What is the European Climate Pact?
The Climate Pact is an opportunity for people, communities and organisations to participate in climate action across Europe:
- learn about climate change
- develop and implement solutions
- connect with others and maximise the impact of these solutions
As part of the European Green Deal, the Pact aims to become a lively space to share information, debate and act on the climate crisis, and offer support for a European climate movement to grow and consolidate.
As our community grows, so will the scope of the Pact’s activities. Be sure to check in regularly to find out about our latest developments.
How can I participate?
Anyone can be part of the European Climate Pact. In fact, we encourage all to participate in any way they can!
There will be many ways to take part. Here are some of the first:
What are the Pact’s objectives?
- Raise awareness of climate issues and EU actions
- Encourage climate action & catalyse engagement
- Connect citizens and organisations that act on climate and help them to learn from each other
Pact Partners
Country Coordinators support the European Climate Pact community and national networks of Ambassadors and Partners by organising activities and events at local level. The Climate Pact is currently present in 27 countries: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden.
In Ireland, Social Space Ireland is the official Pact Partner.
South East Energy Agency (Ireland)
News and Events
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Climate Pact is Possible through Funding from the European Commission
Total Project Budget: € 94,048
Project Length: 09 Oct 2023 to 02 May 2025
Climate Pact in Ireland
South East Energy Agency (SEEA) is the Country Coordinator (CC) of Climate Pact for Ireland. SEEA enables connections between central Climate Pact voices and messaging to enhance more community and individual citizen involvement, build on what already exists, use Climate Pact resources to scale and deepen CC’s current citizen engagement activities solutions.
Currently, Ireland has 18 Climate Pact Ambassadors. These are people passionate about creating awareness on various thematic areas relating to climate change. They are made up of professionals in their fields, researchers, politicians and scholars, who have decided to be champions of the cause here in Ireland.
Catch Up With Our Activities in Ireland
South East Energy Agency presents the last European Climate Pact Lunch Talk Webinar in this series tagged, ‘Climate Adaptation and Disaster Relief Planning’, The aim of this webinar is to improve knowledge and awareness on climate policy and action.
Our line up of speakers included Zahra Amirzada, international consultant, UNESCO Liaison Office, Brussels. She spoke on, ‘Policy and Governance in Climate Adaptation’. Wouter Vanneuville, Expert Climate Change Adaptation, CET2, European Environment Agency, who presented on, ‘Health Impacts of Climate Change and Disaster Relief’. Chris Phillips, PhD, MaREI, on, ‘Climate Ireland’ with a focus on risk assessment development, financial sector risk assessments and ongoing climate training research.
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