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EcoCitizen has been officially confirmed as an Actor of the United Nations Decade on Ecosystem Restoration

Members of the EcoCitizen research delegation at UNCBD COP16 in Colombia, Anitalia Pijachi, Venerable Napan, Salvatore Coppola-Finegan.

We are proud to share that EcoCitizen has been officially confirmed as an Actor of the United Nations Decade on Ecosystem Restoration.

This official recognition reaffirms EcoCitizen’s commitment to advancing ecosystem restoration, environmental regeneration, sustainability science, green technologies, and inclusive approaches that place people, communities, and nature at the centre of transformative action.

As UN Decade Actor, EcoCitizen will continue contributing to global efforts to prevent, halt, and reverse the degradation of ecosystems, while promoting knowledge, partnerships, innovation, and concrete initiatives that support restoration and resilience. This milestone strengthens our role within the global restoration movement and opens new opportunities for collaboration with governments, international organisations, research institutions, civil society, and partners working towards a healthier and more resilient planet.

We look forward to sharing our work, stories, partnerships, impact and upcoming initiatives through the UN Decade platform, as well as to actively contribute to this crucial global agenda.

Together, we can restore ecosystems, empower communities, and work towards a more sustainable future.

EcoCitizen partners with governments, multilateral institutions, NGOs and the private sector to deliver science-based advisory, complex multilateral engagement, and applied research in climate and nature. To discuss how our team can support your next project, contact us at: moien[at]ecocitizen.lu

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