the environmentally-minded citizen, can create tangible change by organizing and coordinating Earth Day events in your local Community.
This Earth Day, We are launching an ambitious goal of achieving global climate and environmental literacy by Earth Day 2020. Education is the foundation for progress. We need to build a global citizenry, which is fluent in the concepts of climate change, and aware of its unprecedented threat to our planet. We need to empower everyone with knowledge to act in defense of environmental protection. To help you craft your Earth Day 2017 events, Earth Day Network has developed toolkit resources specialized to your community, accessible below.
Earth Day Network has created this toolkit so that you, the environmentally-minded citizen, can create tangible change by organizing and coordinating Earth Day events in your local Community.
A brief presentation on how I use social media to support my work as an Improvement Strategist at the Improvement and Development Agency (for Local Government).
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies such as Generative AI, Image Generators and Large Language Models have had a dramatic impact on teaching, learning and assessment over the past 18 months. The most immediate threat AI posed was to Academic Integrity with Higher Education Institutes (HEIs) focusing their efforts on combating the use of GenAI in assessment. Guidelines were developed for staff and students, policies put in place too. Innovative educators have forged paths in the use of Generative AI for teaching, learning and assessments leading to pockets of transformation springing up across HEIs, often with little or no top-down guidance, support or direction.
This Gasta posits a strategic approach to integrating AI into HEIs to prepare staff, students and the curriculum for an evolving world and workplace. We will highlight the advantages of working with these technologies beyond the realm of teaching, learning and assessment by considering prompt engineering skills, industry impact, curriculum changes, and the need for staff upskilling. In contrast, not engaging strategically with Generative AI poses risks, including falling behind peers, missed opportunities and failing to ensure our graduates remain employable. The rapid evolution of AI technologies necessitates a proactive and strategic approach if we are to remain relevant.
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In Odoo, the multi-company feature allows you to manage multiple companies within a single Odoo database instance. Each company can have its own configurations while still sharing common resources such as products, customers, and suppliers.
7. Areas
Workshops and conferences | DIY | Savings | Decor | Habits
More than 50 workshops and 20 conferences, will help
to bring closer the sustainable consumption and the
care of the environment through the creation of daily
habits.
10. Sponsors | Allies
The EcoFest is only posible, thanks to the sponsors and allies involved with the
green cause, for us is really important to receive this support in order to make the
festival more trascendent and bigger each year.
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4 month strategy (3 before and during the event and 1 after it) -> 3K + followers
Central Social Network
âąTarget: Enterprises and general public
âąSales promotion and advertising dinamics (cupons y challenges)
âąLinks with other networks (pinterest, instagram, e-magazine)
âąHashtags creation
âąLinks with other followers and important accounts
250 retweets per week, 50favs every week, TT during EcoFest, impact one month after (+500
followers and 1000 retweets)
Strategy
56. Creation of the Crisis Team
âą The Crisis team will be a part of the communication area of Las pĂĄginas
verdes. This team will be in charge of any problem during the event. They will
be the main organization to give solution to any attack or insulting action.
âą For ECOFEST 2014 the crisis team will be integrated by the team who will
give us solution to any negative issue
We have to look for the solutions with the specified people in the following
order:
58. Situation & action
âą Social network: During the event there will be exchange of information from the attendants
and no-attendants to the event. If we have a negative comment, before consulting the
crisis team we will set which type of user is sending the message. We have determined the
following ones: troll, intense, intense with medium authority, intense with high authority and
low intense user with influential contacts.
59. Types of users Action Plan (What to do?)
Trol: user who insults and bothers others wihout providing serious
arguments. Doesnât try to find solutions
-You should show him that he is attended
-Direct attention
-If the ataque continues, he has to be banned
Intense: user who bothers providing certain arguments. The number of
his followers is not dangerous
-You should show him that he is attended and he also can be promoted to
deliver more accurate and organized arguments
-Direct attention
Low intense but connected to influential ones: user with few followers
but the one who uses the influence of others to enlarge the problem
-You should respond him publicly to show that he is attended
-Direct attention
- Itâs important to follow the case
Intense with average authority: user with few followers but the one who
has a nice eye to the issue he deals with. He knows how to use social
networks and usually appear to be interactive
-You should immediately answer his comment
-You have to try to have a personal contact with him through the means
of DM, Mail or telephone after the problem is solved
-You have to try to make him rather offline than online user
Intense with great influence and authority: a user with a great
influence and authority in social networks. He has a certain reputation in
addressing one particular issue
-You have to give him immediate and special attention
-Personal contact
-You have to solve this problem offline in order to distract public
attention from this issue
-Make clear how the problem was solved in the media and what has
happened
- If there is a real mistake of the company he address, you have to
apologize publicly for it and try to sort it out
60. Situation & action
âą Money Crisis: ECOFEST 2014 is an event with low budget that is why we look for sponsors
and strategic alliances. Even when everything is planned there can be some situations that
change the budget that has already been set. If there is a money crisis we will take
advantage of the pyramid-sponsor model of Las PĂĄginas Verdes.
âą We will start offering to go to âthe next levelâ to the ones that are in the lowest area of
the pyramid- that will give us more money and they will see more advantage for their
brand from the event.
62. Situation & action
âą Crisis with the Government(Invented situation): SEDEMA refuses to support the event and impedes its
holding. Secretary of SEDEM supposes that ECOFEST costs a lot and produces little effect.
1. We gather a crisis-committee to resolve this GR-issue
2. We send to the SEDEM and Secretary full program of the upcoming festival with all costs calculated,
all events and people involved
3. We conduct an evaluation of the ECOfest 2014 and its results and achievements, as far as costs and
participants
4. We write a letter to SEDEM and its Secretary assuring to run all the costs concerning media-content
support of the event, with the comprehensive plan of social-media tactics and other green investors
engaging
5. We write a letter to the head of Cuahutemoc Delegation with Ecofest full program and calculated costs,
asking for the permission to conduct a festival in the streets of this delegation
6. We send to the SEDEM Cuahutemoc Delegation headâs official permission
7. We conduct a meeting with the main stakeholders of the event and SEDEM representatives to ensure
them to give us a green light
8. We publish a report about our official meeting with SEDEM representatives in our e-magazine
63. Event
âDetection of a bad
event/ message /situation
Mobilize
âCreate a crisis team for
any bad situation
âThis team will be on
charge to decide what
strategy must be followed
and who will do it.
Situation analysis
â When we have any
negative situation we have
to determine who is
talikng? What is saying
and by which channel?
âOnce we have
determined some facts we
talk to the crisis team and
decide what are we going
to do?
Consequences
âIf we donât give any
attention to the crisis
situations that may appear
before, during and after the
event the reputation of the
event
âBad reputation can decrease
the number of sponsors. As a
low budget event, they are
the main support of it.
Response s trategy
âThe main objective is to give
priority to those comments
and situation that can affect
our event and decrease the
popularity and reputation of
it.
âWe have the rule to make it
âclear and satisfactoryâ. If we
follow this we can give the
right message and end the
problem having satisfied
people creating the idea that
ECOFEST is good in every
aspect (even in the bad ones).
Action
âInmediate action is based on
giving the Crisis team the
right information to deliver a
solution
âAnalize every aspect of the
case to give the best solution
for everybody.
âShort period of response but
with every detail well
analized.
âFollow up any crisis situation
after the resolution.
MaMMstaaessrt tPeerlra PPnllaann
64. Crisis
Contact the
crisis team
Collect all the
usefull info
Find
Begoña
Ortiz
Find
Cris
Guash
YES YES
Find the best
solution/strat
egy
Action
NO
NO
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