Climate Community Dialogue & Just Transition

Climate Community Dialogue seeks to listen to stakeholders and community groups working on other social issues to break down issue-based silos and identify ways to ensure climate action and social justice go hand in hand in a mutually reinforcing way, and conversely, to flag potential negative social outcomes from climate action, or climate action that has disproportionate impact on socially disadvantaged and vulnerable groups in society to policymakers.

Submissions and Reports

Hong Kong Just Transition Report
Building Partnerships to Achieve a Climate-just City

Social challenges and climate action #8
Community Dialogue 8
Civil Society works together to build a smart city that is in line with climate justice

Social challenges and climate action #7
Community Dialogue 7
Civil Society partnership accelerates the transition of renewable energy

Social challenges and climate action #6
Community Dialogue 6
Climate action and transition to a low-carbon society must incorporate women’s perspective

Social challenges and climate action #5
Community Dialogue 5
Combining research and community action to support people with mental illness in tackling climate change

Social challenges and climate action #4
Community Dialogue 4
Our society must include persons with disabilities in tackling climate change

Social challenges and climate action #3
Community Dialogue 3
Legislation is the only way to relieve outdoor workers' suffering from extreme weather

Social challenges and climate action #2
Community Dialogue 2
Extreme weather hit hard welfare and health care workers and the vulnerable people

Social challenges and climate action
Community Dialogue 1
Empowering residents of subdivided houses in Hong Kong

A Just Transition for
Hong Kong 2019

Hong Kong Talanoa Dialogue
2018 to United Nations Climate
Change Secretariat