Partners

Core funders

Creative Scotland

Creative Carbon Scotland is supported through regular funding from Creative Scotland.

City of Edinburgh Council

Within the City of Edinburgh Council we work with both the Culture Service and the Chief Executive’s Strategy and Insight team.

William Grant Foundation

From April 2023 until March 2025, the William Grant Foundation is assisting our strategy work, which aims to help to bring about more understanding of the potential of culture in helping society move to a sustainable future, and action towards this.


Founding partners

Festivals Edinburgh

Festivals Edinburgh is a strategic umbrella organisation focused on over-arching areas of mutual interest. Its sole focus is to maintain the Festivals’ and the Festival City’s global competitive edge, via major collaborative projects and strategic initiatives which support growth, product development, leadership and audiences. All of our work is dependent not only on the core Festivals Edinburgh team but on a strong commitment to collaborative working and on a sense of shared ambition and responsibility across all 12 member festivals. The Festivals Edinburgh Board is made up of the 12 Festival CEOs or Directors; and each Festivals Edinburgh workstrand is directed and supported by collaborative working groups comprising of staff members from the Festivals themselves.

Federation of Scottish Theatre

FST is the membership and development body for professional dance, opera and theatre in Scotland, bringing the sector together to speak with a collective voice, to share resources and expertise and to promote collaborative working.

FST represents a network of over 200 professionals performing arts organisations and practitioners across Scotland, ranging from individual artists and producers, small scale companies, through to large venues and National Performing Companies.

Scottish Contemporary Art Network

Scottish Contemporary Art Network is a member led network committed to championing and supporting the contemporary art sector in Scotland. SCAN delivers a programme of advocacy, information sharing and networking, professional development and research activities with and on behalf of our members.

Please see here for SCAN updates


Other partnerships

The Scottish National Culture for Climate group is an informal collaboration between several national cultural institutions, development agencies and performing arts companies. Scottish National Culture for Climate group

Project partners

Creative Carbon Scotland enjoys funding support and project partnerships, of varying duration, with a number of other organisations, on a local, national and international basis.

Past project partners, funders and sponsors

MarPamm and Interreg for Seas of the Outer Hebrides

Marpamm and interreg logos for Seas of the Outer Hebrides project

Creative Europe and the Scottish Government for Cultural Adaptations

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We worked with Climate Ready Clyde, Sniffer and Paul Watkiss Associates and were funded by EIT Climate-KIC for Resilient Regions: Clyde Rebuilt

EIT Climate-KIC logo

Zero Waste Scotland for Decoupling Advisory Group

Zero Waste Scotland logo

albert and Good Energy for the Creative Energy Project

albert and Good Energy logos

Good Energy and the Culture & Business Fund Scotland are previous sponsors of the Green Arts Initiative.

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About Creative Carbon Scotland

We believe cultural and creative organisations have a significant influencing power to help shape a sustainable Scotland for the 21st century.

[email protected]

+44 (0)131 243 2760

Supported by

Creative Scotland logo City of Edinburgh Council logo

A project initiated by Edinburgh’s Festivals with key partners the Federation of Scottish Theatre and Scottish Contemporary Art Network

Edinburgh Festival City logo Federation of Scottish Theatre logo Scottish Contemporary Art Network logo

Accreditations

Scottish Living Wage Accreditation