Project Outline
The student or team will research incentive and recognition models used in comparable settings, such as star ratings, badge systems, tiered certification, and consult with event organisers to understand what would actually motivate behaviour change. The work might explore a bronze-silver-gold framework where events earn a rating based on measurable criteria, or a peer-recognition model, or something else entirely shaped by what resonates with the ANU community.
The team will deliver a practical incentive model with clear criteria, an implementation pathway, and recommendations for how it connects to the Carbon Smart Events Guide and broader University culture.
Get Involved
If you are interested in advancing this project, then get in touch the following ways:
- During Semester: Attend the Living Lab project session (generally about Week 3) to get started
- All other times: Reach out to McCusker.Education@anu.edu.au and let us know that you're interested in the project. We'll connect you up with the project partner. Please include a CV that we can pass on.
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Carbon Smart Events Incentive Program - Recognising Lower-Impact Events in Residential Halls
ANU event organisers already juggle budgets, bookings and promotion, and sustainability can feel like one more thing on the list. An incentive program that recognises effort and makes progress visible...
Partner: ANU Green
Project type: Living Lab
This is a project in the SoCIETIE Initiative: a 6-unit transdisciplinary course open to all students. You don’t need a matching major to join the team.
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Carbon Smart Events Incentive Program - Recognising Lower-Impact Events in Residential Halls
Living Lab · ANU Green