On 10 February, the Musée du Quai Branly has signed the Charter of Sustainable Development Institutions and Public Enterprises, marking its commitment to ecology. The museum is the 55th signatory of the Charter in the context of National Sustainable Development Strategy 2010-2013 adopted in July
This signing is the culmination of the commitment to sustainable development, the museum realized by Jean Nouvel, whose project was supported by Jacques Chirac. "From the outset of the project, the Musée du Quai Branly desired state responsibility in environmental matters. Several sites continue to be conducted to improve the management of resources, streamlining such as lighting, water consumption and waste segregation, "said the president of the college Stéphane Martin, quoted by the website zegreenweb .
Designed to provide optimum energy performance, the museum plans to recycle the materials used for exhibitions, reinforces its commitment with the signing of this text which is initially launching a " Strategic Thinking for Sustainable Development identify their own issues, share and set objectives in the field of specific expertise. "Reflection and the results should be translated into policy, management and the various projects of the institution.
The museum will develop an action plan "to integrate the principles of governance and implementation of previously defined", which will put ecology at the heart of the strategy of the museum
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