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BürgerBegehren Klimaschutz
Berlin, DEImpact-drivenAssociationClimate & Environmental ProtectionDemocracy & Public Goods
Impact3Sustainability Goals
Employees2 - 10
Founded2008
LocationBerlin
About BürgerBegehren Klimaschutz
Gesellschaft für Klima und Demokratie, formerly BürgerBegehren Klimaschutz, advocates for enhanced climate protection through direct democracy. Based in Berlin, the organization strengthens climate protection and democracy by promoting citizen participation and actively supporting local initiatives and municipalities. It offers consultation, education, and start-up assistance for projects like "Klima ins Grundgesetz" and "Modellprojekt Klima trifft Kommune." With nationwide initiatives such as "Wasserwende von unten" and "Energiewende von unten," it drives local climate transition, collaborating with strong partners like NABU and Scientists for Future.
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Sustainability Goals
Climate Action
Strengthen climate protection through citizen participation
The organization promotes consistent climate protection through nationwide projects like 'Klima ins Grundgesetz' and mobilizes citizens for climate action.
Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions
Promote democracy for effective climate action
By strengthening direct democracy and citizen participation, such as through climate citizen assemblies, the organization contributes to inclusive and effective institutions.
Affordable & Clean Energy
Support municipalities in energy transition
The 'Energiewende von unten' project empowers cities and municipalities to switch their energy supply to renewable and sustainable sources.
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FAQs
Q1What is the core mission of Gesellschaft für Klima und Demokratie?
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The organization is committed to enhanced climate protection through direct democracy. It strengthens climate protection and democracy by promoting citizen participation in climate action and supporting local initiatives and municipalities. Its goal is to enable climate-friendly municipal policies through co-determination.
Q2What projects and initiatives does Gesellschaft für Klima und Demokratie pursue?
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Key projects include "Klima ins Grundgesetz," an effort to integrate climate protection into Germany's basic law, and the "Modellprojekt Klima trifft Kommune," which organizes climate citizen assemblies in municipalities. The organization also offers consultation, education, and start-up help for citizen initiatives such as "Wasserwende von unten" and "Energiewende von unten."
Q3How can one support the work of Gesellschaft für Klima und Demokratie?
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The organization encourages active participation, for example, by starting one's own campaigns or supporting local initiatives. Donations are also welcome to enable the promotion of climate protection and participatory democracy.
Q4Where can I find open positions at Gesellschaft für Klima und Demokratie?
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Interested individuals can find open positions and career opportunities at Gesellschaft für Klima und Demokratie directly on the organization's website. Please visit the "About Us" section and then the "Jobs" subpage at the URL https://klima-und-demokratie.de/ueber-uns/jobs/.
Q5How large is Gesellschaft für Klima und Demokratie and where is it headquartered?
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The organization is headquartered in Berlin, Germany. According to LinkedIn, it employs between 2 and 10 staff members and is active nationwide in Germany with its projects and initiatives.
Q6Which UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) does the organization contribute to?
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Gesellschaft für Klima und Demokratie primarily contributes to SDG 13 (Climate Action). Secondarily, it supports SDG 16 (Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions) and SDG 7 (Affordable and Clean Energy).
