Institute for Planetary Health Behaviour, Religion, Society, and World Relations

Climate Connect Special: Mehr Bürgerbeteiligung für eine stärkere Demokratie?

Date
14. Feb 2025, 1.00 pm - 2.00 pm
Location
Online
Series
Climate Connect
Organizer
Institute for Planetary Health Behaviour
Speaker(s)
Kathrin Schlup (Senior Project Manager and former Co-Director sanu ag, Switzerland) and Dr Mirjam Jenny (Institute for Planetary Health Behaviour)
Event type
Discussion/Forum
Event Language(s)
German
Audience
Public

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Event with Kathrin Schlup (Senior Project Manager and former Co-Director of sanu ag, Switzerland) as part of the "Climate Connect" series.

More citizen participation for a stronger democracy?

In this special series on the 2025 elections, we talk about democracy across national borders. In Germany, citizen participation processes are being called for and implemented more frequently - most recently the Citizens' Council on Nutrition in Transition. How useful are such formats for increasing citizen participation? What results can citizen participation processes achieve? How can they be organised effectively and still be open-ended? And how can their demands become more binding in cooperation with the government and administration? In this episode of Climate Connect, we will talk about this and explore whether and what Germany can learn from Switzerland in terms of (direct) democracy.

Speakers
Kathrin Schlup | Senior Project Manager and former Co-Director sanu ag, Switzerland
Specialisations: Design and moderation of participation and strategy processes, development-oriented leadership, organisational development, sustainability

Dr Mirjam Jenny | Scientific Director at the Institute for Planetary Health Behaviour, University of Erfurt 
Focuses: Research communication, Planetary Health Behaviour

Moderation
Sarah Pelull | Science Coordinator at the Institute for Planetary Health Behaviour, University of Erfurt 

 

About the series

Climate Connect connects

Climate Connect brings together two experts from different scientific fields. Climate research meets psychology or communication science, medicine meets cognitive science or educational science, health research meets political science, implementation research meets sociology. Both speakers have different expertise and experiences and will present their research on climate-friendly behaviour in a pointed manner. The audience is invited to participate in the current state of research on planetary health behaviour and to jointly provide visionary impulses in science, politics and society.

Climate Connect is aimed at anyone interested in scientific exchange and solutions for more health promotion and climate protection. Become part of the "Missing Link"!

Procedure

  • 15 minutes guest lecture
  • 15 minutes presentation from the IPB
  • 30 minutes moderated discussion with the audience

Participation is free of charge. Registration is not necessary.

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