This working paper synthesizes policy recommendations derived from extensive research conducted across Work Packages (WP) 2-6 of the FULFILL project, integrating insights from citizen engagement exercises and policy workshops. The recommendations aim to facilitate the scaling-up of low-carbon practices while addressing barriers encountered at the local level. Key recommendations emphasize the need for inclusive decision-making mechanisms, infrastructural support, and targeted interven-tions to democratize sufficiency policymaking processes and make low-carbon behavior attractive and accessible to all. Additionally, the paper advocates for a comprehensive policy design approach that prioritizes human well-being, extends sufficiency policies beyond the energy sector, and leverages co-benefits across various domains. By promoting a multi-sectoral, inclusive, and democratic approach to policymaking, the recommendations seek to place sufficiency at the heart of European, national, and local policies. Through dissemination via a policy brief and infographic, essential insights of this paper will be provided to decision-makers to support effective communication and implementation of the recommendations.