EU Climate Pact Partner
As an EU Climate Pact Partner, EquiRoots Climate Collective is part of a growing European movement where organizations are leading the green transition. It's not just about ambitions - it's about concrete actions, partnerships and visible results.
Our Role
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Commitment
EquiRoots Climate Collective’s Role in European Climate Cooperation
As a partner in the EU Climate Pact, EquiRoots Climate Collective is committed to driving the green transition by empowering women leaders and communities to take meaningful climate action. We foster change through collaboration, knowledge exchange, and concrete initiatives that bridge science, systems innovation, and social inclusion.
As a partner, we focus on three core areas:
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We lead by example: We demonstrate how inclusive, science-based, and community-driven climate action can create systemic change.
We engage and empower: We inspire and equip women and marginalized communities to become active agents of climate resilience and environmental stewardship.
We connect local action to Europe: We link grassroots initiatives and local knowledge with European networks, policies, and collaborations to amplify impact.
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What does this mean specifically?
Being a Climate Pact Partner enables EquiRoots Climate Collective to:
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Join a network of dedicated organizations across Europe collaborating to advance climate action, equity, and resilience.
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Participate in EU and national events to share insights, highlight local challenges, and influence climate policy discussions.
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Showcase our tools, research, and case studies on Climate Pact platforms to inspire others.
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Gain visibility for our projects and solutions, both locally and across Europe.
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Our commitment as a partner:
Each year, EquiRoots Climate Collective undertakes at least three concrete climate actions, such as workshops, campaigns, educational programs, or community projects that promote sustainability and social inclusion. We particularly focus on reaching groups that are often excluded from climate conversations, amplifying voices that are otherwise unheard.
