International Cooperation Workshops
We all have a role to play. Take part in an international cooperation workshop to find out yours!
SDGs in Action: Rethinking Our Consumption Patterns
Explore the major challenges of the 2030 Agenda through the concrete example of sustainable consumption and production.
This workshop, offered by the Fondation Eduki, enables students to become familiar with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by making connections between the different goals and the major challenges to be addressed at the global, national and local levels.
Through interactive quizzes and group activities, the workshop places particular emphasis on SDG 12, which focuses on sustainable consumption and production. It also showcases local best practices and solutions developed by students as part of the Eduki Competition, with the aim of encouraging young people to reflect on their own actions for a more sustainable world.
Digital Technology and Society: What Impact on Our Lives?
Analyze the effects of digital technologies on individuals, society and international cooperation.
Digital technologies are profoundly transforming our lifestyles, social interactions and access to information. This workshop invites students to explore the relationship between digital technologies and society, as well as the opportunities and challenges they represent for humanity.
Through participatory activities and discussions, participants also discover the role of international cooperation in addressing digital issues and make connections with the 17 Sustainable Development Goals. The workshop encourages them to develop a critical perspective on technological innovations and to reflect on how digital progress can be reconciled with respect for human rights.
Digital Technology and the Environment: Understanding the Hidden Challenges
Discover the environmental footprint of digital technologies and solutions for a more sustainable use of technology.
Although digital technology is often perceived as immaterial, it relies on infrastructure and resources that have a significant impact on the environment. This workshop raises students’ awareness of the environmental consequences of digital technologies, from the extraction of raw materials required to manufacture digital devices to their use and end-of-life management.
Through a range of group activities, participants also explore the challenges of sustainable development and the role of international cooperation in finding solutions. Drawing on the 2030 Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals, the workshop invites them to reflect on ways of reconciling technological innovation with environmental protection.
Informations
Audience
Lower and upper secondary school students enrolled in Switzerland
Capacity
Max. 25 people
Availability
From September to June
Duration
60 minutes
Price
Free for Swiss public schools
Location
Fondation Eduki, Geneva
Booking
At least 1 month in advance
Preparation
The workshops do not require any prior preparation.
‘ We do not inherit the Earth from our parents; we borrow it from our children. ’ Antoine de Saint-Exupéry