AASHE 2013 Green Fund Implementation Guide by Campus Green Fund Collaborative
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Transcript of AASHE 2013 Green Fund Implementation Guide by Campus Green Fund Collaborative
Campus Green Fund Collaborative McKenzie Beverage, Butler University Karen Blaney, University of Texas at Austin Kevin Ordean, Northern Arizona University Mieko A Ozeki, University of Vermont Katherine Walsh, UC Berkeley Lilith Wyatt, McGill University
• Intentional, effective, and strategic implementation of CGF projects.
• Less Eco-Clutter on our campuses. • Achieving strong sustainability branding and minimizing green-
washing.
The Campus Green Fund Collaborative (CGFC) is a non-registered group of campus sustainability staff involved in coordinating and managing green funds on their
respective campuses. The CGFC’s intentions are to:
• Share Resources • Listen • Publish a Campus Green Fund Implementation Guide
We want your input!
• Design & Campaign
• Implementation & Management
• Evaluation & Reporting
• Education & Outreach
1. VISION: What your fund should do
2. RESEARCH: What others have done
3. PROPOSAL: The formal outline of what your fund will do
4. SUPPORT: Building a coalition around campus
5. CAMPAIGN: Proving widespread public support
6. EVALUATE: Congratulations and move forward vs. re-
grouping and begin again
● Electric Race Car ● Climate Adaptation Lecture Series ● Solar Power & Smart Grid Lab ● Campus Renewable Energy
Feasibility Study ● Earth Week ● Campus Dashboard ● Office of Sustainability Internships ● Recycling & Composting Programs ● Water Metering ● Energy & Water Competitions ● Campus Tree Inventory ● Lawns to Meadows
● Hydration Stations ● VeloComposting Program ● Farmer’s Market ● Wood Shredder ● Childcare Access Study ● Green Biobanking ● Student Food Collective ● Bike Co-Op
• Who’s Who and What’s What
• Assembling a Campus Green Fund Committee
• Bylaws
• Funding Guidelines and Criteria
• Hiring Green Fund Staff
• Grant Application Process
• Implementing and Managing Funded Projects
• Student internships • Number of hours worked on
projects • Applications received • Average funding amount per
project • Number of events • Number of volunteers • Resources conserved • Pounds of waste diverted • Pounds of local food
procured • Interviews conducted • GHG emissions reductions
• Why Evaluate and Report?
• Evaluation Objectives
• Tips for Evaluating & Reporting
• What to Evaluate
• Evaluation Metrics
• Mechanisms for Evaluation &
Reporting
• Education and Outreach Outcomes
• Strategies for Different Foci
• Branding Your Green Fund
• Creating a Website
• Social Media and Press
• Community Outreach and Education
• Brand Management
Campus Green Fund Implementation Guide Published by AASHE,
written by the CGF Collaborative
AND
Campus Green Fund Database
www.aashe.org/resources/green-funds/
*Other CGF resources can be found on the AASHE website
Contact Info: [email protected]
• What have we missed in the Guide’s outline?
• What do you need from a Campus Green Fund Collaborative?