One World Session I - You Are Here!

facilitated by Jonathan Leeming

Introduction

One World Workshop Session II – Earning The Future, supports the lodges sustainability goals and objectives by focusing on understanding the foundations of sustainability through honest and open collaboration and discussion.

Participants are divided into groups and given an A0 worksheet to complete. As the workshop progresses, participants complete the worksheet topics according to the groups consensus. There are no right or wrong answers, just a deeper understanding of the world.

The worksheet focuses upon the following topics:

  • Mankind’s impact.
  • Components of sustainability.
  • Road to sustainability.
  • Extended producer responsibility.
  • Average is not enough.
  • Time to pack your bags.
  • Change.
  • Innovation.
  • Responsible leadership.
  • What’s your big idea?

Aimed at the lodge environment, the content and the topics used in this workshop are taken from Jonathan award winning book, One World. 

Format

  • 4 hour facilitator led workshop.
  • Participants complete a worksheet in groups. 
  • Everyone who attends the workshop receives a certificate. 
  • The content of this workshop is supported by the One World Book.
  • Supports the One World Session II - Earning The Future, workshop.

Outcomes

  • Supports the organisations sustainability goals and objectives.

Ideal For?

  • Driving sustainability efforts in a lodge environment. 
  • Individuals responsible for sustainability goals and objectives.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main focus of the workshop?

The main focus of this workshop is to develop an understanding of sustainability goals and objectives through honest and open collaboration and discussion. This understanding supports the organisations sustainability goals and objectives.

How is the workshop run?

Participants are divided into groups of 4 to 6 participants. Each group sit around a table and have their own worksheet. As each workshop topic is discussed by the facilitator, participants discuss the topic and complete that section of the worksheet.

What are the minimum and maximun number of participants for the workshop?

A minimum number of participants is 8 (divided into 2 groups), maximum number is 30 (divided into 5 groups). Multiple session can be arranged around the participants availability.

What equipment is required for us to host this workshop?

To host this workshop we need 1 table per group (ideally 4 to 6 participants per group) plus chairs. The facilitator requires a projector and screen.

Who should attend the workshop?

This workshop is aimed at individuals who influence and contribute to achieving the organisations sustainability goals and objectives.

Which employees should attend the workshop?

This workshop is aimed at employees who are required to understanding the sustainability goals of the organisation, in particular those employees responsible for the implementation of these goals and objectives within their department. 

Is the workshop suitable for participants where English is not their first language?

Yes, the workshop is collaborative and more of a discussion.

Is there an assessment at the end of the workshop?

There is no assessment. 

Do participants receive a certificate after the workshop?

Yes, all participants receive a certificate for the participation in the workshop.

Do participants receive a copy of your One World Book?

The One World Book will help participants understand the organisations sustainability goals and objectives. Copies of the One World book can be included into the workshop for each participant. 

Is this workshop only for lodge organisations?

Although adapted for the lodge environment, this workshop can be adapted to any sustainability goals and objectives, regardless of the organisations sector or activities. 

Together we can change tomorrow today!