The Knowledge Network on Climate Assemblies (KNOCA) aims to improve the commissioning, design, implementation and impact of climate assemblies, using evidence, knowledge exchange and dialogue. We are an active community of policy makers, practitioners, activists, researchers and other actors with experience and interest in climate assemblies who co-create activities and knowledge.
Learning Call on Luxembourg's Climate Assembly and its Follow-up
The Klima-Biergerrot (KBR) – the Luxembourg Climate Citizens’ Assembly – was commissioned in 2022 with the explicit intention of influencing the revision of the National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP). This was the first climate assembly that was so clearly tied to a specific policy making process. The KBR itself faced a number of challenges in fulfilling its task, but its tight link to the policy process means that the opportunities for direct impact on the NECP are high.
In this learning call, we brought together Jeff Feller, Chief of Staff for the Prime Minister who was responsible for leading the government response to the KBR, Tom Girardin, one of the organisers of the assembly, Marion Lorentz-Gottardi, a member of the KBR and Raphael Kies from the University of Luxembourg who lead the research team that followed the process.
Read the KNOCA summary of the KBR here.
Visit the KBR website here.