“For the Future—Agile Practice Must Make a Difference for the Earth and Sustainability” (with Steve Holyer)

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This document discusses using agile principles and practices to address sustainability challenges. It suggests applying definitions of done that consider environmental impacts and using retrospectives to increase awareness and reduce carbon footprints. Agile methods like sprints could help organizations tackle the climate crisis. The document advocates understanding and protecting the planet, aiming for equity and health, and improving lives. It provides examples of agile teams helping with food waste and supporting refugees. Overall, it presents agile and sustainability as complementary approaches to solving important problems.

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What?

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Sustainability
Human/People
Aiming for equity, health,
liveability
Environment/Planet
Protecting the Planet
Economic/Profit
Improving the lives &
prospects of everyone,
everywhere

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So What?

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Agile made a Promise!

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agilebossanova.com

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Now What?

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Sustainability in Agile
◼ Sustainability in Agile
– Use sustainability to guide your actions and outcomes in agile
development
◼ For example:
– Have a definition of done that verifies that the energy
consumption of your system does (at least) not increase
– Inform the user about how to use the system resource-
efficiently
– When outsourcing, consider impact and/or ethical outsourcing

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Sustainability by Agile
◼ Sustainability by Agile:
– Agile practices & mindset will be used (across industries) to
help solve the climate crisis
◼ For example:
– Offer retrospectives for increasing awareness and reducing the
carbon footprint
– Use your skills for increasing sustainability
• E.g., as part of HackYourFuture, Nicole Belilos was a SM for
refugees creating a food saver app

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This is an Emergency!
Source:
Photo:
Benjamin
Bindewald
On
Unsplash

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This is an Emergency!
Source:
https://climateactiontracker.org/global/temperatures/

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That’s problem #1,
life is chaotic and messy and
unpredictable.
The Good Place

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That’s problem #1,
life is chaotic and messy and
unpredictable.
The Good Place
Make a quick list of Agile tools,
practices, and methods that you might
use together with people addressing the
climate crisis.

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Meeting the penguin ambassadors with
Shanet Rutgers at Two Oceans Aquarium
Cape Town, South Africa
Source:
Two
Oceans
Aquarium,
Cape
Town,
South
Africa

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Now What?

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Sustainability
Human/People
Aiming for equity, health,
liveability
Environment/Planet
Protecting the Planet
Economic/Profit
Improving the lives &
prospects of everyone,
everywhere

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In the end, we will conserve only
what we love, we will love only
what we understand, and we will
understand only what we are
taught.
Baba Dioum

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In the end, we will conserve only
what we love, we will love only
what we understand, and we will
understand only what we are
taught.
Baba Dioum
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What do you love
enough to save?

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That‘s what Jutta loves enough…

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Steve Holyer | @zurcherart
hhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/steveholyer/
https://engageresults.com
Jutta Eckstein | @JuttaEckstein
https://www.linkedin.com/in/juttaeckstein
https://JEckstein.com/sustainability
Many Thanks
Contact us. We’d like to continue the conversation,
and tell you more about our work.

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The Two Oceans Aquarium Education
Foundation is a registered non-profit, public
benefit organization, with a focus on ocean
conservation, awareness, research, and
education in South Africa.
Learn More:
https://aquariumfoundation.org.za/
We’d like to tell you about these organizations who are important to us for the important work
they do. You can learn more about them and even make a donation to support their work.
Jutta says, “I choose Gaia Education because
they believe that education is the biggest tool in
the fight for a more regenerative future and
reversing the climate crisis. I’m currently
participating in one of their education programs.”
Learn More:
https://www.gaiaeducation.org/

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Steve also recommends these
organizations:
Southern African Foundation for the
Conservation of Coastal Birds (SANCCOB)
The WILDOCEANS programme
We invite you to support local organizations making a difference
regarding sustainabiliy.
Jutta also recommends these organizations:
Coders without Borders
Greenpeace

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1. JEckstein.com | @JuttaEckstein 1 EngageResults.com | @zurcherart 1 @JuttaEckstein | https://JEckstein.com @zurcherart | https://EngageResults.com

2. JEckstein.com | @JuttaEckstein 2 EngageResults.com | @zurcherart

3. JEckstein.com | @JuttaEckstein 3 EngageResults.com | @zurcherart What?

4. JEckstein.com | @JuttaEckstein 4 EngageResults.com | @zurcherart

5. JEckstein.com | @JuttaEckstein 5 EngageResults.com | @zurcherart Sustainability Human/People Aiming for equity, health, liveability Environment/Planet Protecting the Planet Economic/Profit Improving the lives & prospects of everyone, everywhere

6. JEckstein.com | @JuttaEckstein 6 EngageResults.com | @zurcherart So What?

7. JEckstein.com | @JuttaEckstein 7 EngageResults.com | @zurcherart Agile made a Promise!

10. JEckstein.com | @JuttaEckstein 10 EngageResults.com | @zurcherart Now What?

11. JEckstein.com | @JuttaEckstein 11 EngageResults.com | @zurcherart Sustainability in Agile ◼ Sustainability in Agile – Use sustainability to guide your actions and outcomes in agile development ◼ For example: – Have a definition of done that verifies that the energy consumption of your system does (at least) not increase – Inform the user about how to use the system resource- efficiently – When outsourcing, consider impact and/or ethical outsourcing

12. JEckstein.com | @JuttaEckstein 12 EngageResults.com | @zurcherart Sustainability by Agile ◼ Sustainability by Agile: – Agile practices & mindset will be used (across industries) to help solve the climate crisis ◼ For example: – Offer retrospectives for increasing awareness and reducing the carbon footprint – Use your skills for increasing sustainability • E.g., as part of HackYourFuture, Nicole Belilos was a SM for refugees creating a food saver app

13. JEckstein.com | @JuttaEckstein EngageResults.com | @zurcherart This is an Emergency! Source: Photo: Benjamin Bindewald On Unsplash

14. JEckstein.com | @JuttaEckstein EngageResults.com | @zurcherart 14 This is an Emergency! Source: https://climateactiontracker.org/global/temperatures/

15. JEckstein.com | @JuttaEckstein 15 EngageResults.com | @zurcherart 15 That’s problem #1, life is chaotic and messy and unpredictable. The Good Place

16. JEckstein.com | @JuttaEckstein 16 EngageResults.com | @zurcherart 16 That’s problem #1, life is chaotic and messy and unpredictable. The Good Place Make a quick list of Agile tools, practices, and methods that you might use together with people addressing the climate crisis.

17. JEckstein.com | @JuttaEckstein 17 EngageResults.com | @zurcherart 17 Meeting the penguin ambassadors with Shanet Rutgers at Two Oceans Aquarium Cape Town, South Africa Source: Two Oceans Aquarium, Cape Town, South Africa

18. JEckstein.com | @JuttaEckstein 18 EngageResults.com | @zurcherart Now What?

19. JEckstein.com | @JuttaEckstein 19 EngageResults.com | @zurcherart Sustainability Human/People Aiming for equity, health, liveability Environment/Planet Protecting the Planet Economic/Profit Improving the lives & prospects of everyone, everywhere

20. JEckstein.com | @JuttaEckstein 20 EngageResults.com | @zurcherart 20 In the end, we will conserve only what we love, we will love only what we understand, and we will understand only what we are taught. Baba Dioum

21. JEckstein.com | @JuttaEckstein 21 EngageResults.com | @zurcherart In the end, we will conserve only what we love, we will love only what we understand, and we will understand only what we are taught. Baba Dioum 21 What do you love enough to save?

22. JEckstein.com | @JuttaEckstein 22 EngageResults.com | @zurcherart That‘s what Jutta loves enough…

23. JEckstein.com | @JuttaEckstein 23 EngageResults.com | @zurcherart

24. JEckstein.com | @JuttaEckstein 24 EngageResults.com | @zurcherart 24 Steve Holyer | @zurcherart hhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/steveholyer/ https://engageresults.com Jutta Eckstein | @JuttaEckstein https://www.linkedin.com/in/juttaeckstein https://JEckstein.com/sustainability Many Thanks Contact us. We’d like to continue the conversation, and tell you more about our work.

25. JEckstein.com | @JuttaEckstein 25 EngageResults.com | @zurcherart 25 The Two Oceans Aquarium Education Foundation is a registered non-profit, public benefit organization, with a focus on ocean conservation, awareness, research, and education in South Africa. Learn More: https://aquariumfoundation.org.za/ We’d like to tell you about these organizations who are important to us for the important work they do. You can learn more about them and even make a donation to support their work. Jutta says, “I choose Gaia Education because they believe that education is the biggest tool in the fight for a more regenerative future and reversing the climate crisis. I’m currently participating in one of their education programs.” Learn More: https://www.gaiaeducation.org/

26. JEckstein.com | @JuttaEckstein 26 EngageResults.com | @zurcherart 26 Steve also recommends these organizations: Southern African Foundation for the Conservation of Coastal Birds (SANCCOB) The WILDOCEANS programme We invite you to support local organizations making a difference regarding sustainabiliy. Jutta also recommends these organizations: Coders without Borders Greenpeace