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Interactive workshop • 1h45 • 6 to 20 participants
Workshop: Building Organisational Climate Memory
Turn your experience with extreme weather events into shared organisational memory and an action plan that strengthens your organisation’s long-term resilience.
✓ Collective learning✓ Organisational memory✓ Action prioritisation✓ Clear governance
Contact usWhat is the objective of this workshop?
Following an extreme weather event, the challenges experienced often fade from memory over time. Yet these events reveal valuable insights into your organisation’s vulnerabilities, strengths, and ability to respond.
This workshop captures lived experiences, encourages collective reflection, and turns lessons learned into concrete actions that will increase your organisation’s capacity to adapt.
Collective intelligence
A simple method for turning experience into action
Participants develop a shared understanding of the event, identify key lessons learned, and define priority actions that will strengthen organisational resilience over the long term.
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Identify key learnings
Preserve valuable insights and avoid starting from scratch.
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Define priorities
Highlight the actions with the greatest value for adaptation.
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Create a shared vision
Align teams around a common understanding.
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Move to action
Turn insights into concrete decisions and clearly defined responsibilities.
Workshop agenda
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Capture experiences
Identify key events, observations, and lived experiences.
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Map impacts
Identify impacts, successes, and challenges.
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Prioritise
Select the most relevant actions.
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Structure
Build the foundations of a roadmap and governance framework.
Your deliverables
✓ Collective impact map
Shared understanding of observed impacts, successes, and vulnerabilities.
✓ Adaptation priorities
Actions to maintain, strengthen, or implement as a priority.
✓ Action roadmap
Responsibilities, timelines, and initial commitments.
1h45duration
6 to 20participants
4areas of analysis
1action plan