We have been hired by Lancaster Environment Centre to produce a programme that will play an integral part at the launch of the Northwest Eco-Innovation Project in Manchester on 22nd October.

 

The programme will include interviews with Mark Atherton of NWDA, Phil Woolas, the Minister for the Northwest, and key representatives from a number of SMEs in the North West. Additional filming will take place in Manchester, Liverpool, Lancaster and Cumbria to demonstrate the Eco-Innovation Project in practice.

 

Worth £1.3million, The Northwest Eco-Innovation Programme plans to work with 420 businesses in the region by supporting innovative products, services and technologies that can make a better use of our natural resources and reduce our ecological footprint. Through Business Link and NWDA, the project will assist SMEs to manufacture products with reduced environmental impact by virtue of their design, raw materials, manufacture, use, reuse, application and ultimate disposal.