Green Team Building for Companies: The Green Game

Budget between €14 to €53 excl. VAT per person in Île-de-France, with a minimum of €1,390 excl. VAT for up to ten participants. The price per person decreases significantly with the number of attendees: €53 for thirty, €26 for one hundred, €18 for two hundred, €14 for four hundred.

Île-de-France pricing tiers: €1,490 excl. VAT for up to twenty people, €1,590 for up to thirty, €2,090 for up to fifty, €2,590 for one hundred, €3,690 for two hundred, €4,790 for three hundred, and €6,790 excl. VAT for five hundred, the highest group size in the pricing grid.

In Hauts-de-France, the pricing drops by one tier: €1,390 instead of €1,590 for thirty participants, €2,490 instead of €2,590 for one hundred. Lyon and Bordeaux follow the Île-de-France pricing. Calculate your exact price based on your group size and city.

The Green Game is the format in its category that can accommodate several hundred people: up to five hundred participants simultaneously, all on the same interface, with a shared leaderboard.

This makes it a frequent choice for conventions, general assemblies, or sustainability weeks, when you need to engage an entire plenary session without dividing the audience into workshops.

The content can include your own questions alongside the core game, allowing your commitments to be shared rather than generic information. For a corporate event, the on-stage finale serves as a highlight at the end of the day.

Each team needs one smartphone, or two if you want to balance participation, with a stable internet connection. This is the only real technical requirement of the format.

The activity begins with the distribution of coloured wristbands to form teams, then everyone scans a QR code to join the interface. This is followed by a warm-up round, modules on climate and biodiversity, themed blind tests, and a true or false series.

The activity concludes with the announcement of scores and a buzzer finale on stage between the top four teams, with a reward for the winning team. Allow 45 minutes to 1 hour 15, suitable for both indoor and outdoor settings. For a seated, non-competitive format, a well-being conference covers the same need differently.

From 10 participants, and the pricing grid goes up to five hundred. Teams are formed with 2 to 200 people depending on the chosen configuration.

No prior knowledge of ecology is expected: the questions rely on common sense and educational information, not on prior expertise. This allows for mixing all job roles within the same teams.

The format is suitable for organisations that want to disseminate their environmental policy to a wide audience. However, be mindful of what it is: a awareness quiz, not a hands-on action. During a corporate seminar, it can be used at the opening to set the tone for the day on the subject. In the same category, Laughter Yoga addresses a similar need.