Sustainability for Public Service Media

Collaboration with Members to understand sustainability and how to implement it.

Research shows that televisions and associated devices are responsible for about 1.4 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions.  In addition, all the services used to gain audiences such as personalisation and use of AI, has a compounding effect.  As public service media organisations, we have a responsibility to improve the environmental performance of the broadcasting industry to make it more sustainable.

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EBU Technology & Innovation Workplan

Every two years, the EBU develops a roadmap for technology and innovation activities based on the requirements and inputs given by EBU Members. The result of this roadmap is our bi-annual EBU Technology & Innovation Workplan. Strategic programmes and project groups are set up to focus on specific areas of interest. To access the latest Workplan, click here.

EBU Interdisciplinary Programme on Sustainability within PSM

  • Helps Members to understand how to use sustainability measurement and metrics to deliver business transformation thus aiding informed decision making.
  • Supports the use of case studies that take advantage of work done in other related industries, such as the ICT sector.
  • Produces guidelines on best practices in sustainability and develop a common methodology for measuring the carbon footprint of production.
  • Acts as a collective voice when liaising with other groups who seek to engage with the broadcasting industry on sustainability and environmental issues, such as the ITU and other stakeholders.

​Join us

If you are interested in Sustainability within PSM, join our group on this topic and participate in the discussions.  Some restrictions may apply. 

Meet us at IBC 2023!