Workshop on Engaging Stakeholders in Climate Assemblies | KNOCA

‍This workshop presented the findings from a draft KNOCA Briefing on the different forms of involvement of stakeholders and their roles in climate assemblies. The briefing asks what contributions - and challenges - stakeholders can bring to assemblies and how they can best be integrated.
Drawing on a range of approaches to engaging stakeholders that have been developed at national, regional and municipal levels, the workshop explored the pros and cons of deepening stakeholder engagement in climate assemblies.
Chapters:
00:00 Welcome w/Graham Smith
03:15 Framing the workshop w/Ines Omann
05:43 Why a KNOCA Briefing on engaging stakeholders?
06:49 Who is a stakeholder?
09:30 Why engage stakeholders in climate assemblies? w/Mirijam Mock
11:55 Funktions and roles of stakeholders w/Ines Oman
15:05 Different forms of stakeholder engagement
17:03 Challenges and risks
20:03 Practical examples
22:13 Parallel meetings: Austria w/ Christoph Streissler
31:48 Parallel & common meetings: Erlangen w/Simone Zippel
39:00 Parallel & common meetings: BCF w/Erwan Dagorne
49:08 The whole system in the room, Dutch municipalities w/Mirjam de Pagter
55:21 Key findings from the KNOCA briefing w/Ines Omann
57:50 Recommendations
59:31 Q&A
1:03:38 Feedback from breakout groups
1:13:08 Synthesis w/Graham, Ines & Mirijam
1:17:30 Wrap up w/Graham Smith
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