IUCN, the International Union for Conservation of Nature

• 120-minute session
• Foster understanding and consensus-building on a specific issue
• Share knowledge and know-how
• Creative approaches as interactive dialogue techniques, world café processes, simulations and gaming, etc.
• Ideal for formalizing alliances or partnerships to take concrete action

The Forum’s workshops aim to present results-driven assessments on the state of nature, empowering people with the tools to work towards particular areas of conservation.

Typically, they last two hours and encourage participants to reach a good level of understanding on specific topics while building on consensus. Through interactive techniques, a conversational set-up, simulations of real situations and a whole array of other open training methods, participants will be able to learn from each other’s knowledge and know-how, thus taking advantage of the rich diversity of backgrounds and expertise.

Thanks to the creative approaches used to deliver these sessions, the workshops offer an ideal set-up to formalize alliances and partnerships to take concrete action resulting from Congress.

Explore the topics and documents of the workshops that took place during the 2012 IUCN World Conservation Congress on the Conservation trends platform.