# Generalitat de Catalunya **Generalitat de Catalunya** is the autonomous government of Catalonia, pivotal in shaping the region's legislative, executive, and judicial landscape. With roots stretching back to the 12th century, this institution embodies Catalonia's rich historical and cultural heritage, while actively steering contemporary socio-political, economic, and environmental policies. It plays a crucial role in advancing Catalonia's autonomy, addressing its challenges within the framework of the Spanish Constitution and the Statute of Autonomy. For the ReFi Barcelona, the Generalitat's initiatives in environmental sustainability, innovation, and economic development are of particular significance, offering a dynamic backdrop for the implementation and success of ReFi projects aimed at fostering ecological and financial regeneration in the region. ## Some initiatives from the Generalitat - **[[Ecosystem Map/Local/Assemblea Ciutadana pel Clima de Catalunya]]**: A citizen assembly organized by the Generalitat de Catalunya to collaboratively address climate change, involving 100 citizens chosen by lottery to propose actionable solutions, using the [[Archive/00 Buffer - check later/Decidim]] platform for wider engagement and transparency. - **[[Departament d'Acció Climàtica, Alimentació i Agenda Rural]]**: A pivotal department of the Generalitat de Catalunya focusing on climate action, sustainable agriculture, and rural development, aiming to integrate environmental sustainability with socio-economic support through initiatives like greenhouse gas reduction, promotion of organic farming, and strengthening local food networks. - **[[Economia Social]]**: Promoted by the Departament d’Empresa i Treball de the Generalitat de Catalunya, this initiative seeks to foster a social, democratic, and inclusive economic model through the social and cooperative economy. It supports democratic businesses, quality employment, sustainable growth, and community cohesion, emphasizing cooperative values and social justice in economic activities. ## References [https://web.gencat.cat/ca/inici](https://web.gencat.cat/ca/inici)