Connecting individuals and communities to promote sustainability actions

 

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Communities' Paths to Sustainability

About Climate Connected

This project is building an easy to use toolkit which supports individuals and communities to take a number of steps necessary to build climate action. There are supports to build a decarbonisation committee for the community including a decarbonisation plan for the local area. This also includes supports to engage the people of the community to measure the carbon intensity of a myriad of behaviours and actions of residents’ lifestyles.

Our latest Sustainability Success Stories: from Individuals and Communities

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Build a Community Structure

Getting an effective team together is a vital step in the community journey to sustainability. We have broken down the actions and resources needed to do this into five key areas where you can build your capacities and skills.

SEE SOME SUSTAINABLE SUCCESS STORIES FROM INDIVIDUALS AND COMMUNITIES

Some communities and individuals, just like yours have already made great progress on the journey to sustainability, you  can see these stories here. Keep in touch and soon you or your community could have it’s own decarbonisation story to tell

Discover Your Carbon Footprint

Our Carbon Footprint tool is currently in development by Energy Co-operatives Ireland Ltd and Galway University. Please join our mailing list and we will let you know when it is ready to use. In the meantime find out about the sustainability impact of your behaviour choices

Make Valuable Connections

Finding out how other communities have progressed their decabonisation journey is a great way of getting inspiration and making connections. Join our community network by signing up to our newsletter

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This project is supported by the Irish Government through funding from Pobal