Support update September 2023 (Donut)

The first part of the quiz introduces the Donut with:

• 2 positive questions about the development of humanity;

• Presentation of the ecological costs of our development model;

• Introduction of the notions of social issues and planetary borders;

• Presentation of the Donut.

• Addition of a question on the impact of global warming of 5°C.

This slide allows us to address climate issues in a little more depth with less aware participants (for example those who have not experienced a climate fresco).

We specify in particular:

• The notions of trajectory and crossing point;

• The objective of 2 tonnes in 2050 for the entire world population: an educational objective (rounded) but compatible with the 1.5°C scenarios of the IPCC.

The adaptations were made to simplify the animation of this sequence by limiting it to the essentials. The detail is in fact useless at this stage and often forgotten by the participants when approaching the first rounds of the game.

• Presentation of the 5 factors of the collapse of biodiversity;

• Introduction of the notions of co-benefits and points of tension;

• Identification of co-benefits and points of tension of the cards of round 2 with regard to biodiversity.

• Addition of the electric bike emission factor;

• Highlighting the concepts of emissions per vehicle and per passenger.

• Added a question suggesting the role of influence in round 3 debrief

Following the latest developments, we realized that participants emphasized the importance of influence less during the debrief. This question gives the anims the opportunity to mention the subject. An opening is also possible on the amount of the budget for round 4 (which may increase).

The Social Issues focus is intended to be very free to allow facilitators to address different topics depending on the group

The objective is to involve participants as much as possible to bring out the social issues linked to the transition. Suggestions are presented in the notes of each slide to guide you in leading the debrief.

It is integrated to help participants take a step back on:

• The speed of evolution of social norms;

• The fact that the thinking and decision-making framework of tomorrow will necessarily be different from that of today.

We use the example of banning the use of cigarettes in public places, but other examples could be used.

Replacement of the image of Jean Marc Jancovici by the entire High Council for Climate as an expert:

• More legitimacy;

• More inclusive.

• Definition of the different types of resources;

• Identification of co-benefits and points of tension of turn 6 cards with respect to resources.

For reasons of duration of the workshop, and complexity of animation, we had to make choices and decided to make this debrief optional. You are nevertheless free to use it if you have the time and/or if the subject is particularly close to your heart.

• Presentation of climate risk factors;

• Reflection on adaptation solutions;

• Presentation of the notions of local issues which respond to hazards and vulnerabilities.

In our opinion, the modifications allow for better fluidity and the transmission of the right messages. It is divided into 2 parts

• Simulation lessons;

• Back to reality.

This has been adapted to better integrate the new messages.

For facilitators who wish, it is possible to use travel storytelling throughout the workshop:

• Home: "Let's go on a trip..., I will be your guide..."

• Ice breaker / round table: "Let's meet our rope party..."

• Quiz: “Let’s put together our equipment…”

• Round 1: “Here we go…”

• 2035: "Let's take a break..."

• Debrief: “Well done, let’s go back, take the time to look at the progress we’ve made”

• Conclusion: “standard” messages

You are free to continue to spin the metaphor!

We want this storytelling to remain an option, particularly so that the neo-anims focus on the more essential aspects of the workshop.