‘We were particularly delighted by the diversity of the challenges, which covered a range of topics and led us to take on a variety of tasks, such as reducing our waste, promoting biodiversity, adopting more environmentally friendly means of transport, and addressing social issues.’

« […] We approached the Ma Petite Planète association to encourage [high school students in the Grand Est region] to take action on a daily basis while having fun. The students and teachers we met following this experience were all proud of their achievements and ready to do it again."

‘Some people on the team didn't know each other very well, if at all. Now we know each other and share a lot about our personal and professional lives. A few days after the challenge ended, we can already see that the behaviours and ideas developed during the challenge are continuing (we exchange vegetables from the garden, recommend eco-friendly podcasts to each other, (...))’.

" This fun challenge, which encourages concrete action, is fully in line with the Department's ambition: to encourage secondary school pupils to become citizens who drive ecological transition. We hope that this challenge will enable secondary school pupils to initiate wonderful, virtuous projects in their schools or at home."

‘More than 200 employees completed nearly 4,000 challenges over these three weeks. The fun aspect is particularly appreciated. It provides a motivating framework for sharing best practices and adopting new habits in both professional and personal environments.’

" Young people have taken up […] the theme of environmental protection, while forging valuable intercultural links between French and German classes. The app, which is intuitive and easy to use, is proving to be a fun and unifying tool for working together to tackle major environmental challenges."