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Green Skills Sprint - Come Test an AI-Supported Sustainability Toolkit on your Idea/Project

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This is a working session where trainers test a new AI-supported sustainability toolkit

You’ll leave with a concrete sustainability decision

We are piloting a new training format developed as part of an Erasmus+ project on:

  • AI in education

  • Green skills

  • Social entrepreneurship

You will:

  • Apply Life Cycle Thinking (LCT) to a real idea

  • Use a structured Green Lens framework

  • Stress-test your thinking with AI and peer challenge

  • Contribute to improving how sustainability is taught

👉 You are not just attending, you are testing the method!


🧠 WHAT YOU’LL WALK AWAY WITH

  • A completed Green Lens Canvas (A3)

  • One clear sustainability improvement decision

  • A framework you can reuse in your own teaching or work

  • Exposure to AI-supported sustainability analysis

(+ you help shape a real European training toolkit 😉)


👥 WHO THIS IS FOR

  • VET trainers and educators

  • Facilitators and workshop leaders

  • Sustainability professionals

  • Entrepreneurs working with impact


⚙️ FORMAT

  • 2-hour facilitated sprint

  • Small groups (3–4 participants)

  • Hands-on work (not theoretical)

  • AI-supported reflection

  • Peer challenge


🧪 WHAT YOU’LL DO

  1. Define a real sustainability problem

  2. Map environmental impact across lifecycle stages

  3. Identify where impact actually happens

  4. Use AI to challenge your assumptions

  5. Receive peer critique

  6. Make one concrete decision


💬 GUIDING QUESTIONS (aligned with project)

  1. Where do you believe the biggest environmental impact of a product actually occurs, and what makes you confident about that?

  2. Which part of your current sustainability thinking relies most on assumptions rather than evidence?

  3. What would need to change for you to reconsider your idea as “not sustainable”?


📌 Note

This session is part of an Erasmus+ project exploring new methods for teaching sustainability and entrepreneurship.
Participants may be asked to provide brief feedback after the session 📋

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