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I am a Masters student in Human Rights and Migration and an advocate for climate justice and equity. As a Project Coordinator for Climate Cardinals, I work to break down language barriers and promote inclusive climate action. As a Climate Pact Ambassador, I will engage marginalized communities through multilingual workshops and youth-led initiatives, empowering underrepresented voices to fight for a just and sustainable future. 

I’m Mery Ocaña, known as “una profe verde”. As a teacher and climate advocate, I bring sustainability into classrooms and everyday life, showing that small actions matter. Through talks, workshops, and my books "Cambiando el paso" and "El sueño de Dolfi", I try to inspire people to shift habits toward a fairer, greener future. My mission is to link science, education and people to drive real climate action.

I am passionate about climate education and action. Over the past three years, I have engaged in education about climate change by organising workshops in schools and managing an Instagram account about climate. I believe that we need to communicate and share the knowledge both to our communities and those outside our social bubble.

As an ambassador, I plan to drive awareness through social media campaigns, educational outreach, and community events to promote sustainability and climate action.

The future is renewable and electric. Zero emission mobility and transport is not a vision any more, it is a reality. Let us start into a green, renewable and zero emission future, starting today.

As the International Coordinator of PUSH Sverige I lead our international work around EU and UNFCCC climate policy. In my role I work with making the climate policy space more accessible for youth and that youth are meaningfully engaged. I have previously organised both European and Nordic youth events with the aim to connect youth engaged in climate. Furthermore, I work as a sustainability consultant where I help retail and fashion companies understand their climate impact and how to reduce it.

I work as a facilitator and sustainability trainer. I lead companies in rethinking their business practices through interactive sessions, promoting collaboration and inspiring innovative solutions. I run We Need You Too, a climate education company that has trained hundreds of employees in organizations across Scandinavia on sustainability. I also lead a community of climate educators, supporting them with resources in pedagogy, opportunities and professional development.

As the Director of the Institute for Sustainable Development and Environment at Łazarski University, Warsaw, and the Director of the MBA ESG program at the same institution, my primary goal is to disseminate knowledge about environmental impacts. In this role, I am deeply committed to fostering an educational environment where sustainable development and environmental stewardship are paramount.

My responsibilities include guiding the academic direction of programs that focus on sustainability, environmental law, and climate-related business strategies.

As a public speaker, I frequently participate in national and international conferences, sharing insights and engaging in dialogues about environmental challenges and solutions. These platforms allow me to reach a wider audience, ranging from industry professionals to policymakers, and advocate for sustainable practices and policies. Additionally, as an author, I contribute articles and reports that analyze the business impact on climate change. These publications are aimed at raising awareness, influencing business leaders, and guiding policy discussions.

I am also actively involved in working groups that focus on implementing circular economy principles. These groups are collaborative efforts involving various stakeholders, including government bodies, businesses, and other academic institutions.

I am a researcher in Sustainable Finance and a Nature activist. I am the Vice-President of FiDurable, an association aiming to bring together all stakeholders in Sustainable Finance. I organised and curated many events with a particular focus on shedding light on the work of researchers, and particularly that of women. As a European Climate Pact Ambassador, I would like to continue fostering knowledge on Climate and Biodiversity among students and finance professionals through workshops.

My aim with this position as an European Climate Pact Ambassador is to raising awareness and engaging people, companies and civil society organizations in local communities to take action by finding local solutions in their everyday lives. I hope to get people to realize that global problems (like climate change is) can be dealt with and require local solutions and cooperation and I would like to facilitate that through my role as European Climate Pact Ambassador. 

As an adventurer I undertook expeditions to all corners of the world, the poles, the desert and the mountains. I know how fragile our planet is. With public speaking, lectures, blogs, articles, books and messages on social media, I want to contribute to awareness of the vulnerability of this one earth. The message of my upcoming book Back to the Wild is that a solo pilgrimage or long stay in the wilderness can help save the planet by contributing to a collective new consciousness.

I am a co-founder of several civic initiatives and have been active in non-formal education for many years. I realize that as an individual and active citizen I can contribute something to a better tomorrow, but as a community we can contribute much more.

I am a marine ecologist and Associate Professor of Marine Biology. As a Climate Ambassador, I stand up for the preservation of a biodiverse environment. I am involved in marine conservation and climate change research, blue economy development, educating blue literacy for various stakeholders and information dissemination to the public - policy makers, students, companies, communities.

From my personal and professional experience, I have been working in the field of sustainability from different projects and initiatives. As AnySolution's director I'm leading transformative projects that pursue not only sustainability but also to work with data to achieve it. Moving from perceptions to reality, in order to really contribute to a sustainable and resilient future. Tourism is one of my passions and I'm a believer about its positive impact to achieve this future

I lead learning and communication at Munkun, connecting researchers, businesses and neighbours to make climate action practical. Drawing on New European Bauhaus work and local projects I aim to transform the places where we live. I speak on Cadena SER, and run a citizen‑science lab with other families of our local school and collaborate with the South Environment group.

I am an artist living 0n a farm. I am surrounded by pure and beautiful Estonian nature. Wetlands, forest, lakes and rivers are under constant pressure from industrial groups. To save these resources. all communities needs somebody who reads documentation and is willing to communicate at different levels. As time goes by the challenges are changing. I wish to find and present new business ideas to local communities. Ideas that are far from greenwashing and spring from ideas of the Blue Economy. It must result in a complete circle of production and consumption without ANY pressure on the enviroment. 

For the past couple of years I have been pouring my heart, creativity and time into various climate initiatives. Last year, I founded Grønne Lys, a platform which provides an overview of climate, biodiversity and green transition events in Denmark. Not long after, I joined Fossil Free Future Denmark, which seeks a hard shift away from fossil fuels. Going forward, I hope to continue to take climate action, demand change and join forces with climate champions with the same ideals and values.

I am a person who loves our earth and want us to be able to continue live on it as equal human beings. I am a full time student and am active in multiple climate related organizations aswell as in a leadership program at WWF. I have gotten over 55 millions vies on social media posting about climate related topics and hope to inspire people around me to live a life more in line with nature. To take climate action within or local communities but also our governments and companies. 

Elected council member of Global Ecovillage Network Europe and Operations Manager of ECOLISE, I aim to support and steer the network in its mission to connect the ecovillage movement, encourage ecovillage development, educate for sustainability and ultimately create a world where empowered local communities are at the forefront of creating a fairer society that regenerates the earth, and ourselves.

My name is Ayoub, active member of JCMP. We organise multiple activities for youth from different countries, and one of important topics for our community is climate. For this I am working on multiple activities this year including :

- I organise periodic workshops about climate topics and renewable energy (with community from France, Europe and Africa).

- I take part in conferences and communicate about different topics related to climate. This can be part of research projects or papers.

- I publish articles about climate change for online newsletters 

- I prepare activities related to climate change at workshops for different categories and communities in public places.