SSA's 4 Zones

Activity Zone 1 : Workshops

The Workshops zone provides a space for interactive sessions where attendees can engage in hands-on activities and group discussions to enhance their understanding of key topics. Each workshop is designed to foster collaboration, practical learning, and skills development.

Focus on interactive and hands-on sessions
Group discussions and collaborative activities
Practical learning and skills development

Activity Zone 2: Masterclasses

The Masterclasses zone offers in-depth sessions led by experts, aimed at providing advanced knowledge and specialized skills to participants. These sessions are ideal for those looking to deepen their expertise in specific areas.

Main Plenary

The Main Plenary serves as the central hub for high-profile discussions and presentations. This stage hosts a variety of sessions, from expert talks to panel discussions, bringing together thought leaders to share insights and drive impactful conversations.

High-profile discussions and presentations
Includes Spotlight Programme, Expert Talks, Corporate Expertise Sharing
Focus on impactful conversations and thought leadership

Networking Space

A dynamic networking space where attendees can watch live broadcasts from COP29, allowing them to stay updated with real-time developments while engaging in informal discussions and networking opportunities.

Adrien Humbert

Circonomy

Co-founder

Claire Kolly

EDLT.global

Director, HR Consulting & Executive Coaching

Our Trainers

45+

Attendees
in 2025

5

Speakers & Trainers
in 2025

5

Sessions
in 2025

7

Volunteers
in 2025

AlterCOP 30 Highlight

Bringing AlterCOP to Japan: Empowering local communities in Tokyo with science-based collaborative workshops

After a successful edition in 2024, The AlterCOP Global Core Team is delighted to have brought back AlterCOP's vision to Japan in 2025 with Ichigo Bloom to empower local sustainability action and partnerships.

After a successful giant Climate Fresk for AlterCOP 29 in Tokyo in 2024, we expanded the discussion to other environmental challenges.

This session has been a collaborative, playful, inspiring afternoon where participants were able to learn together, as teams, about the climate crisis, biodiversity collapse, plastic pollution, and the impact of digital technologies. They were also be invited to adopt a systemic vision, with the concept of planetary boundaries.

Facilitated by trained volunteers from the Ichigo Bloom collective and based on workshop formats developed in Europe based on collective intelligence, this event was open to anyone willing to learn while having fun.

Students, professionals, and the general public were all welcomed to join this unique session, with or without prior knowledge on sustainability.