1. Welcome & Icebreaker (30 mins)

  • Objective: Build trust and set a collaborative tone.

  • Activity:

    • "Two Truths and a Lie": Participants share 3 facts (2 true, 1 false) about their connection to the project.

    • Output: Laughter, relaxed atmosphere.

2. Context & Goals (20 mins)

  • Presenter: Project lead or facilitator.
  • Content:
    • Share the challenge (e.g., "How might we revive our village through ethical tourism?").
    • Review past efforts (e.g., failed tourism initiatives).
  • Define success metrics (e.g., "20% increase in local business revenue by 2025").

3. Empathy Mapping (45 mins)

  • Objective: Understand stakeholder perspectives.

  • Activity:

    • Break into small groups (locals, tourists, officials).

    • Fill out an empathy canvas:

      • "What do we THINK, FEEL, SEE, HEAR about this issue?"

    • Output: Insights pinned on a shared board.

4. Ideation Sprint (60 mins)

  • Methods:

    • Crazy 8s: Sketch 8 ideas in 8 minutes (e.g., "Nomad-led farming tours").

    • Dot Voting: Participants vote on top 3 ideas.

  • Output: Ranked list of solutions (e.g., "Co-working space in abandoned schoolhouse").

5. Prototyping (90 mins)

  • Objective: Turn ideas into tangible plans.

  • Activities:

    • Group 1: Business model canvas (for entrepreneurs).

    • Group 2: Physical mock-up (e.g., cardboard model of a tourist route).

    • Group 3: Role-play (e.g., "Act out a nomad’s first day in the village").

  • Output: Rough prototypes to test.

6. Feedback & Refinement (45 mins)

  • Method: Gallery Walk

    • Groups present prototypes.

    • Others give feedback via sticky notes (Green = "Love this!", Red = "Concerns").

  • Output: Refined solutions with community buy-in.

7. Action Plan & Next Steps (30 mins)

  • Activity:

    • "Who Does What by When?": Assign tasks (e.g., "Mayor secures funding by November").

    • Set a follow-up meeting date.

  • Output: Signed commitment posters/photos.

8. Closing & Celebration (15 mins)

  • Activity:

    • "One-Word Share": Participants describe the workshop in 1 word.

    • Group photo + informal networking.

Workshop Materials Needed

  • Whiteboards, sticky notes, markers.

  • Printed empathy maps/business model canvases.

  • Snacks/coffee (crucial for energy!).

Adaptation Tips

  • For virtual workshops: Use Miro (digital whiteboard) and breakout rooms.

  • For resistant groups: Start with a local success story (e.g., "How Sende revived Cortegada").

  • For tight budgets: Replace prototyping materials with storyboards or sketches.

 
 
 
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