Workshop on Revisiting the Impact of the Convention Citoyenne pour le Climat

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Five years ago this Autumn, the French Citizens’ Convention for the Climate began its work. The Convention was aground-breaking initiative that has shaped the last five years of climate assembly practice across Europe and beyond. The impact of the Convention continues to be contested.

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Five years is a good time-period to reflecton that impact. The European Climate Foundation and KNOCA have commissioned three reports on different aspects of the impact of Convention to inform the ongoing debate:

• The policy impact of the recommendations of the Convention by Alina Averchencova, Distinguished Policy Fellow at the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment, LSE
• Understanding the impact of the Convention: a review of existing research by Claire Mellier, Knowledge and Practice Lead, Iswe and Selma Tilikete, Doctoral Student at the University of Paris 8
• Impact and social engagement with the digital media coverage of climate citizens’ assemblies Jose Luis Fernandez-Martinez, Assistant Professor at the University of Malaga, and Coco Bates, MA (Hons.)

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Find the drafts of the forthcoming briefings above. All drafts has a short "Key findings" section at the beginning.

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Join us to debate the impact of the French Convention. It promises to be an exciting KNOCA Workshop.