Every climate assembly aims to have an impact whether directly on policy-making, on the political or public debate, on behaviour or on the democratic system as a whole, equipping it for long term decision making to mitigate climate change.
In a well-run process, three factors stand out:
In our guidance we identify and elaborate on these three key drivers of impact. Each driver is accompanied by a list of recommendations and examples on how to (and how not to) optimise these factors. An at-a-glance rendering of the main conclusions are presented in the infographic that can be reached below.
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The Knowledge Network on Climate Assemblies (KNOCA) aims to improve the commissioning, design, implementation and impact of climate assemblies, using evidence, knowledge exchange and dialogue. We are an active community of policy makers, practitioners, activists, researchers and other actors with experience and interest in climate assemblies who co-create activities and knowledge.
