2025-2026 m. sezono veiklų planavimo sesija II
- Date
- 2025-06-27
- Host
- Europos Klimato Paktas, Lietuva
About this event
This is the working session where next season stops being an idea and becomes a plan. If you are part of the Pakto community as an ambassador or partner, this meeting is the place to align priorities, surface what matters most, and make sure the 2025-2026 season is built with real input from the people helping shape it. The title says planning session, but the value goes beyond planning alone. This is also a practical coordination moment: a chance to connect across the community, compare perspectives, and turn separate intentions into a clearer shared direction. About the Event This session is focused on planning activities for the 2025-2026 season. It is designed specifically for Pakto community ambassadors and partners, with the goal of discussing upcoming work, identifying priorities, and creating stronger alignment around what should happen next. Because this is a planning-centered gathering, expect the conversation to be active rather than passive. The format is likely to reward preparation, participation, and clear thinking: not just listening, but contributing, reacting, and helping refine ideas so they can move forward. The event is tagged with community and networking, which matters here. That means this is not only about operational planning; it is also about strengthening the relationships that make collaboration possible. Good seasonal plans depend on trust, context, and people understanding how their efforts connect. There is also a sense of urgency reflected in the event framing. This is a timely coordination point, which makes attendance especially useful if you want to help shape decisions while plans are still open enough to influence. What to Expect Expect a focused conversation around the upcoming season: what should be prioritized, what kinds of activities make the most sense, and how ambassadors and partners can contribute in a coordinated way. The session is likely to center on decision-making, input gathering, and practical next steps rather than broad theory. You should be ready for a mix of discussion and alignment work, such as: reviewing ideas or directions for the 2025-2026 season identifying which activities deserve the most attention first sharing what you are seeing from your part of the community discussing where collaboration between ambassadors and partners is most needed clarifying expectations, roles, or support needed for the next phase This kind of session is most useful when participants bring concrete observations. If you have feedback from recent community activity, ideas for future formats, or concerns about capacity, timing, or coordination, this is the right setting to raise them. There is also a networking dimension built into the event. Even in a planning meeting, one of the most valuable outcomes can be discovering who is working on related goals, where interests overlap, and how to avoid duplicated effort in the season ahead. Why Attend If you want a real voice in how the next season develops, this is the room to be in. Planning sessions shape momentum early, and early conversations often influence what gets prioritized, what gets delayed, and what gets the support needed to succeed. Attending can help you leave with a clearer picture of the bigger plan, not just your own piece of it. That broader view makes it easier to contribute strategically, spot partnership opportunities, and understand how community goals connect across different initiatives. You may find value here if you want to: influence the direction of the 2025-2026 activities plan understand where the community is heading next coordinate your efforts with other ambassadors and partners surface opportunities, risks, or gaps before plans are finalized strengthen relationships with the people you will likely work with during the season This session is also a useful checkpoint for alignment. A strong plan is not just a list of ideas; it is shared understanding. By being present, you help make sure the season is shaped by realistic perspectives, practical constraints, and the energy of the people who will help carry it forward. Practical Details This event is listed as in person and takes place on Friday, June 27 at 12:00 PM GMT+3. If you are planning to attend, treat it as a working session rather than a drop-in social event: arrive ready to engage, discuss, and contribute clearly. The audience is intentionally specific: Pakto community ambassadors and partners only. That focus should make the conversation more relevant, more direct, and more useful, since participants are likely to share a common level of context and responsibility for the coming season. A few simple ways to prepare: think about what worked well in recent community activity note any challenges that should be addressed in next season's planning bring ideas that are specific enough to discuss constructively be ready to listen as well as advocate for your perspective If you are involved in helping shape community activity, this session is a practical opportunity to move from separate efforts to a more coordinated plan. The sooner the right people align, the stronger the 2025-2026 season can be.
Who should attend
If you play an active role in the Pakto community and want to help shape the next season, this session is for you. - You should attend if you are a **Pakto ambassador** who wants your on-the-ground perspective reflected in the 2025-2026 activities plan. - You should be there if you are a **community partner** looking to align your efforts with broader seasonal priorities and understand where collaboration will matter most. - This is a strong fit if you want to **influence decisions early**, while plans are still being discussed and before priorities are fully locked in. - You will get value from this session if you need a **clearer picture of upcoming direction**, responsibilities, or how different initiatives may connect across the season. - It is especially relevant if you have **practical feedback, proposals, or concerns** about programming, coordination, timing, or capacity and want to raise them in the right setting. - You should also come if one of your goals is to **build stronger working relationships** with other ambassadors and partners you may collaborate with in the months ahead. If you are looking for a focused, useful planning conversation rather than a general public event, you are the right audience.