Dublin Climate Action Week 2024, which takes place from 9-15 September, will feature the latest regional and local events covering a range of environmental topics and to showcase the latest Climate Action Plans adopted in each of Dublin’s four local authorities.

The programme of events for the third Dublin Climate Action Week will be organised through a partnership of Dublin’s Climate Action Regional Office (CARO), South Dublin County Council, Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council, Fingal County Council, Dublin City Council and Codema – Dublin’s Energy Agency.

Climate action remains a priority at local and national government levels and there is a strong focus on community engagement and implementation of action within each of the local authority Climate Action Plans 2024-2029. Important steps towards a sustainable and inclusive future are taken within the local communities and Dublin Climate Action Week will seek to showcase the work taking place across the city and county of Dublin.

The shared objective of Dublin Climate Action Week is to demonstrate progress on the implementation of the four Dublin local authority Climate Action Plans, and a regional approach to climate action.

Dublin City Council’s Executive Manager and the Directors of Services in South Dublin, Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown and Fingal County Councils (who are responsible for climate action) said that Dublin Climate Action Week is “an excellent opportunity for local authorities and the communities we serve to come together and showcase the great work already underway to deliver on our climate goals and build momentum towards future actions through our Climate Action Plans 2024-2029.”

The full programme of events will open for bookings in mid-August.

For further information visit www.dublinclimateactionweek.ie.