🤔 What is it for?
To raise awareness of opportunities for climate action in daily life among your close relations and in your wider community and, simultaneously, develop your facilitation skills for discussions on climate policy and action.
The format also allows students and youth groups to take part in a democratic exercise.
🛠️ How to use it?
Gather a small group of your friends, family, neighbours or colleagues, and facilitate a discussion on how the transition to climate neutrality can work in practice in your everyday lives and what policies should be put in place to encourage us going forward. Or go bigger and facilitate a Peer Parliament for a larger group, for example in a classroom or a youth group. Topics suggested include mobility, energy, food and consumption.
🎯 Who would be targeted?
Everyone.
🏠 Adaptation to citizen-led renovation
Gather a small group of your friends, family, neighbours or colleagues, and facilitate a discussion on how citizen-led renovation could transform your neighbourhood.