Overview

Complex global challenges require new ways of thinking.

This one-day interactive workshop introduces the NXplorers Pro methodology, an innovative systems-thinking approach developed to help professionals explore complex problems and create sustainable solutions.

Participants will learn how to apply NXthinking tools that are rooted in systems thinking, scenario planning, and theory of change to real-world engineering and sustainability challenges.

What to expect

Through a mix of short briefings, group work, and hands-on exercises, participants will:

• explore complex challenges using systems and causal-loop thinking
• develop and test creative solution scenarios
• learn structured tools to plan and implement change
• collaborate with peers from across the IChemE community and beyond.

You’ll leave the session with practical tools and fresh perspectives to apply in your own organisation or projects.

Getting there

The ETCA is located across the river from Amsterdam Centraal Station. You can reach it by taking a free ferry from the station to Buiksloterweg and then walking the rest of the way. You can also reach the venue by car. For more route information: www.energytransitioncampus.com/contact-us.

Reminder

• Kindly indicate in the registration form if you will be arriving by car. Please note that parking at ETCA can only be arranged by the organising committee and is available exclusively for registered visitors. Please make sure to bring an ID document with you for accessing ETCA.
• When we have registered you to ETCA, you will also receive an email confirmation from ETCA, with a QR code, and visitors guide. This is required for the registration on site.
• Details you've provided may be passed on to the committee for venue access.

Speaker

Tariq Hussain, Shell

The material presented has not been peer-reviewed. Any opinions are the presenters' own and do not necessarily represent those of IChemE or The Netherlands Member Group. The information is given in good faith but without any liability on the part of IChemE.

Time

09:00–17:00 CET.