Living and acting in line with your ecological ambitions
A 3-step roadmap
1) Carbon line: choosing the right actions to reduce your individual carbon footprint
This workshop offers a clear introduction to the main levers for reducing your personal carbon footprint. Using simple data and concrete examples, it helps everyone identify the actions that have the greatest impact and build a realistic plan for making progress on a daily basis.
2) Reconciling ecology and large gatherings: the experience of 20,000 young Scouts and Guides of France
How can you organise a large event while limiting its environmental impact? Based on the experience of a gathering of 20,000 young people, this workshop presents practical solutions for logistics, waste, travel and energy. A useful resource for anyone involved in organising international meetings.
3) Implementing ecology in the parish: the Green Church label
This workshop introduces the principles and tools of the Green Church label. It shows how a local community can move step by step towards an integrated ecological approach: assessment, priority and concrete actions, mobilisation of members. You will be able to return home with the best ideas for your communities.
Speakers
Juliette Maupas
Juliette Maupas is involved in the Green Church network and is responsible for supporting certified communities in the Île-de-France region. She is also in charge of international relations.
Louise Hubert
Louise, 23, is a member of the Ecological Conversion sector for the SGDF's AG 2026. Responsible for a cub scout unit in the Val de Marne, she participated in the socio-environmental certification of Clameurs and worked in particular on waste management and carbon footprint assessments for the gathering.
Nathanaël Schmoderer
Nathanaël, 24, is the leader of the Ecological Conversion division for the 2026 General Assembly of the SGDF. He participated in the certification of national SGDF events for Clameurs and has taken a particular interest in issues of transport and animal welfare.
Stéphane Dierick
Laudato Si' facilitator Stéphane Dierick is co-founder of Sailcoop and scientific mediator on energy, climate and biodiversity issues.