The Climate Transparency Partnership brings together climate assessments and expertise from organisations in the G20 countries. Since 2014, the partnership has been analysing the G20's progress in the transformation to a green economy using independent, comparable and comprehensive data.
Effective climate policy needs dialogue. In a series of online events, topics relating to international financing for the energy transition in the Asian region were discussed in a national and supranational context.
In a series of talks on social housing provision in cities (2019 and 2020), representatives from politics and administration, business and organised civil society were brought together to discuss current challenges in the area of housing.
"Who is responsible for the future of democracy? - A perspective-rich discussion series on the relationship between business and democracy in times of global change, protectionism and populism." - a joint trialogue series of the Foundation "Remembrance, Responsibility and Future" and the Berlin Governance Platform.
In 2017, the Berlin Governance Platform, in cooperation with the state-owned housing associations, held a trialogue series on the topic of "Participation in housing construction" in order to discuss these challenges of the growing city in a way that is geared towards the common good and to find widely accepted solutions.
On behalf of the Senate Department for Urban Development and Housing and the Mitte district office of Berlin, we are realising digital citizen participation: The "Voices at the push of a button" project collects ideas via voice messages for the new town hall of the future in Berlin-Mitte.
Ambitious climate targets alone are not enough - policy measures must also be implemented in order to achieve these targets. There are already a large number of instruments and assessments for evaluating targets, but only a few for evaluating implementation.
Against the background of technological innovations as well as demographic and cultural changes, which are accompanied by new demands on the organisation of work, ways of shaping an innovative working time policy will be discussed.
On behalf of the Senate Department for Urban Development and Housing and the Mitte district office of Berlin, we are realising digital citizen participation: The "Voices at the push of a button" project collects ideas via voice messages for the new town hall of the future in Berlin-Mitte.
