This first Action Lab focused on the basics, such as how people understand sufficiency, how they feel about it, how they discuss (or don’t) this topic, and who should be at the table for future rounds. It was named “Sufficiency in the Swiss Habitat”, and participants were informed that “we will look into one of the most promising (and ignored) ways to reach high wellbeing with a low resource consumption, essential to stop the climate and biodiversity crisis. After a short overview of the latest science, we’ll explore language, associations, emotions, examples, obstacles, and stakeholders to engage on the way to a sufficient Swiss habitat - producing a first action plan of this journey”.