On March 24 and 25, the European community dedicated to climate action will meet at a hybrid “Brussels-online” event focused on reflecting on the ecological transition and best practices in projects that champion it. This is a key moment in the European Union’s climate calendar, so experts and policymakers involved in circularity and the fight against climate change will also attend the conference.
All attendees will be able to choose how they wish to attend: in person or virtually. The group sessions and practical workshops will begin at 9:30 a.m. each day and will mostly be broadcast live online. The activities will end at around 5:30 p.m. Places in Brussels are limited, so registration is now open at this link.
The EU has also provided a detailed program of the sessions, which will cover topics such as sustainable technologies, climate misinformation, and the importance of active citizen participation, as highlighted in the fundamental principles of the New European Bauhaus initiative.
The European Climate Pact also encourages the organization of group activities that raise awareness of the climate crisis and contribute to the green transition at the local level. Ways to participate, frequently asked questions, and examples of activities are described on its website.
