- Climate protection to be anchored as one core consideration for land use planning, e.g. through a ‘climate check’.
- No new construction areas without unsealing other concreted areas.
- Dialogues and participation formats for climate adaptation and land use
- Participants went on citizen science excursions to places directly affected by climate change and gained practical insights to inform their discussions.
- They developed shared future visions for the municipality, which served as a common denominator and compass for the development of recommendations.
- Plenty of time was reserved for dynamic group work with experts, allowing participants to develop a complex understanding of land planning and its inherent conflicts.
- Systemic consensus building was used to fine-tune recommendations, ensuring clear and broad support from the Citizens’ Assembly’s decisions.
- The discussion focused on conflicting goals, such as climate protection vs. individual interests, to stimulate value-based deliberations.
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