EU Climate Action Dialogue
Harmonising European long-term climate strategies through fostering dialogue and analysis.
Project info
Czech Republic, Estonia, Germany, Poland, Romania, Slovenia
10/20 - 12/22
Civil Society, EU Institutions, NGOs, Governments
282,546.00 €
Contact info
Nils Meyer-Ohlendorf
- Ecologic Institute gGmbH
- AMO – Asociace pro mezinárodní otázky
- Energiepolitik Gruppe (EPG)
- Energy Policy Group (EPG)
- Jožef Stefan Institut Slowenien
- Umweltinstitut Stockholm (SEI)
- WiseEuropa
Background
The European Union’s goal to achieve climate neutrality within the next 30 years is a great societal, economic, and political undertaking, with many challenges and opportunities. The project addresses two processes that are central to it. First, the debate on the future of the EU and, second, the development and implementation of national long-term climate strategies. The project tackles the crucial issue of harmonising countries’ long-term climate action across the EU, building on the achievements of the EUKI-funded Climate Recon 2050 project.
Project
The project consists of two main pillars, “The Future of Europe” and “Climate Recon 2050”. In both pillars, the project combines analysis with dialogue to inform political debate. South and Central Eastern Europe are the project’s main target regions.
“Future of Europe” establishes a network of leading think tanks from eight Member States (MS) to monitor domestic debates on the future of Europe and its link to climate policies. It translates EU discussions to the national context, contributes regularly to domestic debates on the EU, and provides expertise on climate policy and EU affairs to citizens.
“Climate Recon 2050” supports a growing community of political and technical experts inside government institutions. It provides them with different opportunities for capacity building, exchange, and knowledge generation. Among them are dialogue workshops for government experts, the analysis of regional climate strategies, and seminars enabling cooperation between EU member states and relevant stakeholders in the target regions.
