Citizen assemblies and other forms of citizen deliberation are increasingly being organized globally They can engage a diverse and representative group of citizens to deliberate and formulate effective and socially acceptable policy responses to match the urgency of the climate crisis International IDEA joined the Agence Française De Développement for a dialogue on “Citizens and climate: which role for citizen initiatives heading towards COP 30?” on 24 September 2024 at the AFD Headquarters in Paris Speakers from the AFD underlined how inclusive decision-making and citizen participation formed a central part of the agency’s SDG 16 focus in its new institutional strategy The findings of the International IDEA’s publication on Deliberative Democracy and Climate Change: Exploring the Potential of Climate Assemblies in the Global South (written by Nicole Curato Graham Smith and Rebecca Willis) formed the basis for a discussion on the future role and potential of citizen assemblies and other forms of citizen participation to strengthen climate governance surveyed the challenges and the potential of citizen assemblies for raising climate ambitions globally and zoomed in on questions about impact strategy for climate assemblies:  critical observations on the future of climate assemblies focused on the adaptation of the design of climate assemblies to new contexts ensuring political and social buy-in and acceptance for the process and how to build momentum among citizens and civil society organisations to advocate the follow-up and implementation of the assembly’s recommendations The second panel included panellists from C40 Cities, Institute for Climate Economics and IDDRI discussing the role of other forms of citizen participation in climate governance especially as a tool to accelerate climate action while avoiding alienating citizens Learn more about International IDEA’s work on climate change and democracy and the activities of Agence Française De Développement on climate change Postal Address:Strömsborgsbron 1  SE-103 34 StockholmSweden Nossos serviços estão apresentando instabilidade no momento Algumas informações podem não estar disponíveis According to the Municipal Agricultural Survey (PAM) from 2015 to 2016 the national output of acai berry increased from 1.0 to 1.1 million metric tons The IBGE is now investigating acai crops in an agricultural survey for the first time Results show that Pará was the main producer among the Federation Units accounting for 98.3% of the national output The 20 biggest producing municipalities are located in that state with 305.6 thousand metric tons and 28.0% of the output in Brazil the five main producing municipalities (Igarapé-Miri Bujaru and Portel) account for 62.7% of the state production the value of output of fruits hit R$ 33.3 billion with an increase of 26.0% against the 2015 figure when the positive change had reached 48.6% The six main products represented 73.2% of the national output: orange (25.1%) São Paulo (30.9%) was the main state in terms of output value Petrolina (PE) accounted for the biggest contribution to the value of national output guava and banana are highlights in the municipality that had 1.9% of the national value of fruit Petrolina is located in the São Francisco Valley one of the most important regions for national fruit farming eight products accounted for the increase in output value “The increase in the output value resulted from the decrease of world and national stocks of orange As Brazil is the main producer and exporter of orange in the world the decrease of stocks represents a reduction of exports the rise of its price in the international market The other citrus fruits follow the same trend as that of orange were affected by the cold which led to the decrease of productivity of both crops The total value of agricultural output was R$ 317.5 billion The main factors accounting for that were the increases in the output of value of soybeans (16.1%) sugarcane (18.3%) and coffea arabica (43.5%) São Paulo is the main state in terms of participation in the output value an increase of 1.4% over the previous year the main national producer of soybeans and corn accounted for 20.8% of the output value of agriculture in the state of Mato Grosso (MT) It also took the leading position in the ranking of value of national agricultural output Text: Eduardo PeretImage: Flickr/Ubirajara MachadoGraph: Helga Szpiz © 2018 IBGE - Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística Nós utilizamos cookies para melhorar sua experiência de navegação no portal. Para saber mais sobre como tratamos os dados pessoais, consulte nossa Política de Privacidade.