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Communicating the successes of the European Union¡¯s main funding vehicle for climate action and sustainability

Location
All 27 European Member States
Offices
Client
  • Ministry of Energy and
  • Natural Resources

LIFE Programme - Communication Services

The LIFE Programme is the European Union¡¯s primary funding instrument for environment and climate action. It supports projects that contribute to nature and biodiversity, circular economy and quality of life, climate change mitigation and adaptation, and the clean energy transition.

Our Communication and Stakeholder Engagement team manages external communications for the LIFE Programme, crafting weekly articles to highlight project accomplishments as well as a communication strategy, creating engaging multimedia materials. They manage their media channels and community interactions, monitor media coverage, and update the website with upcoming news and events. They also support the European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency (CINEA) in organizing events to gather representatives and discuss policies in action. As well, our team organizes the presence of the Programme at fairs and events, providing more visibility at events throughout Europe and finding potential new candidates.

Ultimately, the LIFE Programme is generating greater awareness, mobilizing stakeholders, and inspiring individuals to take active steps towards environmental sustainability. We¡¯re proud to support their vision of creating a more sustainable and resilient Europe.

Want to know more? Follow the LIFE Programme on , , and .

Location
All 27 European Member States
Offices
Client
  • Ministry of Energy and
  • Natural Resources

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