About this learning event

Public support is essential for the success of green reforms, but getting people on board starts with how we communicate them. This course is designed to support public officials in turning complex policy language on climate and environmental reforms into clear, accessible messages that resonate with the public and help build understanding and trust in these reforms.

Across four webinars, we’ll explore how: 

• To simplify technical information without oversimplifying the message, 
• To choose visuals and formats that work, and 
• Communication can play a strategic role in advancing reform goals.

We'll also look at examples of what works (and what doesn't) when engaging people with green transition policies.

Faculty

Jadranka Jezeršek Turnes is a Chevening fellow and an Alumnus of Metropolitan University, London. She holds a Master's in Communication of Science and Innovation from the University of Trento. She has been intensively involved in projects that embrace scientific engagement and science communication in Slovenia, Europe, the USA, and Africa.

We plan to include further expert contributions on communicating green reforms from regional and international perspectives. We will announce their participation once finalized. 

Who should attend

This course is intended for public officials working in communication, public relations, or policy roles in ministries of finance, environment, and public administration, as well as central banks, especially those involved in shaping or promoting green transition reforms.

Partners

This event is delivered as part of the Greening Human Capital of Public Institutions of the Western Balkans project implemented by the CEF and supported by The Ministry of the Environment, Climate and Energy and the Climate Change Fund of Slovenia.