NTCF-Hui (28)
Citizens' Assemblies and a path forward in New Zealand - Climate Forum online meeting review
Imagine if our prime minister followed recommendations made by citizen assemblies, which would represent everyone in our society? The Nelson Tasman Climate
Earlier this year, a joint governrement-industry-iwi partnership (He Waka Eke Noa) delivered recommendations to the government on how agriculture emissions could be priced. The Government will deliver a public report on an alternative to the Emission
The minutes of our last Hui, discussing our strategy, are available here.
The recording of the Hui is available on our Youtube channel.
The full minutes of our last Hui, focused on projects, are here.
The recording of the Hui is available on our Youtube Channel.
The full minutes of the Hui can be found here.
The full minutes of the Hui can be found here.
The full Minutes of the Hui can be found here.
The Minutes of our September Hui are available HERE.
The minutes of our August Hui are available here.
Minutes from our July Forum Hui are available here.
Minutes from our June 2021 Hui are available here.
A recording of the Hui is available here.
Our May 2021 hui was held at the Moutere Hills Community Centre on Saturday 22nd May, 2021.
At the hui, we selected our new Forum Chair and Leadership Group for the next 6 months.
Congratulations to Joanna Santa Barbara, our new chair, and to all t
Minutes from our April 2021 Zoom hui are available here.
A recording of the Hui is available here: Part 1 and here: Part 2
We had a jam-packed agenda for our March hui on Wednesday 10th March 2021 via Zoom, here are the highlights:
- We reached consensus on the changes to pages 18 and 19, and a small wording adjustment on page 23 of the Climate Action Book. The Climate Ac
On Saturday 20th February 2021, the Climate Forum celebrated one year since it's launch with a very special hui.
Over 90 people attended the hui and acknowledged their commitment to climate action by signing the Climate Forum Charter.
Professor Jame
The Forum's December hui was held on 16th December 2020 via Zoom.
The minutes from the hui are available here.
There are two recordings of the hui, available here:
1. Recording of the presentation from Ian Shapcott on Te Ao Māori - The Māori World
The Forum's November hui was held on 18th November 2020 via Zoom.
The minutes from the hui are available here.
There are two recordings of the hui, available here:
1. Recording of the presentations from Chris Cameron (Nelson City Council) and Jack
The Climate Forum was officially launched on 29th February 2020.
Notes from the launch day are available here.
A report harvesting the information from the launch day workshops is available here.
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