The National Film Archive of Iceland is taking Green Steps this year. The archive will focus on taking as many Green Steps as possible in the new year, while also strengthening its infrastructure and operations.
The Green Steps website states: The Green Steps project is an effective way for state-owned institutions and companies to work systematically on environmental issues in their office operations. There are five steps in total, and work is carried out according to clear checklists.
The Environmental Agency is responsible for the assessments and management of the project. Once the fifth and final step is reached, a re-evaluation is conducted every two years. The project is a great way to engage employees and provide education on environmental and sustainability issues.
The film archive has recently been undergoing a major cleanup, and the goal is for the archive to be as organized, clean, and safe a preservation institution as possible.
