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Türkiye aims to use AI warming systems, expand aerial firefighting by 50% and replant forest with fire-resistant species by 2030

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In Türkiye water stress is getting worse because of excessive use of water and drought. Türkiye aims to improve smart irrigation systems, recycle %30 of wastewater and restore at least 25 mayor wetlands.

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Nowadays, Türkiye's renewable constitute about 45% of electricity generation. Until 2030, Türkiye aims to increase this to over the 60% with focusing on solar, offshore wind and Türkiye aims to become a clean energy exporter.

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In Greece we plan on having early warning systems so we can detect fires ontime and we also plan on expanding green zones and building buffer zones between forests and communities

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Turkiye is planning to deal with public transport issues. Currently, the problem is there isn't a cooperation for climate-related emissions from private vehicle use and urban congestion are in high levels. Turkiye aims to increase the usage of electrical vehicles and public transport and expand rail systems.

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Promote efficient water use- encourage responsible water consumptions in households, agriculture and industry through education and incentives.

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Portugal currently has 60% electricity from renewables, and in 2030 the goal is 85% electricity from renewables.

Portugal already has a strong foundation in renewable electricity, with about 60% of its electricity coming from renewable sources as of now. To reach the 2030 goal of 85%, the country will need to accelerate several strategies. Here's how it can get there: Expanding Solar and wind and supportive policies and incentives

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Croatia plans to use solar, wind, geothermal, and hydrothermal energy.

Investment in energy efficiency (spend less-pollute less).

Closure of coal and gas-fired power plants by the year 2030.

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Greece aims on investing in Green Public Transportation. We can start by increasing the use of electric buses and trains powered by renewable energy sources. Another good solution would be to expand the public transport services to rural areas and island where cars are often the olny option.

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Spain.create firebreaks and reforest with fire-resistant species

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Spain.create firebreaks and reforest with fire-resistant species

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Currently, in Portugal we have 20% of urban coverge.

Our goal is to achieve 35% increase. And 100% eletric buses in Lisbon/Porto untill 2030.

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Greece aims to expand solar and wind infrastructure, because Greece has high solar radiation and strong wind potential, especially in the islands. In this way, investing in large-scale and and small scale solar and wind projects will help the country reduce reliance on fossil fuels.

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Responsible water use :

Reduce water consuption through low -flow faucets , the reuse of gray water , and the use of efficient irrigation systems in gardens

Water conservation :

Current status

Water management in Spain shows disparaties in service quality and coverage .

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In Croatia we plan to plant different species of plants because a diverse forest recovers more easily after a fire because there are more species to survive. By protecting forests and planting new ones, we help to "suction" CO2 from the atmosphere.

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Portugal plans to reduce the number of burned areas, 100000 ha, by reforesting 40000 ha and our goal is to reduce this value to 50% by 2030

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Spain currently has 66% electricity from renewables. Challenges in integrating renewable energy into the energy system. Spain need investment in grid infrastructure and energy storage

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To save North Macedonia’s forests by 2030 and 2035, we can plant trees (25%), stop illegal logging (20%), and teach people why forests are important (10%). Using better farming (15%), buying safe wood (10%), making strong laws (20%), and getting youth involved (10%) will make a real impact.

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Improving public transportation in North Macedonia requires a multifaceted approach, integrating infrastructure development, modernization of services, and sustainable practices. Here are key strategies and ongoing initiatives:

1.Improving public transportation in North Macedonia is essential to reduce traffic congestion and air pollution in major cities.

2.Enhance Regional and National Connectivity.

3. Implement Intelligent Transport Systems.

4. Promote Sustainable and Inclusive Mobility.

5.Establishing dedicated bus lanes in busy urban areas like Skopje and Tetovo can reduce delays and improve traffic flow.

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N.Macedonia aims to rapidly expand renewables with major wind and solar projects, phasing out coal , modernizing it's energy system by 2030 N.Macedonia aims to have 38% of ita gross final energy consumption sourced from renewable energy

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Currently Türkiye’s garbage dump site is dominat also recycling is only %13 so Türkiye goals to reach %50 recycling, begin nationwide composting and forbid single use plastics in public institutions.

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Water is one of the treasures of Croatia, as we use it for a lot of things, we swim in it, make salt from it, we need it for tourism and we need it to survive. So it is a shame to say that we don't have a lot of drinkable water. We can save water by installing water-saving devices, taking shorter showers and using rainwater for gardens.

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In Croatia people use cars everyday and the traffic is making everyone crazy. The gas from the car is ruining nature and polluting air. Croatia needs to encourige people to take public transportation. Then we will use less gas while still getting to our destination. Also people are seeing the problem and are already trying to find solutions. They started to buy electronic cars and are using bikes more often.

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In Portugal one of the areas that uses the most water is the farming and agriculture area. We thought about some kind of solutions like starting to use drip irrigation or micro-sprinkles. We also can irrigate during low evaporation periods, like night or early mornings, select drought-resistant crops and use soil moisture sensors and monitoring systems to optimize irrigation.

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Greece , a country known for its stunning landscapes and Mediterranean climate, faces significant challenges related to water conservation due to its semi-arid conditions , growing population,and the increasing impact of climate change. Protection of natural water sources preserving Greece's natural freshwater resources such as lakes,rivers and aquifers is essential for long-term water security. Strict regulations must be enforced to prevent over-extraction,pollution and illegal water use Protecting wetlands,forests and watersheds also helps maintain the natural water cycle and biodiversity,contributing to a healthier environment.Water conservation is not just a necessity but a shared responsibility in the fight against climate change. By implementing these measures , Greece can secure its water future , reduce the strain on its natural resources, and help mitigate the broader impacts of climate change. It is imperative that individuals,communities, businesses,and policymakers work together to create a sustainable,water-conscious society for generations to come

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To reduce waste in North Macedonia by 2030 and 2035, we need to cut single-use plastics (25%), improve recycling systems (20%), and educate people about waste reduction (10%). Supporting sustainable products (15%), composting organic waste (10%), enforcing waste laws (10%), and involving youth and communities (10%) can make a big and lasting difference.

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In Greece waste managment is quite a problem as no one cares about how to reduce or manage the trash that our contry has. We can solve this problem by reducing single use plastics and develop ways to turn waste to energy.

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To reduce waste Croatia plans to close old landfills and building waste management centers because landfills are a big source of methane-they need to be closed and replaced with modern sorting and recycling centers.

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To date, only 39% of our waste is being recycled and this percentage suggests that there is much to be done to introduce better waste management.

By 2030 we strive to make recycling 55% and landfill less than 10%. This will take a united effort: investing in improved recycling infrastructure, educating the public and urging people and businesses to reduce, reuse and recycle. With commitment and innovation, we can build a cleaner, more sustainable future for everyone.

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Measures from the Provincial Council of Málaga

1. Provincial Climate Change Strategy:

• Reduction of emissions in the energy and transport sectors.

• Investments in renewable energy projects (solar panels, wind turbines).

• Environmental education programs to raise awareness among the population about the importance of caring for the environment.

2. Promotion of Sustainable Transport:

• Support for public transport and electric mobility (electric vehicles and charging points).

• Promotion of greenways and bike lanes to reduce car use.

3. Initiatives in Organic Agriculture:

• Promotion of sustainable agricultural practices to reduce emissions and promote biodiversity, such as organic farming and conservation agriculture.

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plans to run awareness campaign sto educate 80% of the population about climate change by 2030

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By 2030, Türkiye aims to make climate education mandatory in all schools, to increase students awareness of climate change and environmental problems. The goal is to train 100,000 teachers in sustainability practices, ensuring they are well-equipped to educate climate change.

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To fight global warming, Türkiye aims to educate people about climate change, promote eco-friendly habits, and increase awareness about using renewable energy and protecting nature. Schools, social media, and public campaigns will play a key role in teaching people how to live more sustainably.

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Will organize workshops and events to teach students and adults about renewable energy and recycling

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Aims to involve 70% of schools in environmental projectsby 2030

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Will launch a national campaign to encourage citizens to plant trees and reduce energy use at home