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Workshop for inclusive project culture

Value-oriented inclusion as a success factor for greater innovative strength, financial return and social impact

Inclusion is not a cost factor, it is a strategic strategic lever for more innovation, risk reduction and financial success. Companies that actively shape diversity are not only socially responsible, but also economically more successful economically more successful. They have the opportunity to open up new markets, reduce legal and reputational risks and increase their innovative strength through different perspectives.

This workshop will show you how to use inclusion as a Competitive advantage competitive advantage. From the systemic analysis of the forces that drive or block change to the concrete implementation in projects. You will learn how an inclusive project culture generates sustainable added value through a clear attitude, collaborative methods and the targeted use of diversity as a driver for better solutions within your company.

Minimize risks

Compliance with Swiss law (Disability Discrimination Act, UN CRPD) and EU standards as the basis for legally compliant, future-proof projects.

Accelerate innovation

Diversity as a catalyst for creative solutions and new business models.

Realize financial benefits

Accessibility as an investment that pays off through greater customer loyalty and efficiency.

Increase brand strength

Position yourself as a pioneer for a culture that retains talent and creates social relevance.

For managers and teams who see inclusion not as a compulsory exercise, but as a strategic strategic opportunity and want to make it a measurable success.

Holistic mindset

Treat inclusion as an understanding of culture and not as a checklist. Inspired by the thought: "Culture eats strategy for breakfast."

Value-oriented inclusion

Focus on added value such as risk reduction, innovative strength and financial returns through diversity.

Systems theory

Reflection on prejudices, norms and the role of identity in inclusive processes.

Biases & Identity

Understanding forces for and against inclusion in order to shape sustainable change.

Develop an attitude

Set practical anchors to anchor inclusion as a mindset and daily practice.

Concrete implementation

Tools and methods for accessible projects with little additional effort and immediate success

Creating an inclusive project culture that embraces diversity as the norm and actively adapts systems - for teams that want more than compliance.

  • Interactive & practical: change of perspective, tolerance of ambiguity and inclusive collaboration as key skills.
  • Individual pick-up of the participants. Change starts with the status quo.
  • No "inclusion terrorism": Relaxed, appreciative approach to diversity - without language police, but with clear values.
  • Cost argument invalidated: accessibility as an investment, not a cost driver (source: EBGB, Netzwoche 2022).

Target group: Project teams, managers, change agents, organizations that want to implement sustainable inclusion and digital accessibility as added value.

Format: Workshop (on-site or digital), adapted to your needs. Reference: Based on the presentation "Inclusive project culture" by Miro Dietiker (founder of MD Systems, open source practitioner).

Duration: 4h as an interactive workshop, 2.5h as a presentation, 8h with extended interactive components and individual strategy and action development.

2.5h

Basic workshop, introduction to the theory and mental attitude for inclusion.

4h

Fundamentals workshop and more than 10 interactive reflections to promote culture.

8h

Comprehensive workshop with individual strategy and measures.

If you want to start a new, challenging project with a potentially high risk of failure under the pressure of innovation and within a commercially oriented framework, we recommend the 8-hour complete workshop with a diverse team.