Context

The national Citizen's Climate Convention has inspired several territories to repeat the experience on their own scale, including the Grenoble Metropolitan Area. The latter was one of the first to adopt a metropolitan climate plan in 2005. It has updated it regularly and wanted to involve citizens to further strengthen the actions of its latest plan. That is why 100 people representing the diversity of the population of the 49 municipalities of the Metropolis were brought together over 5 weekends to formulate proposals for :

• Reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by at least 55% by 2030
• Putting the Metropolis on a trajectory that will enable it to contribute to carbon neutrality by 2050
• Contribute to the adaptation of the Metropolis to climate change.

Missions

• To assist the Operational Committee of the Convention (an independent body appointed by the President of the Metropolis) in the design of the program and the conduct of the work, the organization of the various sessions and their animation.

• Accompany speakers and experts in the preparation of their speeches and interventions

• Facilitate the Convention sequences: plenary, group work, sub-group work, feedback sequence

• Restitution of the work of the Convention: drafting of summaries and reports, accompanying members in the drafting of their visions

• Making the online dialogue platform available Jenparleonline dialogue platform for the 100 citizens and all governance bodies.