Can Data Minimisation Save The Planet?
Overview
"Data Minimisation: Can it Save the Planet?" tackles the urgent issue of data's environmental impact within AI and data-driven tech. This session, highly relevant to a Data & AI themed space, examines the challenges of balancing climate commitments with the realities of data growth.". We'll examine GDPR's data minimisation principle, exploring its role in carbon reduction and efficiency.
Join Luke Beckley, DPO, Head of Privacy & Data Governance at Corella (and self-proclaimed Data Provocateur), and Morgan Attias, Product Innovation Manager at Infotel, for a dynamic presentation and Q&A. Luke brings his expertise in data privacy and governance, challenging conventional data paradigms, while Morgan contributes insights on product innovation and system efficiency.
The format includes an engaging presentation, followed by a live Q&A via a barcode system. We'll present data-backed insights on data processing and energy use, offering practical steps for organisations to adopt data minimisation. Key topics: mapping data to carbon footprints, streamlining audits, and improving data governance.
Expect a blend of theory and real-world examples, empowering attendees to take data responsibility. We'll discuss data quantity vs. quality, and regulatory compliance's role in sustainability. Prepare for a thought-provoking discussion on data minimisation's potential for a sustainable future.
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How to get involved
Please read the information back below, and then fill out an expression of interest form. This will let us know you’d like to take part, what age the participating children are and whether you’d like any support from us or an ‘industry mentor.’
Plan your challenge, consider your resources and the participating students. Challenges can be completed in small or large groups. but please be aware that only 8-10 students from selected schools will be able to attend the celebration event.
Submit your challenge responses via our online form below. Your school can submit up to 10 entries. The deadline for responses is Friday 9 May, 2025. Please get in touch if you are struggling to meet the deadline.
The Schools Challenge steering committee will identify a small group of students from selected schools to be invited to a celebration event on the morning of Friday 20 June at South Shields Customs House.
If selected, you will be invited to attend by 23 May. There will also be an opportunity to display students‘ work as part of a number of public
exhibitions across local authority areas.
If you have any issues, contact us via email: getinvolved@technext.co.uk
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