Decision Change

The global crises, such as climate change and biodiversity loss, have not been effectively addressed by the present decision-making procedures, such as the Conferences of the Parties, organized by the United Nations. Therefore, there is need for decision change -- the design of a more effective procedure to decide on systemic changes. Examples of such a procedure are impartial deliberation followed by some kind of voting (as with citizens' assemblies) and decision-making based on knowledge and reason, such as by experts, judges, or using multiple-attribute group decision-making. This procedure would have to be designed by experts in decision-making (for example, deliberation techniques, voting methods, and problem analysis) and by laypeople, while others safeguard the design process. An organization would have to convene these people, collect system-change proposals, and ensure that the procedure is used to decide on these proposals.

 
Anyone willing to assist may read the outline and get involved. 

The concise strategic plan is intended for candidate organizations.