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The climate crisis calls for transformative action that goes beyond COP negotiations - action grounded in the realities of people’s lives and the changes they need. Through global and local assemblies, the Global Citizens’ Assembly creates space for people – especially those most affected – to shape solutions on issues like climate justice and resilience. By finding common ground, the Assembly helps drive coordinated, lasting action toward a fairer, more livable world.
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Artificial Intelligence is advancing rapidly, raising concerns about ethics, privacy, and accountability. The Global Citizens’ Assembly can engage citizens in shaping AI policies, ensuring that decisions about automation, bias, and data security are guided by public interest – not just corporate or governmental priorities. A citizen-led approach will help create fair, transparent, and responsible AI governance.
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Health crises like pandemics demand inclusive, community-driven responses. The Global Citizens’ Assembly can focus on health equity, pandemic preparedness, and access to medical innovations, ensuring that policies prioritise public well-being over profit. By incorporating diverse perspectives, the Assembly will help create a fairer, more resilient global health system for the future.
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