Watch the full recording of this online event, where Assembly Members, community organizers, researchers and climate leaders explored why citizens belong at the heart of climate decision-making and what it will take to make this happen.
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105 people from 60 countries, one shared global problem. What happens when ordinary people are given the tools and space to solve it together?
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A full account of how the Assembly was designed and delivered, and of what its Members produced.
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Climate action is already being taken by ordinary people. What’s missing is a way into the rooms where global climate decisions get made.
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Our webinar ran over, so the questions never got their turn. Here are our answers to every one.
Learn moreWatch the full recording of this online event, where Assembly Members, community organizers, researchers and climate leaders explored why citizens belong at the heart of climate decision-making and what it will take to make this happen.
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Learn morePeople everywhere are already acting on the climate crisis. What's been missing is connection. The Global Citizens' Assembly is linking communities with each other and with global decisions.
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After taking part in a Global Assembly, Anna Mbabazi brought the conversation back home to her village in Uganda, showing how deliberative democracy can spread from one community to another.
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At this year's London Climate Action Week, one message came through again and again: communities are already organizing their own responses to the climate crisis. What's missing is a way to connect them globally.
Learn more105 people from 60 countries, one shared global problem. What happens when ordinary people are given the tools and space to solve it together?
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What happens when a 76-year-old farmer gets to shape global food policy? Lessons from a Nepali smallholder bringing a lifetime of agricultural knowledge to global food systems decision-making.
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What do people around the world want from a food future rooted in culture and community?
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What do people around the world want from a food future that supports their health?
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What do people around the world want from the future of food in cities?
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What do people around the world want from the future of farming?
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What do people around the world want from the future of food? Explore what emerged when citizen deliberation, lived experience and wider participatory practice were brought into conversation with one another.
Learn moreWhat needs to change about the way we grow, share, eat and use food, so that everyone has enough to eat while we tackle climate change?
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As erratic weather threatens the farms and livelihoods of small-scale producers in Western Uganda, dairy farmer Anna Mbabzi joined the 2026 Global Assembly on Food and Climate to bring the realities of rural farming, and the case for supporting small farmers, into the conversations shaping the future of global food systems.
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As climate change and food insecurity reshape life in Colombia’s La Guajira region, Wayúu leader Abraham Jayariyu joined the 2026 Global Assembly on Food and Climate to ensure Indigenous knowledge and lived experience are part of the conversations shaping the future of food, climate and global governance.
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What happened when a fisherman from Indonesia’s coast joined the Global Assembly on Food and Climate? For Ahmad Marzuki, it meant taking the realities of declining fish stocks, displacement and community resilience all the way to the international stage.
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Túlio Andrade, COP30’s Chief Strategy and Alignment Officer, explains why citizen assemblies could be the model the international community has been missing for effective climate action.
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Kirsten Dunlop, CEO Climate KIC, reflects on the need to move beyond fear and despair in the climate crisis, arguing that meaningful progress depends on rebuilding trust, collective action and hope.
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"The voices of the many must be heard": climate and democracy leaders make the case for a Citizens' Track in global climate governance
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