Toolkit Co-Creation Process

Co-Creation at the Core of the Creative Climate Action Toolkit

The Creative Climate Action Toolkit has been developed with co-creation as a central working method. From the early stages, the process has involved stakeholders from both the Cultural and Creative Industries (CCIs) and Public Authorities, ensuring that the tools and models created are rooted in real needs and diverse local realities.

Learn more about the CCI4Change project here.

The toolkit’s design process has followed a service design approach, utilizing methods such as surveys, interviews, co-creation workshops, and pilot projects. This methodology has helped uncover valuable insights, enabling the development of practical solutions that promote climate awareness and encourage energy-saving behaviors through creative and artistic means.

The goal of the project was is to provide a digital open-access toolkit that offers not only concrete tools, but also a flexible framework for planning and implementing arts- and creativity-based climate projects. The toolkit serves as a resource for those looking to collaborate effectively and make climate action tangible and engaging in their communities.

Coming Soon: insights and articles
This website will soon feature articles that dive deeper into the CCI4Change project and its core themes, including the service design process, sustainable development, and the co-creation of collaboration models between creative sectors and public authorities.

Stay tuned for more updates and stories behind the development of the Creative Climate Action Toolkit coming up in summer 2025!

Project Team in Kauguri, Latvia