In Indonesia, Communities Are Writing the Climate Policies That Protect Them
/Nearly 1,000 households. Daily flooding. Zero input on policy. Until a local organization brought residents to the table.
Read MoreNearly 1,000 households. Daily flooding. Zero input on policy. Until a local organization brought residents to the table.
Read MoreJoin a movement of governments and civil society actors experimenting with bold ways to involve people in decisions. Apply now and take your participatory program to the next level.
Read MoreA Citizens’ Assembly empowers Himalayan communities to restore forests, recharge water sources, and revive biodiversity. Learn how!
Read MoreThrough the Climate Democracy Accelerator, a rural community in Zimbabwe shaped a new climate policy, reduced deforestation, and launched regenerative agriculture practices.
Read MorePeople Powered and the Ban Ki-moon Foundation hosted a Climate Democracy Forum to align global work on climate participation and engagement. We report on three key takeaways and next steps.
Read MoreFour new accelerator programs to help you engage community members in participatory decision-making, boost the participation of traditionally marginalized groups, and mainstream high-quality and inclusive public participation practices in government.
Read MoreRefugees and internally displaced people are often most impacted by disasters and other effects of climate change. But they are often left out of the creation of solutions. This project in Zimbabwe is changing that.
Read MoreThirty-two participants completed the first Climate Democracy Action accelerator. Learn about the challenges they’re tackling.
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