NEMO Policy Officer Elizabeth Wilde and NEMO Working Group SAC leader Estelle DeBruyn of KIK IRPA spoke during the Slovenian National Assembly, sharing sustainable initiatives and actions on climate taken by NEMO. The 30+ museum professionals present were then invited to share their experiences addressing climate change in their organisations. Finally, the group discussed shared resources and participated in an active exchange on sustainability indicators.
NEMO invited to speak at the Slovenian National Assembly
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