Escape Game on sustainable development - Save the world in 60 minutes

Description

Escape Game on sustainable development - "Save the world in 60 minutes". A fun and educational workshop for your next company seminar, anywhere on the island!

Objectives

Raise participants' awareness of environmental issues in an interactive way.
Develop team spirit and cooperation.
Provide practical tips on how to take action on a daily basis.

Escape game concept

Participants are plunged into a collective mission: solve enigmas, decipher clues and take on challenges to reach a final goal.
Each stage deals with a sustainable development theme (energy, waste, biodiversity, responsible consumption, etc.).
A dynamic format that combines games, reflection and action.

Audience & format

Public : the workshop can be adapted to suit all ages from 7 to 99!

Duration : 1h to 1h30 per session (adaptable to your constraints)

Participants : 6 to 14 participants per session

Venue : your premises or function room, indoors or outdoors.

Practical details

Turnkey event: all equipment provided.
Content and duration can be adapted to suit your needs.
Travel provided by the presenter.

The benefits

A powerful collective experience that encourages commitment.
Change agents with concrete courses of action.
A workshop that leaves a positive and inspiring mark.

Facilitator

Odile Rivière - CSR consultant and facilitator of fun workshops.
Member of the Fresques.re association and certified facilitator of the Fresque du Climat.

Course

After a short introduction, the clock starts ticking. Divided into 2 groups, participants will have to solve a series of 6 tests:

• Definition of sustainable development
• Waste management
• Climate
• Biodiversity and resources
• Social justice and inequality
• Responsible consumption

The themes can be adapted to suit the specific challenges of your organisation.
At the end of the game, participants will have to reconstruct a code word, symbolising the role we each play in sustainable development issues.

Feedback from the workshop

at the end of each session, a certificate of attendance is given to the manager, specifying the date, the number of participants and a summary of the content covered.
This document makes it easier to monitor and promote awareness-raising initiatives as part of your CSR approach.