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I am a theatre artist who is passionate about climate justice, active in campaigns from a young age. By combining my two passions I created the performance Acres of Longing which explores displacement due to coal mining and the connection between people and nature. As a European Climate Pact Ambassador, I intend to raise awareness and inspire people to envision a clean and just future, by using art as my main tool. I intend to organise workshops, discussions, interactive and immersive evеnts.

I am an ecologist with a doctorate degree and an educationalist with a master's degree, who has combined the basic knowledge of ecology with educating people. I believe that we can bring about the most lasting change in society through better education, that is, the ability to think in complex systems and guide our behavior according to our knowledge.

Education & open-mindedness are the key to make people realise we need to ACT. I have been active in the field of non-formal education for many years and initiated quite a few activities to make others contribute to a positive change in how we tackle sustainability-linked issues. And it can be done through daily things, national regulations or global networks. We need to cooperate on a multi-stakeholder level, work together for the common interest to secure ourselves a safer and liveable world.

Nagyon fontos, hogy helyi szinten, a saját környezetünkben minden tőlünk telhetőt tegyünk meg a környezetünk védelméért. Ezen felül, a már meglévő, települési szinten bevált jógyakorlatokat kell terjeszteni, a széleskörű, minél eredményesebb szemléletformálás érdekében.

As an Ambassador for the European Climate Pact, I am dedicated to:

1. Fostering an Active Community: Empowering youth and creative communities through Web3 technology to actively support urgent climate action.
2. Mobilizing Resources: Seeking opportunities to support impactful projects and programs addressing climate change challenges.
3. Active Participation in COP28 and Beyond: Contributing insights, perspectives, and expertise to shape effective climate policies and agreements at international conferences.

Through these responsibilities, I aim to make a meaningful impact as a European Climate Pact Ambassador, leading by example in climate action and environmental protection.

I am a graduate of the University of Silesia and the Silesian University of Technology with a degree in environmental protection, and have worked in local government dealing with ecological issues since the beginning of my career. Professionally and privately, I look at where we are going and what we can change for a better life - how to use the resources of the planet with the least possible side effect of its degradation. Since January 2024 I have been working as an Eco-advisor, running social media and being active locally.

I am the Bulgarian Youth Delegate to the United Nations and a student of International Relations passionate about sustainability, circular economy, and youth empowerment. As a European Climate Pact Ambassador, I plan to engage young people across Bulgaria in climate literacy and policy dialogues through workshops, school campaigns, and green innovation initiatives that link local action to the European Green Deal and promote intergenerational climate responsibility.

I am a Chemical Engineer MSc, PhD, dedicated to sustainable development. As a Climate Pact Ambassador, I intend to blend my diverse passions – mother of two, ballet dancer, trail runner, fencer, and assistant professor – into tangible climate initiatives. My plan to foster awareness includes school activities, a climate-themed ballet performance, engaging athletes in climate-focused events, and mobilizing university students to bridge gaps to engage diverse communities for a sustainable future.

I am a sustainability trainer and consultant and co-founder of RooTerra and Roes Cooperativa. I lead Erasmus+ projects about climate and sustainability empowering youth and educators through climate education, regenerative leadership, and zero waste practices. I’m a Climate Fresk facilitator, Climate KIC coach, and part of the Erasmus+ Youth Greece trainer pool. My goal is to engage 300+ people and reach 2,000+ online through weekly climate posts and local events.

My main goal as a European Climate Pact Ambassador is to raise awareness among citizens about climate and green actions, in order to gain green consciousness and achieve the ultimate goal of climate neutrality. Through interactive events and extroversion, which will be achieved by networking between stakeholders and citizens, there will exchange good practices and know-how on how to build a green and sustainable future for all, realising the benefits that will arise from it. Because the future belongs to young people, their involvement in programmes related to environmental protection and climate neutrality will familiarise them with green development. 

Currently studying for a Master's degree in Environmental Management and involved in several youth associations, I want to bridge the gap between scientific knowledge and people who do not have privileged access to scientific knowledge.
I want to find the right balance between organizing round tables for constructive discussions and field activities such as tree planting and training on various aspects of climate change.

I am an LL.M. candidate in Law and Sustainability at Utrecht University, focusing on environmental law and climate change. With experience as a lawyer in Greece, I volunteer for Groentetas, a nonprofit promoting sustainable food, and I am a founding member of Heraklion’s Trainee & Young Lawyers Association. As a Climate Pact Ambassador, I’ll lead a Crete beach cleanup with educational talks, publish climate articles, and organize a vegan cooking event to engage students in sustainable practices.

I have been volunteering for a local NGO in Budapest, Hungary since 2019 and I became a driving force in organising events  such as habitat maintenance (in coordination with local authorities and experts), garbage collection, placement and maintenance of birdhouses, educational sessions, etc. 

I sincerely care about the future of our planet and wish for us to safeguard it for future generations. Even small steps today can help to minimise our personal impacts on climate. We can not afford to leave it for tomorrow. As is well-known that "There is No Planet B" and we need to recognise that not all human-caused impacts can be repaired. 

I'm Attila from Budapest, Director of the Center for Systems Innovation (www.systemsinnovation.eu), Co-founder of PHYSI (www.physi.earth) and PhD at Central European University (www.ceu.edu). In the past decade I learned the limitations of ‘business as usual’ approaches to addressing systemic challenges, which solidified my commitment to work with change agents, encourage people to think critically, co-create, and look for creative solutions. Driven by a background in environmental engineering and economics, I focused my PhD on unlocking the transformative potential of nature in cities, worked globally from Canada to Singapore, taught at universities from Mongolia to Estonia, and met wonderful people along the way. My goal as an ambassador is to share my professional learnings and scale systems approaches to tackle fundamental sustainability challenges, forge partnerships, and build capacity - through CSI I will organize trainings for teachers, companies, and hackathons for students.

Senior Research Fellow at the Circular Economy Research Center (CERC), Circular Economy Specialist, and Project Manager supporting the twin (green and digital) transition by incorporating the circular economy concept and principles in education and businesses.

MBA in Innovation Management, MSc in Environmental Law and Sustainable Development, and Bachelor in Law. I am interested in developing collaboration and cooperation for knowledge transfer and replicating good practices in the twin (green and digital) transition.

I am passionate about raising awareness about climate change and climate action through sustainable development and circular economy enabled by policy and new technologies.

When thinking about the future, I find three things, which are crucial: climate, youth and sustainability.

During the last years I have organised a range of informative events for the representatives of local authorities devoted to climate and environment issues, as well as creative activities involving children and youth in order to introduce children (and at the same time their parents) and teachers with the climate issues.

We have to feel the nature in order to live in a sustainable way!

I have 30 years of experience in national and international schools. The opportunity to support the success of students is a privilege. At this precarious time for our planet, climate action is needed. Learning in, with, through and for nature features prominently in the learning journey in the best schools. Nature Based Learning inspires students to develop a deep connection with and affection for nature; this is the catalyst for them making a lifelong commitment to environmental stewardship.