Six ways to activate your stakeholders.

The globally recognised workshop that builds shared climate literacy and sparks conversation about real solutions.

A collaborative card game walks participants through the cause-and-effect chains of the climate system, drawn directly from the IPCC reports. The group then reflects on what they've learned and finishes by identifying high-impact actions at individual and collective level.

Your team leaves with

• A clear grasp of how the climate system works
• A stronger sense of why it matters
• Concrete, prioritised actions to take

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Delivered in 150+ countries, 50+ languages, by 100,000+ facilitators to 2.35M+ participants.

Source: IPCC. Format created by Cédric Ringenbach (2018).

Discover how ecosystems work, why biodiversity matters to us, and what threatens it — then build a plan to act.

Built on the same collaborative structure as the Climate Fresk, the group works through a five-chapter story of the relationship between humans, ecosystem services and nature loss, then connects it to its own context and co-develops an action plan.

Your team leaves with

• A shared understanding of the value of biodiversity
• Insight into the drivers of ecosystem erosion
• Solutions you can realistically implement

Source: IPBES (Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services).

Explore the limits of our take-make-waste system and the levers of a circular economy — in a fun, interactive way.

Chapter one dives into the problems of the linear economy. Chapter two explores the theory and practice of circularity using the value hill alongside inspiring case studies, before the group discusses how to apply the ideas in its own setting.

Your team leaves with

• New concepts and circular strategies
• Awareness of common pitfalls and traps
• Practical ideas to start circularising

Raise awareness of the environmental footprint of digital technology — and what a more sustainable digital looks like.

In small teams, participants link the cards of the game to build a collage, personalise it to their context, debrief together, and close with a solutions exercise on building a more sustainable digital world.

Your team leaves with

• A shared understanding of digital sustainability
• Clarity on the problems and threats
• Solutions you can implement

Sources: ADEME, GreenIT.fr, EcoInfo CNRS, The Shift Project.

Unravel the story of everyday materials and start a positive conversation about a cleaner future for fashion and textiles.

An engaging way to align teams around sustainability goals, generate ideas and build momentum — equally effective for onboarding new joiners and for kicking off change with senior decision-makers.

Used by organisations to

• Onboard and align a global workforce
• Harvest fresh ideas from diverse teams
• Re-energise ESG efforts and win leadership buy-in

Adopted by brands including Givenchy and Promod for internal activation.

Equip your team to understand climate risk and co-design strategic, practical adaptation responses.

Run in two blocks, the workshop moves from understanding what adaptation is (and how it differs from mitigation) through real-world risks and cases, to a practical six-criteria framework for evaluating options — closing with a transformational pathway for a challenge relevant to you.

Your team leaves with

• Tools to assess risk exposure and vulnerability
• A framework to evaluate options and spot maladaptation
• Shared language and momentum to move from concern to action

Created by Juliette Nouel & Marguerite Deperrois (« Les Ateliers de l'Adaptation au Changement Climatique »).