Workshop on Systems Thinking in Climate Assemblies | KNOCA

How can organisers of climate assemblies help to facilitate systems thinking amongst members of the assembly? Can systems approaches, including modelling, support learning, deliberation and decision-making towards national sustainability goals?
This workshop was led by Tim Daw and Sarah Cornell, both Associate Professors and Principal Researchers, and David Collste, Researcher. All are active at the Stockholm Resilience Centre, Stockholm University. They have been wrestling with these challenges as they consider different systems approaches and tools to integrate into the Swedish Climate Assembly that will take place this year. In this workshop, they shared their learning so far, introducing the KNOCA community to the challenges and opportunities they encountered.
In the video you will find the following chapters:
00:00 Welcome and introduction - Graham Smith
04:20 Presentation - Tim Daw, Sarah Cornell, David Collste
29:54 Response 1 - Claire Mellier
35:24 Response 2 - Martin Rausch
39:13 Panel discussion  
59:45 Key learnings from breakout groups
01:14:00 Last word from presenters
01:18:00 Final reflections and closing -Graham Smith
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