Greater Glasgow Climate Action Network
Friday, 11 June 2021 from 13:00 – 15.30
Free – Online
Are you working on tackling climate change within your community?
Whether you are working on food, energy, low carbon transport, waste, campaigning or anything related to reducing our climate impact, join the Greater Glasgow Climate Change Network and Propagate to explore the creation of a Glasgow-regional “Climate Action Network”, what might that network look like, and how it should function.
Draft timetable
- 1.00pm – Welcome and Introductions
- 1.15pm – The precedents: case studies of what works elsewhere
- 1.30pm – Breakout rooms to discuss:
Where we are now?
Where we want to go?
How do we get there?
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- 3.15pm – Reflection and possible funding to move this forward
- 3.30pm – Close
Hosted by Propagate Scotland and Scottish Communities CAN
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