CHANGE MAY SEEM INCONCEIVABLE, BUT ONLY UNTIL WE ACT.
What is Finnish Climate Collaboration?
For climate action to have a greater impact, we need to share best practices and build partnerships.
Our hope is that these examples will inspire new climate action around the world and encourage new organisations and companies to work together with Finnish climate actors.
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CHANGEMAKERS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Agenda 2030 makes young people part of developing environmental policy
Universities use climate learning as a tool to build an educated societyClimate University is a network of Finnish universities and high schools. Together, they develop multidisciplinary methods to teach climate change and sustainability.
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Case Neste: leader in producing renewable fuels
Neste, a Finnish company, creates solutions for combating climate change and accelerating the shift to a circular economy.
TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE OPERATIONS AND DECARBONISATIONTechnological innovation and modernisation of existing installations allows Wärtsilä’s customers to take steps towards sustainability and decarbonisation.
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CLIMATE CHANGE IS A CHALLENGE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS
Gender equality can be improved through development cooperation.
METEOROLOGY BRINGS TOGETHER INNOVATIONS AND DEVELOPMENT WORKNine out of ten natural disasters are related to climate change. Over the past decade, disasters have claimed the lives of hundreds of thousands of people and affected the lives of almost two billion.
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It takes all of us to make sure that future generations can enjoy a healthy planet. That is why Finland is committed to solving environmental issues together with others.
Soili Kangaskorpi
Ambassador for Climate and Environment
Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland
Climate Honours
Climate actors around the globe are working relentlessly to ensure a better future for the upcoming generations. As a part of the Finnish Climate Collaboration, the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland wants to express our gratitude for that work.
Finland’s network of missions around the world grant Climate Honours to individuals and small organisations that are leading the way in combating climate change.
A community of over 50 young people from various academic and professional backgrounds accelerating Portugal’s climate transition through knowledge sharing and collaboration in the development of solutions
https://www.comunidade-lidera.com/
CECAD is a non-governmental organization established in 2004 that has been working in the most vulnerable provinces across the country including the Mekong River Delta. Their focus has been on the environment and communities in order to preserve biodiversity, help implement changes in response to climate change, improve living conditions, reduce social imbalances, and assist in the development of communities. CECAD has implemented the climate resilience project in the Mekong River Delta with funding from the Embassy of Finland since 2020. The project has contributed to increasing awareness of local communities, especially youths, reporters and high school students on saline intrusion and climate change adaptation. CECAD has also joined the campaign on climate action started in 2021 with the early warning system for timely updating local people on saline levels in rivers for better resilience to saline intrusion.
Patricia Kombo is a passionate environmentalist, a land champion, and the founder of the PaTree Initiative. Patricia wants to raise a generation of climate-conscious citizens and has dedicated her energy to promoting environmental and climate literacy.