What is the European Climate Pact?
The European Climate Pact is a movement of people each taking action to help build a cleaner and more resilient Europe.
Launched by the European Commission as part of the European Green Deal, the Pact supports the EU’s goal to become climate-neutral by 2050.
Whether you are just getting started or already driving change in your community or organisation, there’s a place for you in the Pact.
Explore Pact events
European Climate Pact events offer a chance to meet others, exchange ideas and see how climate action contributes to a shared effort. You can explore upcoming Pact events on our interactive map.
Pact articles
Each year, Europe Day reminds us of something simple: this is a Union shaped by its people. Climate action is one of the most powerful ways to help build a more resilient and sustainable future. There’s a place for you in this movement, too – and we’re here to help you find it.
Europe is facing bigger and bigger impacts of climate change, while also dealing with global crises. In a world shaped by uncertainty, resilience is vital – and from adversity also comes opportunity, as we’re seeing across the European Climate Pact community.
On 23-25 March 2026, over 800 people from across Europe came together in Brussels and many more online for Together in Action 2026, the European Climate Pact’s annual event to celebrate progress in tackling climate change.
Events
While climate change is a global challenge, its consequences are felt locally. That is why the European Climate Pact will be organising joint commemorative activities across multiple EU Member States as part of the EU Day for the Victims of the Global Climate Crisis.
An inspiring gathering at the Herakleidon Museum where art, storytelling, and dialogue unite diverse voices - from producers to policymakers - to spark collaboration and collective action on climate change and the EU Green Deal.
Anticipation Festival returns to the Gaîté Lyrique for its third edition, June 18–21. Over the course of four days, the festival will feature an exhibition, music, screenings, talks, .... on biodiversity issues, all under the theme: All Living!
Join us on the Nuna site on June 25 at 19:30 (CEST) for an inspiring evening with Belén Villalva. She will lead an insightful discussion on Social Management for the Energy Transition, exploring how we can build a greener future that is fair, inclusive, and truly people-centered.
