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Luxembourg Centre for Socio-Environmental SystemsSerious games and workshops
What better way to learn about sustainability than by spending quality time with your friends and colleagues during a serious game or an interactive workshop? We believe that learning about social and environmental issues should be an enjoyable, collaborative and engaging experience. This is why we propose to organise, with local associations, these interactive workshops that combine education and awareness.
The Sustainability Team at the University of Luxembourg offers a variety of workshops for the University community.
Some workshops, such as the Climate Fresk, Biodiversity Fresk, and 2tonnes workshop, provide you with essential scientific knowledge and insights, while also equipping you with practical solutions to reduce your environmental impact.
Other hands-on workshops, such as bike repair sessions, help you develop useful skills to maintain and repair your bicycle, encouraging more sustainable and frequent use of cycling in daily life.
Please note that the workshops take place mainly on the Belval Campus. If you wish to have workshops on other campuses, please contact us. The exact room details will be provided in the confirmation email.
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Climate Fresk
Reflect on the causes and consequences of climate change. Linking cause and effect and taking a global view of climate issues. Without making people feel guilty, and by sharing an understanding of the mechanisms at work, the Climate Fresk engages participants in a constructive exchange. By the end of the workshop, we are motivated and equipped to take action at our own level.
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Biodiversity Fresk
Understand the issues and pressures surrounding biodiversity, based on the Intergovernmental Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) report. Recreate an ecosystem and discover the impact of disturbance on it. Go and find out what biodiversity is, what it contributes to, and what degrades it.
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2 Tons Workshop
The average Luxembourgish resident emits 12.8 tCO2e per year. To limit global temperature rise below 2 degrees Celsius by 2050, we must collectively reduce our emissions. Engage in productive debates and have fun while expressing your opinions.
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Bike repair workshops
Join the experts from d’Haus vum Vëlo for a hands-on bike repair workshop!