One World Strategy Session II - Earning The Future
One World Workshop Session II – Earning The Future, supports the organisations sustainability efforts by focusing on how to achieve sustainability goals and objectives. The workshop focuses upon the components of sustainability and the role of change, innovation and responsible leadership. This workshop establishes the HOW of sustainability.
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:
Aimed at lodge operations, participants will also be able to meaningfully contribute towards sustainability goals and objectives, and also incorporate aspects of sustainability into the guided experience and guest interaction. The content and the topics used in this workshop are taken from Jonathan award winning book, One World.
This workshop focuses upon how we can achieve sustainability goals and objectives through an understanding the components of sustainability, and the role of change, innovation and responsible leadership. This is the HOW part of sustainability.
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. Each topic builds on the understanding of sustainability.
A minimum number of participants is 8 (divided into 2 groups), maximum number is 30 (divided into 5 groups). Multiple sessions can be arranged around the participants availability.
A minimum number of participants is 6, maximum number is 30 (divided into 5 groups). Multiple sessions can be arranged around the participants availability.
This workshop is aimed at individuals who influence and contribute to achieving the organisations sustainability goals and objectives.
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/ TV.
Yes, a big part of sustainability in diversity and inclusiveness. The workshop is collaborative and more of a discussion.
No, there is no assessment.
At the end of the workshop, each completed worksheet represents the groups interpretation of sustainability in terms of their role and responsibility within the organisation.
Yes, all participants receive a certificate for their participation in the workshop.
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.
The workshop is conducted under the context of the organisations sustainability goals and objectives. The worksheet topics apply to other sectors of business.
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speaker and award-winning conservationist. He consults for poison information helplines, medical organisations and academic institutions, and speaks and is a panel member at medical conferences and is a member of the National Snakebite Adivisory Group. His work has inspired a generation, and has shaped our understanding of scorpions and scorpion stings across Southern Africa.
Jonathan is a proud recipient of a 2020 Eco-Logic Environmental award for his One World Book and associated presentations, workshops and activities.
