"Clarity of both programme design and the challenge you set are critical to success"
We explore the debate around what makes a successful prize challenge to promote public and social innovation.
If we involve communities as active partners in the battle to fight climate change, they will respond with approaches that embrace changing behaviours and lifestyles.
Groups and individuals can spread their ideas and information more widely using video sharing.
The ncvo are running a free conference on Climate Change and the Voluntary and Community Sector on 5th March.
How the Big Green Challengers, Finalists and other groups can use photographs to tell their story and reach out to new audiences.
The Low Carbon Building Programme has been extended until March 2011.
Social media allows people to create and disseminate their messages in their own way and on their own terms.
The web today can offer enormous possibility for supporting citizen-led action on social and environmental issues.
Can we consign the idea of re-using bags and similar "simple tips" to the recycling bin?
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