This workshop brings together all the work completed throughout the course into a coherent communication campaign against clean energy disinformation. Working in teams, participants integrate their narrative analysis, fact-checking research, debunking content, and counter-narrative storyboard into a single strategic proposal. They define the target audience, key messages, communication channels, and implementation timeline, culminating in a concise campaign pitch that demonstrates how evidence-based communication can be used to address disinformation effectively and promote public understanding of clean energy issues.

This session is dedicated to the refinement and finalisation of the integrated communication campaigns developed throughout the course. Working with facilitator support, teams strengthen their campaign concepts, prepare presentation materials, and ensure coherence across all campaign components. The workshop also provides time for rehearsal and peer feedback, helping participants refine their messaging, improve presentation skills, and prepare for the final showcase of their evidence-based responses to clean energy disinformation.

The final session provides participants with the opportunity to present and defend their integrated communication campaigns addressing clean energy disinformation. Each group delivers a campaign pitch showcasing the narrative selected, the evidence gathered, the communication strategy designed, and the creative materials developed throughout the programme. Presentations are followed by discussion and feedback, allowing participants to reflect on the strengths and challenges of their proposals. The session concludes with a post-programme assessment, participant feedback activities, recognition of outstanding campaigns, and a closing ceremony celebrating the skills and knowledge acquired during the course.