We are the Climate Generation is a European campaign to raise awareness and demand action on climate change. All the DNS agencies worked together to create a campaign that stretches right across Europe – France, Belgium, Germany, Italy, Turkey, Denmark and the UK. In seven countries, seven award-winning photographers have captured families and their hopes and concerns for the future. The call to action is to show a collective response to climate change at the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP21) in Paris, 2015.

Platform is a knowledge sharing facility, online news source and information portal for building sustainability and innovation across Greater Manchester, UK.

A four-year research project between the University of Manchester, Manchester City Council and Bruntwood, EcoCities examined the need for cities to mitigate and adapt to four degrees of climate change. Our creative challenge was to turn some heavyweight research into high impact content that is visual and easy to digest. We developed a content structure for online and print that enabled the audience to take in the headline findings at a glance, as well as providing a more detailed briefing for those audience with time to delve deeper.

Research found that the unemployment rules in Denmark had exploded from 421 pages in 1951 to a massive 23,675 pages in 2011, illustrating a strong case against bureaucracy. To make something as abstract as bureaucracy tangible, a group of unemployed people made the world’s thickest book out of the many pages. The book weighs 64 kg and is more than 134 centimetres thick.

Sustrans believe that every child has the right to walk, scoot or cycle to school. In the run up to the 2015 UK general election, they want politicians to commit to making the streets safe enough for this to become a reality. Creative Concern is working with Sustrans on the ‘Campaign for Safer Streets’.

After suffering from claims of ‘greenwashing’, Sidièse has been working with Henkel to re-launch its ‘Le Chat Eco-efficacité’ brand after it obtained its eco-label.

Powered by a youth tourism organisation, this campaign aimed to protect biodiversity and promote agricultural development in Natura 2000 areas.

This integrated nationwide climate protection campaign is aimed at a target group of 18 to 35 year olds and includes kick-off videos, blogs, social media and web content highlighting positive environmental behaviour.

The brief for Nespresso sounds simple – promote and encourage the recycling of used capsules via a specific collection system. The solution from Sidièse involved a brand new communications strategy…

The Get Me Toasty campaign was developed to promote the Energy Saving Trust’s new offer of free or heavily discounted home insulation to all residents across the Greater Manchester.

Orange turned to Sidièse for help with its CSR communications, which includes environmental, social and digital issues.

Sidièse has worked with Nestlé’s chocolate department on its sustainable development communication strategy.

Developed and managed by tippingpoints, ‘Like it – Bike it’ is a Short Film Competition running right across Germany to improve the image of cycling among young people aged 11 to 18.

A campaign encouraging an increase in the use of bike lights in Frederiksberg, the second biggest municipality in Denmark.