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The EUKI invites all of its projects to use this blog to share events, project results and other project related highlights on climate action in the European Union. Through the exchange, we want to enable organisations to share their experiences on good approaches on climate mitigation and allow the members of our EUKI Community to learn from each other. We also invite other actors to follow the blog and make use of EUKI project results.
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CEE Bankwatch Network, Deutsche Umwelthilfe (DUH), and E3G together with the EUKI Academy organised a workshop on 10 June to explore how Germany can work with CEE governments to secure their support for upcoming reforms and initiatives under the European Green Deal.
As part of the project Bridging European and Local Climate Action (BEACON), national workshops were organised in all of the BEACON countries. The overarching aim of the virtual national workshops was to identify, specify and decide on further steps towards improving the national framework conditions for climate action on the ground. These national workshops took up the various strands of the BEACON project and further served to anchor the impulse for stronger cooperation between government levels.
The EUKI project YESclima has contributed to measures that can lead the way for climate protection in buildings in the southern European province of Cádiz.
Together with EUKI Academy, WWF Greece hosted a conference for Greek EUKI beneficiaries to network and to exchange with both German and Greek ministries about the energy transition in Greece.
During the Urban Policy Congress in Katowice on June 7, 2021, EUKI project EDINA held a workshop on revitalization areas. The workshop participants, working in two groups, concentrated on a discussion on the advantages and disadvantages of different approaches to subsidy programmes in Special Revitalisation Zones.
Experts and civil society discussed how national recovery plans can put Central and Eastern Europe on track to reach climate neutrality. The event was organised by CEE Bankwatch Network, Deutsche Umwelthilfe (DUH) and E3G together with the EUKI Academy.
In the Three4Climate project, representatives from Braga and Loulé (Portugal), as well as Maribor and Kranj (Slovenia) explored climate protection projects in Germany. With videos, expert presentations and live Q&As, the virtual study tour took them to the cities of Bielefeld and Radolfzell.
The GreenTecLabs project motivates potential founders of green start-ups to contribute to European Recovery and delevop business ideas and create jobs in three regions in Greece, Spain and Slovakia. The article gives a brief overview of the next steps of the project.
The idea with transferring the second BEACON study visit to a virtual format was to provide multipliers in the partner countries with some informative and illustrative best practice examples for local climate protection. The results were two 15-minute videos.
WTF is Climate Change booklet is developed for teachers, educators, youth workers, and youth in general. It aims to make you ready to become part of the solution to the global warming problem. It contains all the necessary (and more) information about the causes and effects of climate change. Furthermore, at the end of the booklet, you will find a list of suggestions for what you can do personally to protect the environment and our society.
EUKI Community
Welcome to the EUKI Community!
The EUKI invites all of its projects to use this blog to share events, project results and other project related highlights on climate action in the European Union. Through the exchange, we want to enable organisations to share their experiences on good approaches on climate mitigation and allow the members of our EUKI Community to learn from each other. We also invite other actors to follow the blog and make use of EUKI project results.
Please note: The opinions put forward in this blog or in any attached documents or linked websites are the sole responsibility of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMU).
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How can Germany and Central and Eastern Europe work together for more climate ambition?
Energy Transformation Debate in CEE
CEE Bankwatch Network, Deutsche Umwelthilfe (DUH), and E3G together with the EUKI Academy organised a workshop on 10 June to explore how Germany can work with CEE governments to secure their support for upcoming reforms and initiatives under the European Green Deal.
National workshops on improving framework conditions for local climate action conducted in BEACON countries
Bridging European and Local Climate Action (BEACON)
As part of the project Bridging European and Local Climate Action (BEACON), national workshops were organised in all of the BEACON countries. The overarching aim of the virtual national workshops was to identify, specify and decide on further steps towards improving the national framework conditions for climate action on the ground. These national workshops took up the various strands of the BEACON project and further served to anchor the impulse for stronger cooperation between government levels.
Climate protection measures in schools
YESclima – Young experts for climate-friendly schools in Mediterranean countries
The EUKI project YESclima has contributed to measures that can lead the way for climate protection in buildings in the southern European province of Cádiz.
How EUKI projects enhance the energy transition
Together with EUKI Academy, WWF Greece hosted a conference for Greek EUKI beneficiaries to network and to exchange with both German and Greek ministries about the energy transition in Greece.
EDINA project experience during the Urban Policy Congress in Katowice (Poland)
EDINA – Improving Energy Efficiency in Revitalisation
During the Urban Policy Congress in Katowice on June 7, 2021, EUKI project EDINA held a workshop on revitalization areas. The workshop participants, working in two groups, concentrated on a discussion on the advantages and disadvantages of different approaches to subsidy programmes in Special Revitalisation Zones.
How to Seize the Potential for a Green Recovery in Central and Eastern Europe?
Energy Transformation Debate in CEE
Experts and civil society discussed how national recovery plans can put Central and Eastern Europe on track to reach climate neutrality. The event was organised by CEE Bankwatch Network, Deutsche Umwelthilfe (DUH) and E3G together with the EUKI Academy.
Three4Climate: Cities from Portugal and Slovenia explore climate protection projects in Germany
Three Presidencies for Climate: Think European – Act Local
In the Three4Climate project, representatives from Braga and Loulé (Portugal), as well as Maribor and Kranj (Slovenia) explored climate protection projects in Germany. With videos, expert presentations and live Q&As, the virtual study tour took them to the cities of Bielefeld and Radolfzell.
GreenTecLab: Green Recovery – New Start-ups and Projects for Greece, Spain and Slovakia
GTL – Green Tec Labs
The GreenTecLabs project motivates potential founders of green start-ups to contribute to European Recovery and delevop business ideas and create jobs in three regions in Greece, Spain and Slovakia. The article gives a brief overview of the next steps of the project.
BEACON study visits going virtual
Bridging European and Local Climate Action (BEACON)
The idea with transferring the second BEACON study visit to a virtual format was to provide multipliers in the partner countries with some informative and illustrative best practice examples for local climate protection. The results were two 15-minute videos.
WTF is Climate Change?
Sustainaware
WTF is Climate Change booklet is developed for teachers, educators, youth workers, and youth in general. It aims to make you ready to become part of the solution to the global warming problem. It contains all the necessary (and more) information about the causes and effects of climate change. Furthermore, at the end of the booklet, you will find a list of suggestions for what you can do personally to protect the environment and our society.
Climate Action in Europe
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