ETK\u0130N\u0130Z EU Programme is now open to requests for support. ETK\u0130N\u0130Z offers support to CSOs for their rights-based monitoring and advocacy activities in the field of environmental rights and climate justice.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The thematic call for environmental rights and climate justice includes\u00a0activity<\/strong>, mobility<\/strong>, mentor<\/strong>, and demand-driven training<\/strong>\u00a0support for rights-based monitoring and advocacy work by civil society actors aiming to transform environmental policies and mobilise accountability channels in T\u00fcrkiye.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Environmental rights and climate justice share a common denominator with many areas of human rights. The upcoming 31st Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP31) has once again brought this common denominator to the agenda of states and civil society as a timely reminder.<\/p>\n\n\n\n You can request thematic support from ETK\u0130N\u0130Z for your monitoring and advocacy activities on environmental rights and climate justice. Furthermore, you can also receive support for the work you will carry out within this scope before, during, or after COP31, which will be held in Antalya on November 9\u201320, 2026.<\/p>\n\n\n\n The lists above provide examples of activities that ETK\u0130N\u0130Z can support, but the eligible activities are not limited to these. For your questions regarding the application process and your activities, you can contact the ETK\u0130N\u0130Z Help Desk: To get brief information about the four support categories of ETK\u0130N\u0130Z, you can visit the SUPPORT page by clicking the button below.<\/p>\n\n\n\nExamples of activities that can be supported under the call<\/h2>\n\n\n\n
Phase<\/strong><\/th> COP31-Specific Activities<\/strong><\/th> Environmental & Climate Rights (broader aiming to build on COP31 momentum)<\/strong><\/th><\/tr><\/thead> Before COP31<\/strong><\/td> \u25b8\u00a0 Capacity-building on COP31 processes, UNFCCC observer participation, and Green Zone engagement
\u25b8\u00a0 Coalition building with national CSO networks and international partners for joint COP31 presence
\u25b8\u00a0 Development of CSO statements, joint declarations, and advocacy briefs targeting COP31 agenda
\u25b8\u00a0 Media and digital communications campaign timed to COP31 visibility window
\u25b8\u00a0 Logistics and accreditation preparation for COP31 attendance<\/td>\u25b8\u00a0 Baseline documentation and field monitoring of climate-related human rights violations
\u25b8\u00a0 Preparation of shadow\/alternative reports to treaty bodies (CESCR, CERD, CRPD) and UPR inputs
\u25b8\u00a0 Capacity-building on HRBA to climate and environmental monitoring
\u25b8\u00a0 Community-level outreach in climate-affected regions (drought, wildfire, coastal erosion) for purposes of HRM (community-based data collection)
\u25b8 Disaster risk, accountability and reconstruction justice related monitoring
\u25b8\u00a0 Mapping of at-risk populations and intersectional vulnerability assessments linked to monitoring activities<\/td><\/tr>During COP31<\/strong><\/td> \u25b8\u00a0 Civil society side events, panel discussions, and exhibitions in the COP31 Green Zone
\u25b8\u00a0 Publication and dissemination of monitoring findings at the conference
\u25b8\u00a0 Civil society coordination meetings and joint declaration launches
\u25b8\u00a0 Direct engagement with international delegates, journalists, and partner organisations
\u25b8\u00a0 Community voices \/ platforms for affected populations within COP31 spaces<\/td>\u25b8\u00a0 Parallel national events and roundtables in cities outside Antalya to broaden civic engagement
\u25b8\u00a0 Real-time publication of monitoring reports to coincide with international attention
\u25b8\u00a0 Media outreach to domestic audiences on climate-rights connections (advocacy\/campaigns)
\u25b8\u00a0 Engagement with local authorities on climate adaptation and rights-based planning<\/td><\/tr>After COP31<\/strong><\/td> \u25b8\u00a0 Outcome monitoring and accountability follow-up on COP31 commitments and agreed texts
\u25b8\u00a0 Continued treaty body and UPR follow-up advocacy building on COP31 outcomes
\u25b8\u00a0 National policy monitoring on NDC implementation and climate finance commitments
\u25b8\u00a0 Sustained international networking with partners engaged at COP31<\/td>\u25b8\u00a0 Publication of annual environmental and climate rights monitoring reports
\u25b8\u00a0 Strategic litigation research and documentation of rights violations for accountability purposes
\u25b8\u00a0 Ongoing coalition coordination and thematic working group activities related to HRM<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>\n\n\n\n
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