The Waste Fresco - CSR Workshop Group activity

This is a fun and collaborative 2.5 hour workshop with a similar pedagogy to that of La Fresque du Climat.

The aim of this "serious game" is to raise awareness and educate participants about the environmental issues surrounding our waste.

The workshop also aims to explain the main lines of actions to be taken to understand the impact of our consumption patterns, and then to open discussions between participants on the subject.

A real team building tool, this workshop allows participants to come together to learn about sustainable digital.

part 1: Understanding - 1h15 (with introduction)

In teams of 4 to 8, participants identify and then draw the links between the cards in the game to build a real "Fresco".

part 2: Creativity - 15 min

The participants illustrate their key messages and choose a title together, to make the content their own and create a team spirit.

part 3: Feedback - 5 min

Each group explains the title of its fresco and its decoration, then the facilitator makes an oral correction of the fresco.

part 4: Actions - 1h (with the conclusion)

The participants write down the solutions they can think of to respond to the problems seen previously.

Action/solution cards are proposed if these do not emerge from the proposals.

The participants exchange on the actions they have already implemented or that they wish to implement. Optionally, a household game can be played by asking participants to think of themselves as a family and work together to adapt their lifestyle. Based on the actions that their family has been given and that they should implement.

Capacity: This collaborative game is facilitated by a professional facilitator who can run one to two tables. Each table can have between 5 and 8 participants. A facilitator can therefore lead from 5 to 16 participants.

(possibility of having several facilitators)

Duration: 2h30

Requirements: 1 or 2 tables of 3m x 1m without chairs.

Face-to-face: 2 tables maximum per facilitator in the same room.

Remote: 1 table per facilitator (maximum 8 participants)