What is the European Climate Pact?
The European Climate Pact is a movement of people united around a common cause, each taking steps in their own worlds to build a more sustainable Europe. Launched by the European Commission, the Pact is part of the European Green Deal and is helping the EU to meet its goal to become climate-neutral by 2050.
Everyone has a place in the Pact. You can get involved whether you are just starting out on your climate action journey or already working to make a difference in your world. You can take part as an individual or as an organisation – for example, a city, a community or an association.
See climate action in a new light – explore the
Climate Pact photo exhibition
Discover powerful stories of climate action at the ‘Capture your climate action’ outdoor photo exhibition, on display from 18 March to 14 April 2025 at the public esplanade in front of the Berlaymont building.
The exhibition features the winning images from the European Climate Pact photo competition, capturing how individuals and communities across Europe are working towards a greener future. Each photo tells a unique story of action, innovation and hope, highlighting real solutions that are transforming homes, cities, and communities in the fight against climate change.
Don’t miss this chance to be inspired! Stop by and experience the impact of climate action through photography.
Pact articles
On 18–19 March 2025, the European Climate Pact’s annual event, Together in Action, brought more than 500 people to Brussels. The event provided a space for Ambassadors and Partners to connect, reflect and get inspired, celebrating the power of collective action to drive climate solutions.
The European Climate Pact photo competition shone a light on the inspiring actions people are taking for the climate at home, in their communities and in cities, helping to build a more sustainable Europe for the future.
The European Climate Pact invited everyone across the EU to submit a photo and caption of the climate action they are taking at home, in their communities and cities.
