The DMA in partnership with BSI is offering DMA members the chance to save up to £2000 by going green and becoming ISO 14001 certified.
There is increasing pressure from both government and clients for all businesses to show they are monitoring, and looking at ways to reduce, their environmental impact – and it is not just about print.
The DMA in partnership with BSI have introduced an offer for DMA members to provide them with a preferential service to assist them with the implementation and certification of ISO 14001. Not only will you gain the competitive advantage of environmental transparency and accountability, but you will also save approximately £2000 in reduced rates – a thank you from us for being a DMA member!
ISO 14001 is an international management standard that specifies a process for controlling and improving a company's environmental performance and can be implemented by a wide variety of organisations, whatever their current level of environmental maturity.
To register and receive a quote from BSI, please visit:
http://webinars.bsi-uk.com/DMA/14001
For further information on this scheme, including DMA member rates, please read the
Go Green Pack
For a full cost savings breakdown for DMA members, please
click here
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ISO 14001 |
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Prove Your Environmental Leadership
(Published: 23 Jan 2008 - 2.11MB)
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BSI Management Systems |
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Be selective, choose BSI
(Published: 23 Jan 2008 - 171KB)
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Green Matters |
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Direct Marketing Material Waste Prevention
(Published: 31 Mar 2010 - 232KB)
The direct marketing industry met the 2009 recycling target agreed by the Government and the Direct Marketing Association (DMA) (UK) and is even ahead of the goal for 2013. This report reveals that 76.5 per cent of direct marketing material is now recycled – well ahead of the 2009 target of 55 per cent and beating the 2013 target of 70 per cent.
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Green Matters February 2009
(Published: 26 Feb 2009 - 602KB)
The February ’09 issue of GreenMatters is a PAS 2020 special, featuring contributions from some of the key partners behind the DM industry’s first environmental standard. The articles look at why PAS 2020 was created, what the standard means for the industry and why PAS 2020 certification should be a priority for all companies involved with DM.
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Green Matters December 2008
(Published: 1 Dec 2008 - 366KB)
In this issue, Robert Keitch, the DMA’s Director of Media Channel Development,
spells out the environmental targets that will be coming into effect in 2010. Dr Steve Waring, Advisor to the government’s Envirowise programme, describes how the forthcoming voluntary standard PAS 2020 will help the DM industry adapt to these new conditions.
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Green Matters June 2008
(Published: 16 Jun 2008 - 484KB)
This issue of Green Matters provides easy to use tips for making your business green whilst keeping it profitable.
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Green Matters February 2008
(Published: 28 Feb 2008 - 1.87MB)
There is increasing pressure from both government and clients for all businesses to show that they are monitoring and looking at ways to reduce their environmental impact. Yet making such changes is often considered an additional expense to business. This issue of Green Matters dispels the myth that green is not profitable.
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Green Matters November 2007
(Published: 30 Nov 2007 - 617KB)
Environmental thinking goes way beyond the materials used in the final marketing product. It needs to be an integral part of the whole marketing process – from the planning and strategy to the delivery and evaluation. This issue of Green Matters focuses on one of the pillars of direct marketing – data.
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Green Matters August 2007
(Published: 14 Aug 2007 - 1018KB)
Amongst a bewildering amount of information about the environment, this is the first in a series of no nonsense guides, produced by the DMA with advice from the Government’s Envirowise programme, providing advice on how to minimise the environmental impact of direct marketing,.
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Environment progress report
(Published: 30 May 2007 - 380KB)
This paper reports on the progress achieved to the end of 2005 and outlines some of the next steps to ensure that the industry keeps on track to achieve our targets and commitments.
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Direct Mail & Promotions Producer Responsibility Scheme
(Published: 21 Feb 2005 - 351KB)
Document detailing how the DMA''s Direct Mail & Promotions Producer Responsibility Scheme will operate to meet the requirements of the Government’s waste strategy.
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Case Studies |
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Ricoh UK Products Ltd Environmental Management Systems
(Published: 23 Jan 2008 - 756KB)
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Webinars |
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An Introduction to Environmental Management |