Dec 11, 2024 | Project-reports, Resources

This deliverable introduces all of the serious games developed in I-CHANGE while setting the focus on the game ‘Our Climate Story’, that facilitates interdisciplinary discussions on local hazards, solutions to reduce the impact of these hazards or protect oneself from potential impacts. At the same time, the game thematises the impact of carbon emissions from transport on the future climate and hazard likelihood. The latter one further focuses on the possible lifestyle changes in our daily life. The game is primarily targeted at (secondary and tertiary) schools, universities, associations but also at families. Especially, for families, the game builds in the idea of intergenerational learning about hazards and local solutions.

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Dec 11, 2024 | Project-reports, Resources

This report provides an overview of the activities and results of the Climate Action Training Schools (CATS) conducted within the I-CHANGE project by the project partners across the eight Living Labs (LL) located in Amsterdam, Barcelona, Bologna, Dublin, Genoa, Hasselt, Jerusalem, and Ouagadougou. The document describes the design of the six sessions (three in Year 2, three in Year 3) for each LL, the activities and topics addressed, and some information on the self-assessment and feedback forms about the sessions. This report is targeted at both internal project partners, who may use this report to inform ongoing project reporting activities, and stakeholders at the local, regional, and national levels, who may find the learnings from the CATS useful for designing future lectures and workshops dedicated to promoting climate action awareness.

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Dec 11, 2024 | Project-reports, Resources

This report provides an overview of the Citizen Science (CS) activities conducted within the I-CHANGE project by eight Living Labs (LLs) located in Amsterdam, Barcelona, Bologna, Dublin, Genoa, Hasselt, Jerusalem, and Ouagadougou. The report comprehends the planning, monitoring, and self-assessment of the activities, along with their development and outcomes. Overall, the report provides key insights into how citizen science can influence policy, raise public awareness, and drive long-term environmental action. It highlights both the successes and challenges faced by the LLs, offering actionable recommendations for integrating citizen engagement into future climate initiatives.

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