Membership
Climate Action Network (CAN) Europe is Europe’s leading NGO coalition fighting dangerous climate change.
We are a unique network, in which environmental and development organisations work together to issue joint lobby campaigns and maximise their impact.
With over 170 member organisations active in 38 European countries, representing over 1,500 NGOs and more than 47 million citizens, CAN Europe promotes sustainable climate, energy and development policies throughout Europe.
Facts & Figures
Twitter 21,000 followers
Facebook: 7,200 followers
90,000 impressions
of our top post on Twitter
63,315 website users
more than 60 webinars and events for the Network
3 events for the Network
8 joint funding applications
with the Network
11 newsletters with
800 + subscribers to our newsletters
96 press releases
12 op-eds
5 media events
2,500 mass media hits
27 letters
to policy makers
17 consultations
to submissions
26 briefings & reports
Finance
European Climate Foundation 909.135 €
European Commission 486.080 €
German Government 188.846 €
Membership fees 126.000 €
KR Foundation 115.742 €
Protect the Planet 74.318 €
Minor Foundation 60.066 €
Climate Works Foundation 57.698 €
Belgian government 39.000 €
JMG Foundation 22.498 €
Schwab Charitable 2.827 €
Other income 99.122 €
CAN Europe 2.181.332 €
CAN International 57.937 €
European Climate Foundation 537.788 €
Schwab Charitable 331.419 €
Climate Works Foundation 200.855 €
Europe Beyond Coal Compaign 1.070.062 €
Total 3.309.331 €
Board of Directors
CAN Europe has a Board of Directors, which is appointed by its General Assembly.
Gauthier
Secretary General
at CIDSE
Braend
Norwegian Forum for
Development and
Environment, Norway
Harmeling
Climate Change
Advocacy Coordinator,
Care International
Nilles
Board Member,
Alliance Sud,
Switzerland
Averbeck
Director,
Klima-Allianz,
Germany
Lübbeke
Head of Climate and
Energy Team, WWF
European Policy Office
Van Ypersele
Independent Scientist, Belgium
Independent, UK
Ciuta
Balkans Coordinator,
CEE Bankwatch
Network, Romania
Our team in 2020
Wendel Trio
DirectorDora Petroula
Energy SavingsPolicy Coordinator
Ulriikka Aarnio
International ClimatePolicy Coordinator
Klaus Röhrig
EU Climate & EnergyPolicy Coordinator
Jörg Mühlenhoff
Energy ScenariosPolicy Coordinator
Veerle Dossche
EU EnergyPolicy Coordinator
Viktor Berishaj
Southeast EuropeClimate & Energy
Policy Coordinator
Edoardo Concari Coppola
BuildingsPolicy Coordinator
Esther Bollendorff
EU GasPolicy Coordinator
Cornelia Maarfield
Trade & ClimateProject Manager
Kristina Naunova
Climate & EnergyPolicy Officer
for Western Balkans
Markus Trilling
Finance & SubsidiesPolicy Coordinator
Rachel Simon
Climate & DevelopmentCoordinator
Harriet Mackaill-Hill
EU Climate and EnergyPolicy Coordinator
Adam Leckius
Policy &Network Officer
Elif Gündüzyeli
Energy Policy CoordinatorElif Cansu Ilhan
Climate & EnergyPolicies Officer
for Turkey
Özlem Katisoz
Policy Coordinatorfor Turkey
Klara Klarenbach
Coal Policy OfficerDoreen Fedrigo
Industrial TransformationPolicy Coordinator
Nicolas Derobert
Communications CoordinatorCristina Dascalu
Communications CoordinatorGoksen Sahin
Communications Coordinator& Project Manager
Stevan Vujasinović
Joanna Flisowska
Tom Boyle
Head of NetworkDevelopment
Seda Orhan
Network DevelopmentCoordinator
Mathias Claeys Bouuaert
Network OutreachCoordinator
Olivia Saxer
Fundraising & NetworkDevelopment Coordinator
Kasia Ugryn
Network Development CoordinatorCentral & Eastern Europe
Lionel Dehalu
Head of OperationsReinhilde Stinders
Finance &Administration
Maryan Herrera
Office CoordinatorMaria Radikov
Finance &Logistics Officer
Winnie Wendelin
Elina Pihlajamaki
Federico Mascolo
Estela Gea Rada
Sophie Rigaudie
Follow us
www.caneurope.orgClimate Action Network Europe
Mundo-B, Rue d’Edimbourg 26
Brussels 1050, Belgium
Climate Action Network (CAN) Europe is Europe’s leading NGO coalition fighting dangerous climate change.
With over 170 member organisations active in 38 European countries, representing over 1,500 NGOs and more than 47 million citizens, CAN Europe promotes sustainable climate, energy and development policies throughout Europe.
CAN Europe is a regional node of Climate Action Network, the world’s largest environmental network with over 1,500 Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) active in more than 130 countries, driving collective and sustainable action to fight the climate crisis and to achieve social and racial justice by convening and coordinating civil society at the UN climate talks and other international fora.
CAN Europe members work to achieve this goal through information exchange and the coordinated development of NGO strategy on international, regional, and national climate issues.
CAN Europe members place a high priority on both a healthy environment and development that “meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs” (Brundtland Commission). CAN Europe’s vision is to protect the atmosphere while allowing for sustainable and equitable development worldwide.