Challenging unconscious biases and structural inequality requires courage to reflect on one's own prejudice as well as compassion to stand up with those in vulnerable conditions.

Empower, protect, and collaborate with local and marginalised communities

Ensuring fair and inclusive decision-making is key for successful climate and energy policies

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Living in harmony with nature, indigenous peoples help safeguard 80% of the world’s biodiversity and hold many of the solutions to the climate crisis, despite constituting less than 5% of the global population.

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If our choice of energy today affects the lives of almost everyone on the planet in the future, our decision should be made with as many people as possible.

 is essential for any climate and energy decisions, as different localities and groups of people are affected differently by them. In many countries, institutionalizing regular, meaningful dialogues between energy experts and representatives of the future generations and the local and indigenous communities may help identify hidden pitfalls and collaborative solutions.

How can we make sure everyone has a say in the future of our planet?

Ensuring fair and inclusive decision-making is key for successful climate and energy policies