Including the closely related terms council, and council.
… Journey to Net Zero Derbyshire Climate Change Engagement Plan (2021-2025) Introduction Derbyshire’s Climate Change Strategy: Achieving Net Zero (2021-25) has been published. It sets out the next steps for the Council to reduce emissions from its own estate and operations and from across the county. Derbyshire County Council has…
… and others which require action from the UK government. To reduce emissions from across the county and to adapt to a changing climate, collaboration with the communities of the Derbyshire is therefore necessary and welcome. The Council cannot deliver this work alone, it will require action from businesses and communities across the county. The actions needed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions…
… are, by and large, reasonably well understood. However, the mechanisms to deliver these actions are less clear. The Council has identified targets with priority actions in its Climate Change Strategy and now wants to work with communities to understand the best way to deliver the actions. By working together, agreement will be reached on how both parties can support each other to deliver action. Dialogue…
… between communities and the Council will need to be sustained over the long term and so partnership engagement approaches will be designed to be flexible to changing needs and messages with some underlying principles. In the Climate Change Strategy, the Council made a commitment to: 1. Ensure elected members and officers engage with community groups, residents, schools, and businesses to map…
… existing or ongoing work on climate change and to identify and understand the role that Derbyshire County Council can play in supporting these activities 2. Explore the success and viability of different engagement methods to coproduce solutions (e.g. large group discussions, digital platforms and mobile applications, gamification and the arts and education) 3. Work with partners such as businesses…