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The only way to ensure that we change the way we think and thereby change our practices from an environmental point of view is with the support and commitment of mayors. Although national and European policies are important to guarantee the means, the truth is that it is the mayors who interact with people every day who can change behaviour and thereby seriously change our impact on the planet.

I am the Director of the Landscape Laboratory of Guimarães, leading projects that connect science, policy and citizens towards climate neutrality. As a Climate Pact Ambassador, I aim to inspire action through education, storytelling and collaboration, sharing the experience of Guimarães – European Green Capital 2026 – and promoting local innovation, circular economy and community engagement across Europe.

I work at the intersection of innovation, sustainability and healthcare. I collaborate with startups and institutions to develop strategic models for the green transition, focusing on the economic measurability of environmental impact.

As an EU Climate Pact Ambassador, I promote awareness and interdisciplinary projects supporting sustainability.

With a background in development and non-profit sector, I’m passionate about practical climate action. I plan to launch a Corporate Food Waste Challenge in Luxembourg to unite businesses and partners in cutting food waste and supporting local communities.

My motivation is rooted in a belief that systemic change happens through connection — when partnerships align purpose, resources, and local action. It's also a way of bridging corporate ESG ambitions with practical local impact.

Climate change is our first challange. We need to take action at the European and local level. How to do it?

1. Engagaging of local communities: create a local network thorughout a 'manifesto to promote the local green deal'
2. Involving associations, enterprises and citizens to monitor the commitment of the local government in climate change actions.
3. Organise events with concrete proposals using the democratic tools existing at a municipal level to fight for climate.

Climate justice cannot be achieved without young voices leading critical conversations. I am a climate advocate from Spain aiming to bridge the gap between youth and international climate decision-making spaces, with a focus on gender equity. As part of Care About Climate, I have developed educational digital media breaking down climate policies and UN resolutions. I was also one of the 4 youth selected to attend COP29 in Baku as part of the Spanish Youth Delegation. 

As a former journalist, I saw societies thrown into change overnight. From the far corners of the former Soviet Union all the way to South Europe in the Eurozone crises. When change is in the air—who emerges and brings people together, creates trust in the other and in the future, and boosts individual or collective agency? With this question in mind, I engage regional shapers, entrepreneurs, academics on the European Green Deal. This, after all, is the largest change project of our time.

Creating policies for sustainable urban development with the Agenda 2030 and the SDGs as a framework of sustainable development. One of the objectives of this ambassadorial role is to strengthen the representation of cities at national and European level by promoting specific activities in each country in cooperation with the 'Covenant of Mayors' and mobilizing other entities to join this movement. This is also an opportunity to improve this pact by obtaining personalized feedback from the territories, reinforcing their role in the implementation of the European Climate Pact.

I studied Architecture and Urban Planning and work to promote climate education and community engagement. Through my involvement with Youth Climate Leaders and Zero Waste Youth, I develop workshops and learning experiences that help young people understand climate challenges and take action. As a European Climate Pact Ambassador, I aim to expand climate literacy and empower local communities to engage in practical climate solutions.

As a pragmatist, I do not question our economic system but work on its ecological transformation - for the benefit of us all.

As an ambassador, my mission will focus on fostering environmental awareness, promoting the dissemination and democratization of knowledge about the ecological crisis, and highlighting the crucial role that young people play in the fight against climate change and in the pursuit of climate justice.

I will leverage my platforms of action to contribute to the development of the European Climate Pact and disseminate the essential knowledge required to establish an environmental culture that adequately addresses the ecological and climate challenges we face.

I am a scientist, sustainability expert at EMBL, and a Climate Reality Leader. As an EU Climate Pact Ambassador, I plan to inspire scientists and the public to act on climate, share success stories from sustainable labs through SELS, promote molecular biology to address climate challenges, and help embed climate responsibility across research institutions.

An activist for the protection of our planet since my adolescence, I try to raise awareness and gather people around the fight against global warming. I am convinced that it is together that we will make the difference. For that purpose, through associations that I coordinate, I carry out awareness projects in schools, advocate with our political representatives and create conferences on the subject. Thanks to a long trip outside Europe, I promised myself to make Europeans aware in one way or another that climate protection is everyone’s responsibility and that it goes beyond our continental borders. I will also support many campaigns especially for a more responsible agriculture and the one for the protection of our precious ocean.

As an ambassador, I would love to develop the projects I already undertake but above all I would love to be able to share, via social networks, new narratives as I endeavour to do on a daily basis. It is important to reconsider our relationship to nature.

As a Climate Pact Ambassador I will use my platform as program host, moderator and key note speaker to highlight the Pact and push for climate action in all pillars of society. 

I am ADRA’s Global Climate Policy Advisor, focusing on international climate finance at the intersection of humanitarian action. I am passionate about crafting cross-sectoral partnerships and implementing models that foster resilience, while supporting the global ADRA network with offices in 122 countries with policy engagement and funding diversification. As an EU Climate Pact Ambassador, I aim to advance climate justice through initiatives that link global policy with local climate solutions.

I am the founder of Bloom & Flow, a sustainability consulting and auditing company focused on water stewardship and nature conservation, and a PhD candidate at ENGEES. As an Ambassador, I will work with NGOs and socially driven companies to develop water stewardship strategies, conduct water risk assessments, and create biodiversity action plans. I aim to help organizations adopt sustainable practices, protect natural resources, and enhance climate resilience in their communities.

I plan to connect my daily work with the Climate Pact of the EU. I will take a humanitarian scope and I will connect information on the impact of the climate crisis with future crisis perspectives, bringing in prevention and preparedness approaches. I will also bring the EU Climate Pact to civil society organisations, and to local agendas, especially schools and the education sector. Climate is a global issue, but giving visibility to local actions and giving voice to local actors will be my most immediate commitment.  Finally, I will work with other Pact ambassadors, contributing to a collective positive impact for this common agenda.

I am a cultural mediator and co-founder of 4iS – Social Innovation, working at the intersection of culture, community, and climate action. As a Climate Pact Ambassador, I aim to engage diverse and vulnerable groups through creative participation, education, and dialogue, promoting inclusive climate awareness and local resilience in the Aveiro region.

I am a climate researcher, but my values and volunteer work equally shape me as a youth climate activist and ecofeminist, grounded in the belief that protecting our planet means upholding the rights of those most marginalized by unsustainable systems. In recent years, I have taken on various youth leadership roles, representing Italy at the Y20 with the Young Ambassadors Society, serving as an EU youth delegate at COP28, and as a member of the Young Scientists Group at the World Food Forum.