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I aim to enhance sustainability within the DCU community by leveraging my role as university staff. I plan to engage students, faculty, and staff in green initiatives that promote sustainable resource use on campus. Using my experience in biodiversity mapping and past sustainability projects, I will organize events and create accessible resources, working to make DCU a model for environmental stewardship and community-focused climate action.

I am the president of Terra Dulcis, focused on promoting sustainability and youth engagement in climate action. As a Pact Ambassador, I will organize community clean-ups with educational workshops to raise awareness and empower disadvantaged participants. I’ll also write articles on sustainability for our website, sharing simplified summaries on Instagram. Additionally, I plan to implement two Erasmus+ YE focusing on Coastal Guardianship and Cultural Heritage Preservation.

I am CEO and co-founder of a small sustainability design studio, Déanta Studio, based in Galway City in the West of Ireland. Since I have moved to Galway, I have led major European projects including an Erasmus+ project for researcher entrepreneurship (€1m)  and a climate action initiative (€250k). Prior to that I led human-centered design at Intel Labs Europe's Sustainability team in Ireland. I have a passion for supporting designers and makers to grow sustainably and creative climate action.

I am committed to serving as a Pact Ambassador by leveraging my passion for cycling to inspire and educate others on the critical role of sustainable transportation in combating climate change. My planned activities include organizing community cycling events, producing informative social media content, advocating for improved cycling infrastructure, and collaborating with local schools to promote cycling as a green alternative for daily commuting. Through these efforts, I aim to foster a culture of eco-friendly mobility and encourage individuals to reduce carbon emissions by embracing cycling as a sustainable lifestyle choice.

I am a R&D Engineer at the Holcim Innovation Centre, a global building materials manufacturer. My role involves calculating the environmental impacts associated with Holcim’s products and plants from all across the world. I am also an active participant in youth activism for climate change. I have been selected as a delegate and participant to the following climate action events: IRENA student leaders program, 50th ministerial meeting by IEA, Youth solutions days by UNIDO and EYEF to name a few.

Juan Luis Muñoz Arbona is a VET and English teacher, a National Geographic Certified Educator and a Teach SDGs Teacher ambassador.

He is also a lawyer and an active civil society member, belonging to Anna Lindh Foundation Spanish Network as a member and former Executive Committee member.

He also has some expertise gained through his work as an EU policy adviser within the European Institutions (2002-2009).

My new challenge is to promote green skills and lifelong learning for my students.

As an ambassador, I will take advantage of my extensive professional and academic experience in the field of climate policy and international relations to promote networks, partnerships, events, campaigns, and multi-actor platforms that promote an ambitious approach to climate action at all levels.

Half environmentalist, half economist, I aim to make accessible the elusive ties between nature, the economy, and finance by delivering lectures and articles on the economic perspective of nature, highlighting its impact on the economy. Interested in other interdisciplinary dimensions of climate and nature, I intend to bring sustainability closer to home through curated art projects and discussions, while facilitating Climate Fresks to raise awareness and inspire engagement.

Climate action depends on inclusive, accessible education. As a Program Standards and Collaboration Manager, I oversee projects across CEE, supporting NGOs on vital issues like climate advocacy, women’s rights, and minority protection through a tailored approach called the Digital Activism Accelerator. Additionally, I am a PhD student researching the role of disinformation in spreading climate denialism. My mission is to empower local communities with knowledge and drive impactful change.

Sustainability is not a trend. Let's meet our own needs without compromising the ability of future generations to do so as well. It simply makes sense. I commit to raising awareness about the green transition and the sheer importance of it. People tend to neglect the fact that we actually need to transition into a more sustainable economy. As ambassador I will promote the positive outcomes of a resource-efficient and climate neutral EU. As a zero waste business owner I will further continue my efforts to promote sustainable living and practices to individuals and businesses as well.

We are in this together as Europeans and I like to think that with collective efforts we will leave a healthy planet for our future generations.

I am an environmentalist, circular systems engineer, sustainable fashion visionary and entrepreneur, passionate about changing our clothing consumption and production patterns while creating new opportunities for people and the planet. There is no doubt that in order for sustainability and social innovation to gain momentum, empowering public participation is crucial. Therefore, I am ready to actively pursue interactive educational and communication activities, bringing together consumers, the business community, industry representatives and other stakeholders to reduce the negative impact of fashion together. 

As Ambassador on the Climate Pact, I am working on creating a network of sustainable schools, eco-friendly schools. Local and European net of eco-friendly schools, schools which can share experiences, promote environmental actions and are decided to show the partner schools in order to join forces through European programmes such as Erasmus + or eTwinning.

As an experienced project manager and European affairs expert with over 18 years in various EU-funded projects, I am committed to promoting sustainable practices and climate education. As an EU Climate Pact Ambassador, I aim to raise awareness and engage communities in climate action through educational campaigns, workshops, and cross-sectoral collaborations. My goal is to inspire others to contribute to a greener, more resilient Europe.

Now is the time to mobilise, to act, and to deliver on our climate commitments. I am committed to directing all my efforts to ensure that mobilization and action are occurring at the necessary scale and speed and that all stakeholders understand their roles. As a European Climate Pact Ambassador, I intend to leverage my academic and professional experience in climate and sustainability to drive systemic change through intersectional lenses, supporting those who are most affected.

My name is Jakub Nekvasil, and I am a 17-year-old student at a Prague high school. I founded an NGO Telperion (www.telperion.cz) to raise awareness around climate change and to inspire climate action, focusing mainly on young people. We organise programmes for schools, scouts, and the general public. With one of my projects “Klimatické dny” (Climate Days), I was among the last four candidates selected for the prestigious youth Czech climate award “Cena Josefa Vavrouška”, organised by the Czech Partnership Foundation. I became a local coordinator in the implementation of the Living Landscape project, focusing on water retention. Wherever I am, I try to influence people to assume responsibility for climate, to think about their everyday habits, and to take climate action. I try to show people around me that each small step counts, and that these small steps will eventually make a big difference.

I’m a co-founder of Creek & Pine - a sustainable software agency, and a Project Lead at KLIK energy cooperative - working with the City of Križevci to reach climate neutrality and energy independency. I’m also a co-founder of Orej, an NGO for youth from the countryside. As a European Climate Pact Ambassador, I will develop programs focusing on building energy communities to tackle energy poverty, and sustainable, low-carbon digitalization that benefits the businesses, people and the environment.

I am the director of Arrabona EGTC, an organization with Slovak and Hungarian municipalities as members.
Currently, we have 43 member municipalities committed to sustainability at the local level. Our main task is
regional development. For several years, the EGTC has been a co-organizer of one of Hungary’s largest
rural sustainability events - the Győr Climate Expo - and my team and I also organize the region’s greenminded
traveling camp program.

I am a psychologist, climate activist, and committed member of the Portuguese Red Cross, working to position the organization as a leader in climate crisis response and community resilience across its national network. As an ECP Ambassador, I aim to embed a “do no harm” approach, ensuring no one is left behind. Internally, I will reduce and offset our carbon footprint, while externally, I plan to educate, raise awareness, and prepare communities to adapt and respond to the climate crisis.

As a young activist and freelance journalist, I am focused on reaching young people and small communities in Portugal. I am an advocate for climate and human rights defender. Above all, I am a storyteller. As a Climate Pact Ambassador, I intend to raise awareness and knowledge among people about the climate crisis. We have never experienced such an urgent need for climate action as we do today. My goal is to engage more people in the fight for climate justice, through content creation, journalism and published articles, workshops and talks. I believe we all can act on our local community and create a big impact.