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This presentation is for climate organizers to explain the initiative and engage local partners to make their events happen. Slide #25 to be completed with the local event's details.
ECO4CLIM we are a "glocal" community of climate practice, materialized into a global network of interconnected climate innovation labs, managed by climate organizers; where ecopreneurs meet climate activists and other key stakeholders, to co-create sustainable business solutions to climate-related challenges, for cities and communities, as well as companies and organizations.
If you want to run your own climate innovation lab within this global network, read this presentation carefully and contact us at http://ecopreneurs4climate.org/labs/
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Three main drivers for success
1. Rethink the organization culture to promote cross-functional interaction
2. Create et lead virtual Communities of practice (VCoP)
3. Use modern social collaborative tools
Two use cases are illustrating what is at stakes.
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The two day event incorporated lectures, speeches, case study presentations, panel sessions and interactive workshops all aimed at examining the many potential challenges and pitfalls of doing business in Asia Pacific, as well as key strategies to overcome them.
This training on “innovation and societal challenges” is dedicated to policy makers and business support organizations to help them better understand the context and their possible role to face the challenges.
“Ecopreneurs for the Climate” (ECO4CLIM) is the Global Week of Green Business and the Climate Movement. A week of activities, comprising climate innovation labs and Climate Champion Awards, that takes place in cities and communities across the world. It aims at empowering ecopreneurs and scaling up green business solutions that tackle climate change. The 2016 Edition -ECO4CLIM16- will take place on October 24-30, 2016.
This presentation is for climate organizers to explain the initiative and engage local partners to make their events happen. Slide #25 to be completed with the local event's details.
ECO4CLIM we are a "glocal" community of climate practice, materialized into a global network of interconnected climate innovation labs, managed by climate organizers; where ecopreneurs meet climate activists and other key stakeholders, to co-create sustainable business solutions to climate-related challenges, for cities and communities, as well as companies and organizations.
If you want to run your own climate innovation lab within this global network, read this presentation carefully and contact us at http://ecopreneurs4climate.org/labs/
Facilitating innovation management management in a distributed world of workingLouis-Pierre Guillaume
Facilitating innovation management in a distributed world of working - Lessons from virtual communities
Three main drivers for success
1. Rethink the organization culture to promote cross-functional interaction
2. Create et lead virtual Communities of practice (VCoP)
3. Use modern social collaborative tools
Two use cases are illustrating what is at stakes.
Official presentation of Incubaeco 2014 - Incubation & Acceleration Programs by and for eco-entrepreneurs. Headquarters at Impact Hub Madrid (Madrid) and Apocapoc BCN (Barcelona). Programas integrales de Incubación y Aceleración por y para ecoemprendedores. http://incubaeco.org/
Richard Ellis at the Asia Pacific Summit 2011Telstra Global
Last week the Asia Pacific Summit 2011 took place in London, presented by the London Business School and sponsored by leading telecommunications company Telstra International. The Summit brought together a wide scope of experience and perspective – from the academics of the London Business School to the heads of some of the world’s leading businesses.
The two day event incorporated lectures, speeches, case study presentations, panel sessions and interactive workshops all aimed at examining the many potential challenges and pitfalls of doing business in Asia Pacific, as well as key strategies to overcome them.
This training on “innovation and societal challenges” is dedicated to policy makers and business support organizations to help them better understand the context and their possible role to face the challenges.
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2. 1. The event: ECO4CLIM16
2. Role of climate organizer
3. Action plan to organize
4. Future perspectives: ECO4CLIM 2.0!
5. Q & A
Total duration: 1h
3.
4. 1. Promote, connect and empower climate-champion ecopreneurs
2. Strengthen local green economy ecosystems
3. Boost sustainable business networks
4. Implement the Paris Agreement via an SME-centered green & equitable economy
5. The 2016 Global Week of Green Business and the Climate Movement:
• Half-day events: climate innovation labs + Climate Champion Awards
• October 24-30 2016, around the world
6. 25+ cities, towns & communities already confirmed or in the process of, including:
Barcelona (Spain)
Paris (France)
Athens (Greece)Marrakech (Morocco)
Mahdia (Tunisia)
Panama City (Panama) Santiago (Chile)
Bologna (Italy)Cape Town (S. Africa)
Ramallah (Palestine)
Berlin (Germany)
Manaus (Brasil)
7. Half a day, morning or afternoon, any day of the October 24-30 week:
• Round of introductions (10 min)
• Presentation of partners (20 min)
• Climate innovation lab (1h45)
• Break (15m)
• Climate Champion Awards (1h45)
8. Open co-creation session with key local green economy stakeholders:
• Goals: identify climate challenges and outline green business opportunities to tackle them
• Multi-stakeholder approach: civil society organizations, ecopreneurs & SMEs, large
companies, public admin. & entities, investors & financial institutions, media, universities
& business schools ...
• Open format: workshop, roundtable, debate ... to be decided by each climate organizer
• Duration: 1h30 - 1h45
9. Ecopreneurs & green SMEs pitch their ideas/projects to the audience & jury:
• Goals: promote, connect, and empower ecopreneurs & green SMEs
• 2 categories: ecopreneurs (idea) & SMEs (company)
• Mixed jury: experts (partners, stakeholders) + audience → Weights: 50% - 50%
• Presentation format: Pecha-Kucha (20 visual slides, 20 seconds/slide)
• Criteria: team, innovation, financial sust., impact (mitigation & adaptation)
• Prizes: interviews, mentoring ... 1 global winner will present at the COP22!!
• Duration: 1h30 - 1h45 (up to 4 participants per category)
14. • Ecopreneurs & SMEs: take part in the lab, present at the Awards
• Climate organizer: organize an event in your city, town, or community
• Global partner: sponsor the initiative and help scale up its impact
• Sustainable business network: support & promote events in your region, offer free
membership & mentoring to winners ...
• Media partner: publish press releases & news, promote events, and interview winners
• Event partner: help make your local event possible by participating in the lab & jury,
providing resources such as the venue (space partner), outreach, prizes ...
• Everybody: contribute to the crowdfungin campaign (soon!) for prizes and scale-up
15. Entrepreneurs that solve environmental challenges and create social value via cooperative
and viable business models:
• Climate & environmental solutions
• Eco-awareness
• Green & quality local jobs
• Fair trade
• Economic equality & opportunity
• Community empowerment
• Social cohesion, democracy & peace
16. Event partners contribute to making their city/community's ECO4CLIM16 event possible,
getting in return visibility & promotion, contacts & partners, and knowledge & contents:
• Green economy stakeholders participate in the climate innovation lab & jury
• The space partner provides the venue, helps with logistics, and engages its community.
It can be a co-working space, entrepreneur./innovation center, incubator/accelerator,
city/municipality hall, university or business school ...
• Local media partners (don't have to be actual media) spread the news, promote the
event & partners, reach out to ecopreneurs & green SMEs, and interview the winners
• Local sponsors donate prizes to the Climate Champions: cash, mentoring, services ...
• Volunteers give a hand on the D-day: hosting, logistics, tweeting, taking pictures ...
17. • Date & time: ...
• Venue & address: ...
• Climate organizer/s: ...
• Space partner: ...
• Media partners: ...
• Other partners: ...
• Contact details (climate organizer): ....
Picture:
city/community,
space ....
18.
19. Organizations (private or public) or professionals that lead & manage an ECO4CLIM16 event
Specializing in: green economy, climate change, sustainability, business innovation,
entrepreneurship, international development ...
20. • Organizing the event: lead, coordinate and execute all major tasks involved: logistics,
partnerships, invitations, selection of participants (Awards), facilitation, and local
communication campaign (local media & outreach partners)
• Reporting: coordinate with and report progress & impact to ECO4CLIM team
• Prizes: optionally, look for additional prizes for the Awards
21. • Communication: lead the global communic. campaign and maximize reach of local ones
• Coordination: synchronize & harmonize contributions from the whole ecosystem
• Assistance: ongoing support to climate organizers via webinars, Skype, email ...
• Knowledge creation & sharing: facilitate exchange of best practices and innovation
• Prizes: interview and promote winners, mentoring by global partners, trip to COP22!!
22. • Part of an expanding global movement
• Positioning at the heart of your local green economy ecosystem
• Visibility & recognition via all the channels from ECO4CLIM and its network of partners
• Connection with professionals and organizations across the world, and exchange of best
practices with peers
• Business and partnership opportunities both in your country and internationally
• Contribute to sustainable development in your community
• And much more .... ECO4CLIM 2.0!!
23.
24. 1. Find a venue and fix the date
2. Build partnerships: STKs & outreach
3. Draft a press release
4. Distribute the PR: media & outreach p.
5. Keep promoting the event
6. Select participants for awards (4-4),
and collect their presentations (Pe-Kuc)
7. Send reminders when event approaches
8. Arrange the venue (on the eve)
9. Send a new press release on D-day (opt.)
10. Backup on D-day: hosting, TW, pics ...
11. Take notes & harvest findings/conclusions
12. Draft a synthetic report (blog post)
13. Keep it up and join ECO4CLIM 2.0!
25.
26. • ECO4CLIM evolves from a global week of action into a “glocal” community of climate practice
• A global network of interconnected climate innovation labs, managed by climate organizers
• Labs where ecopreneurs meet activists to co-create climate-champion business solutions for
cities and communities, as well as companies and organizations (hackathons)
• Partner with incubators/accelerators to shape, test & scale up solutions
• Successful models will be imported/exported from/to the network and replicated by local
ecopreneurs
• Set-up a global non-profit organization, a network of non-profits, with an advisory board
• Hire staff, develop an online crowdsourcing platform, and implement a business model that
generates revenue for climate organizers and host venues
27. • “Ecopreneurs for the Climate - Round-The-World Trip” right after the COP22 (Morocco, Nov.)
• Visit the climate organizers interested, and build and kickstart the climate innovations labs
with you: business model, meetings with key STKs, raising funds (donors, philanthropists...),
and transferring SwitchMed's eco-entrepreneurship methodology to local incubators
• Fundraising for EC04CLIM 2.0: a multi-site global crowdfunding campaign, with local chapters
managed ONLY by those organizers who want to build their lab
• Co-funding: combine crowdfunding with sponsorship from municipality and/or companies
• Ir will also add prizes for the winners of the 2016 Climate Champion Awards
• To be launched on september 6-7, and last for a 1 month
• Specific webinar on the crowdfunding campaign & ECO4CLIM 2.0: middle of next week
28. What we need from you ASAP:
• Confirmation
• Bio, photo, logo
• Event's details
• Interested in ECO4CLIM 2.0?
• Video clip: “we are the...”
Next steps:
• ECO4CLIM16: follow action plan
• ECO4CLIM 2.0: event as 1st stone
• Specific webinar: crowdfunding & 2.0
Climate organizers:
Join us in this journey into the future of climate innovation and action ;-)