Friday, November 8, 2024

9:00 - 9:30

Sala Ospiti

Sponsored By: hasenkamp group

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Overview

Art logistics and sustainability – how do they fit together?

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Details

Roman Wisst, Hasenkamp International Transports, Cologne, Germany The effects of climate change will be serious for the preservation of our cultural heritage. The question arises as to how and in which areas practical countermeasures can be taken. Art logistics will also be put to the test. The CO 2 reports of various institutions underline this importance, as art logistics sometimes account for 30%-50% of one's own footprint. From a sustainability point of view, four relevant areas can be identified in art logistics: Transport Storage Packaging Additional services All four areas must be considered and evaluated in a differentiated manner. Our presentation will demonstrate which options, challenges and limitations institutions have to tackle the footprint of their projects. Requirements come from different stakeholder within or outside the institutions, and sometimes legal requirements or regulated framework conditions are difficult to reconcile with the wishes of the other party. In addition, there is a tension between optimal, object-specific logistics solutions from a conservation point of view and economic requirements. In other sectors of the economy, innovation is an important driver for faster progress towards the achievement of goals. How can innovation contribute to the sustainability of art logistics? Is a sustainable packaging solution the key to reducing transport? Or is it a new box the same way? We want to present an overview of the sustainability efforts in art logistics and show a new path within the industry and provide food for thought using practical example.

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