Report and Evaluation of the 2021 Global Assembly on the Climate and Ecological Crisis
2021 Global Assembly Report
The report on the 2021 Global Assembly has been produced by the core delivery team and summarises the rationale, methodology and outcomes of the first ever global citizens’ assembly on the climate and ecological crisis.
External Evaluation Report on the 2021 Global Assembly
The Evaluation Report has been produced by an external team of academic researchers and published by the University of Canberra. It examines the extent to which the Global Assembly upheld principles of good practice in the process design, deliberative experience and impact.
It explores demographic diversity; the facilitation process; the range of discourses on climate change invoked during deliberations; issues of power and inequality; and the Global Assembly’s impact on global climate governance.
At the close of the 2021 Core Assembly, Members co-created the People's Declaration for the Sustainable Future of Planet Earth. This, and a note explaining how it was developed, can be found at the link below.
All of the resources mentioned in the 2021 Global Assembly report, including learning tools for understanding the climate and ecological crisis and resources to help communities run their own assemblies, can be found at the link below.
