Engaging citizens in shaping policies fit for the future: from COVID-19 to climate emergency
Curated and produced by the Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce (RSA)
If, as many have argued, the COVID-19 crisis represents a critical juncture, state and non-state actors must work together to ensure a recovery that considers broader objectives than growth alone.
The discussion will especially focus on the broad public engagement and structured deliberation that can underpin sustained collective change across government, business and civil society. Learning from the growing number of citizens’ assemblies and conventions on climate action around the world, the aim of this global table is to highlight ways that governments at different levels can build a social and political mandate for climate policies through deliberative democratic processes and other participatory methods.
Keynote
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Keynote by
Matthew Taylor
RSA
Panel with
Nicole Curato
University of Canberra
Claire Mellier
Convention Citoyenne pour le Climat
Sumana Nandi
XR Affinity Network of Asia
Rebecca Willis
Climate Assembly UK
Moderator:
Anthony Painter
RSA
Policy Recommendations, Policy Briefs and Articles
Policy Briefs on Climate Change and Environment on G20 Insights
Policy Briefs contain recommendations and visions and cover policy ares that are of interest to G20 policymakers. The majority of the Policy Briefs has been developed by a corresponding T20 Task Force.
T20 Recommendations Report: Climate Change and Environment
Compiled by Juliane Stein-Zalai (IfW Kiel) and Simon Wolf (Global Solutions Initiative)
Climate-friendly policies can succeed in Europe – but not at the expense of workers
Guest Article by Dennis J. Snower in Euronews – 21 August, 2019
Energy, Climate and the Covid-19 Shocks: Double or Quits
By Marc-Antoine Eyl-Mazzega (IFRI -Institute Francais des Relations Internationales)
How the COVID-19 curve teaches us about climate change
By Paul Slovic (IPSP)
COVID-19 and the Crisis of National Development
By Cobus van Staden (SAIIA)
G20 governance of climate change through nature-based solutions – Global Solutions Journal
Solidarity and the Green Deal – Global Solutions Journal
Putting climate and environmental protection at the heart of European policy- Global Solutions Journal
With or without you – Global Solutions Journal
Realizing the low-carbon future – Global Solutions Journal
Green finance in emerging markets – Global Solutions Journal
Does the global response to coronavirus suggets we can confront climate change?
By Anthony Painter (RSA)Regenerative futures.
How might we create a system that can respond more effectively to complex challenges we face now and in the future?
By Josie Warden, Rebecca Ford and Robbie Bates (RSA)
We need a citizens’ convention for the transition
By Matthew Taylor (RSA)