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EUKI helps accelerate climate action in Europe.
It provides funding for climate action projects.
It shares knowledge.
It brings people and organisations together.
Since 2017, EUKI has supported many projects in Europe. 232 projects are currently underway. 459 organisations from 31 countries are working on them.

The EUKI website shows:
Who EUKI is. What it does.
It showcases projects.
It explains funding through the ideas competition.
It showcases learning opportunities from the EUKI Academy.
It offers articles, publications, and videos.

You can filter by topic and country.

The EUKI is part of the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Climate Action, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMUKN). It was founded in 2017.
The EUKI is implemented by the GIZ (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit).

The EUKI does the following:

• It supports climate action projects operating in Europe.
• The goals are reducing greenhouse gases and improving collaboration.
• It promotes good ideas for climate action and energy-saving mobility and buildings.
• It encourages sustainability in politics and business.
• It brings people together: authorities, NGOs, environmental groups, and scientists.
• The EUKI Academy offers training courses and webinars on climate action and methods.

We promote an annual call for proposals from organisations for climate projects. The EUKI selects good ideas and supports them with between €120,000 and €1,000,000 per project.

The EUKI Academy is a learning opportunity. It organises training courses and specialist events. People from all over Europe interested in climate action can also participate. There is a learning platform with educational videos and recordings of numerous webinars. The EUKI Academy also offers events where organisations can exchange ideas.

On the website you will find:

• Lists of climate action projects from many European countries.
• Project searches with filters by topic and country.
• Dates for events such as workshops or conferences.
• Current news, publications, and videos about EUKI and its projects.
• Team and contact information.

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