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Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations

The Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations is the membership organisation for Scotland's charities, voluntary organisations and social enterprises. Charity registered in Scotland SC003558. Registered office Caledonian Exchange, 19A Canning Street, Edinburgh EH3 8EG.

Growing Climate Confidence: ClimatACTical pop-up and play

Date
11:00-13:30, 16 June 2026
Venue
The Inkwell
Francis Place
Elgin
IV30 1LQ
Contact
Chiara Fingland
Topics
Running your organisation Learning & development Climate
Overview
Step back from constant operational pressure and explore climate action that strengthens your organisation.ClimatACTical is a new interactive, facilitated game designed for Scotland’s voluntary, community and social enterprise sector. It creates space for people to think, learn and build confidence around climate action in a practical, low‑pressure way.This session is co‑delivered by the Growing Climate Confidence project and TSI Moray, combining national learning with local third sector insight.
Overall aim
This session offers a practical introduction to climate action that:
  • Builds confidence and shared understanding
  • Sparks new thinking without adding pressure
  • Recognises the everyday reality of third sector work
It is designed for people who want to make progress but need time and space to think through options and approaches.

By the end of this session, participants will have:

  • Increased confidence to engage with climate action in their organisation
  • A clearer understanding of how climate resilience links to mission, finances and operations
  • Practical ideas grounded in the everyday reality of third sector work
  • Opportunities to learn from others and reflect together
  • One clear, realistic takeaway action to build on back in their day‑to‑day role
Description

Wondering how climate action fits into the day‑to‑day running of your organisation, or where to start in a practical, manageable way?

This interactive pop‑up and play session introduces ClimatACTical, a gamified learning resource from the Growing Climate Confidence project. The game acts as a safe simulation, allowing teams to test ideas and explore trade‑offs without real‑world risk.

Through realistic scenarios, you will step back from operational pressure to explore how climate resilience connects to organisational mission, finances and everyday operations, while navigating rising costs, uncertainty and climate disruption. The session highlights the real tensions organisations face and creates space for reflection, discussion and learning together.

You will get to play the game, learn how it can be used in staff development or team sessions, and be introduced to the wider Growing Climate Confidence resources. You’ll leave with clear next steps, whether that is printing and playing, borrowing a kit, booking a hosted session, or taking a small but meaningful action forward.

Timings

  • 11:00 to 12:30 - pop-up and play: ClimatACTical
  • 12:30 to 13:30 - informal networking lunch
Who is the event aimed at?
ClimatACTical is for people working in voluntary, community and social enterprise organisations across Scotland, including:
  • Staff, managers and team leads
  • Trustees and board members
  • People involved in organisational development or staff learning
  • Anyone working under constant operational pressure who wants practical, manageable approaches to climate action
Whether your organisation is just starting out or already taking steps, the game supports shared confidence and meaningful next actions.No prior climate knowledge or experience is required.
Other Information

This session is free to attend and open to voluntary, community and social enterprise organisations of all sizes.

ClimatACTical has been created by the Growing Climate Confidence project in collaboration with SCVO, Small99 and Verture. It creates space to think, learn and move forward together.

This session is delivered in partnership with TSI Moray.

With thanks to funding from the William Grant Foundation, the National Lottery Community Fund and The Robertson Trust.

Cost
Free

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