Climate. Climate? Climate!

Project facts

Project promoter:
ZO ČSOP VERONICA(CZ)
Project Number:
CZ-ENVIRONMENT-0092
Status:
In implementation
Initial project cost:
€49,902

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Description

The aim is to motivate target groups (pupils, students, administration and the public) to increase their efforts for climate protection. Offer them the knowledge and tools and encourage them to change behavior and approach to governance and to pay maximum attention to climate change mitigation and adaptation. The goal will be achieved primarily through the implementation of 2 years of a nationwide climate project for schools CO2 League (www.CO2liga.cz), including a final conference and a video on pupils'' activities in climate protection. There will also be 2 runs of the media-famous nationwide Earth Hour campaign (www.hodinazeme.cz), aimed at the public and public administration. Each year, the campaign selects one of the important aspects of climate change and draws attention to it, with participants making commitments. The project will include the Summer School, a thematic publication accompanying the Earth Hour c and 3 articles in the national media. The applicant has ten years of experience with this activities, in the submitted project he will improve, expand and innovate them. Also the range of cooperating entities will be expanded (including umbrella organizations such as Pavučina, the Climate Coalition, the Network of Healthy Cities, and business entities). All activities will respond thematically to current developments in the field of climate protection - strengthening climate protection at the local level as a tool for fulfilling international climate commitments, energy communities, trends in mobility and catering, growing citizen involvement in climate protection. On the other hand, there is also a response to the effects of rising weather extremes and the strengthening of resilience. The experience of the pandemic crisis will not be neglected. 
 

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