The Climate Team of the Association for International Affairs (AMO) is a thematic grouping of experts dealing with different aspects of climate policies starting from international and EU negotiations, including climate security, all the way to the low-carbon transition, its financing and the related social implications.
The scientific consensus concerning the impact of anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions on the state of the global climate, and the goals of the Paris Agreement ratified by almost the entire international community provide a value basis for our efforts.
We are united in our comprehension of the existential character of the climate crisis and in the conviction that key decisions relating to the shape and form of the necessary transition must be made on the basis of quality evidence-based inputs.
Our vision is a just society heading towards a stabilized climate and a sustainable future. We strive for Czechia which approaches climate challenges actively and systematically, well aware of its international obligations and historical responsibility.
An educational project on climate policy. Over the course of five evenings and one weekend session, participants will gain an overview of European and Czech decarbonization policies and develop a better understanding of the steps needed to mitigate the climate crisis.
Aklimatizace 
Awareness and capacity building in EU civil society around the ETS2 emissions trading system and the Social Climate Fund to support fair and effective climate policy implementation.
LIFE Effect 
Evidence.ninja uses advanced artificial intelligence to rapidly spot and analyse climate claims, debunk myths and deliver trusted fact-checking to support a more informed public debate.
Evidence.ninja 
A permanent network of Visegrad think tanks strengthening cooperation on energy policy, sharing analysis and fostering dialogue between experts and decision-makers.
V4ETPP 
Support for sustainable reconstruction of Ukraine and involvement of Czech, European and Ukrainian actors in it.
Green Reconstruction of Ukraine 
The three EU member states examined in this Oeko-Institut study are Bulgaria, Czechia, and Poland. The aim of this study is to analyse what groups are likely to be most affected by the ETS2 in these countries, examine the current draft SCPs, and identify policy gaps.
This policy brief proposes ten policies for inclusion in the National Social Climate Plans (NSCPs) to accompany carbon pricing in heating and transport (ETS2). NSCPs can serve as blueprints for social measures in our transition away from fossil fuels.
Beneath the increasingly common buzzwords like sovereignty and self-sufficiency lies a fierce race to secure control over critical raw materials—without which the green transition simply cannot happen.
Repubblica ceca: l’industria dell’acciaio non è pronta per la decarbonizzazione New Gas Supplies For the Western Balkans Facilitates a Geopolitical Game Rather Than the Green Energy Transition 
Czech steel industry unprepared for EU decarbonisation Central Europe's Farmers: Having a Cow 
