– Reduce new purchases and favour second-hand items.
– Encourage repairing, sharing, and borrowing of items.
– Limit single-use products.
– Buy less, but better, according to your real needs.

– Lower heating, turn off lights and unused devices.
– Prefer walking, cycling, public transit, or carpooling.
– Reduce air travel when alternatives exist.
– Adjust habits to lower energy consumption.

– Extend the lifespan of your electronic devices.
– Reduce streaming and unnecessary storage.
– Regularly clean your emails and files.

– Reduce food waste and plan meals.
– Eat less meat and choose local foods.

– Reduce new purchases and prioritize reuse.
– Limit single-use items and unnecessary materials.
– Implement circular economy practices.
– Optimize waste management.

– Improve building energy efficiency.
– Adjust schedules and usage to reduce consumption.
– Reduce travel and optimize logistics.

– Extend the lifespan of IT equipment.
– Limit storage and energy-intensive digital use.
– Raise team awareness about low-impact digital practices.

– Train teams in environmental sobriety.
– Integrate sobriety into internal policies.
– Measure and track impacts of actions.

– Reduce energy consumption in municipal buildings.
– Optimize resource and material management.
– Implement low-impact practices for events.

– Promote active mobility and public transit.
– Plan the territory to limit travel.
– Support short supply chains and the local economy.

– Establish policies and regulations supporting sobriety.
– Support local reuse initiatives.
– Assist citizens in the transition.