Crash Course on Climate
Governance
Unlock Climate Governance
On a Rolling Basis - 2022
INTRODUCTION
The program will consist of three components:
- Presentations from experts, professors, and civil society representatives
- Interactive discussions of case studies, debates, and workshops
- Visits to the European institutions or international courts
AUDIENCE
BECOME A CLIMATE AMBASSADOR
- Take part in a climate governance seminar or crash course
- Attend at least one of our Climate Democracy Summits or any other climate international events and take part in the discussions and brainstorming sessions there
- Take part in activism for climate democracy and better climate governance globally and/or in your community
- Individuals who meet these requirements will be certified as Climate Ambassadors as recognized by the Center for United Nations Constitutional Research.
LEARN HOW GLOBAL GOVERNANCE
SHAPES THE PLANET'S FUTURE
CURRICULUM
Participants learn about the fundamental principles of international law and how those apply to the environmental context. The course outlines the history of international environmental law and reviews key international organizations and treaties that relate to climate change.
This course approaches climate governance from a critical perspective. Participants will learn about current proposals for global governance reform, and be given opportunities to brainstorm and debate governance-based solutions to the climate crisis.
Past speakers include academics from Leiden University, Boston University, State University of New York, The London School of Economics, The China Institute of Boundary and Ocean Studies, the University of Dundee, The
European Commission, The Global South and Africa, Youths Networks and NGOs.
DETAILS
The course can be taken either virtually or in person. The virtual package includes recordings of presentations, seminars with discussions about the case studies, debates, and workshops. The in-person course will take place in Brussels, Belgium, at the CUNCR offices. All courses are offered in English. Travel and accommodation costs are the responsibility of the attendees. For registration, click HERE or email seminars@CUNCR.org
Unlock Climate Governance
On a Rolling Basis - 2023-2024
INTRODUCTION
The Crash Course on Climate Governance is a 5-day in-person or a 3-months virtual program for individuals who already have an interest in climate-related issues and would like to know more about global governance’s impact on the fight against climate change. The course examines the current legal framework of global environmental governance and proposes alternatives to rethink global governance as a means to achieve climate justice.
The program will consist of three components:
- Presentations from experts, professors, and civil society representatives
- Interactive discussions of case studies, debates, and workshops
- Visits to the European institutions or international courts
AUDIENCE
BECOME A CLIMATE AMBASSADOR
This course is also offered as part of the Center for United Nations Constitutional Research’s Youth Climate Ambassador Program. YCA are young activists from around the world who multiply efforts and initiatives to promote effective climate governance. To become a climate ambassador, participants must meet the following requirements:
- Take part in a climate governance seminar or crash course
- Attend at least one of our Climate Democracy Summits or any other climate international events and take part in the discussions and brainstorming sessions there
- Take part in activism for climate democracy and better climate governance globally and/or in your community
- Individuals who meet these requirements will be certified as Climate Ambassadors as recognized by the Center for United Nations Constitutional Research.
LEARN HOW GLOBAL GOVERNANCE
SHAPES THE PLANET'S FUTURE
CURRICULUM
Participants learn about the fundamental principles of international law and how those apply to the environmental context. The course outlines the history of international environmental law and reviews key international organizations and treaties that relate to climate change.
This course approaches climate governance from a critical perspective. Participants will learn about current proposals for global governance reform, and be given opportunities to brainstorm and debate governance-based solutions to the climate crisis.
Past speakers include academics from Leiden University, Boston University, State University of New York, The London School of Economics, The China Institute of Boundary and Ocean Studies, the University of Dundee, The European Commission, The Global South and Africa, Youths Networks and NGOs.
DETAILS
