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BioNER is a Cyprus-based team of environmental scientists providing services in biodiversity monitoring and nature conservation. Activities include field surveys of flora/fauna (terrestrial & marine), habitat mapping (incl. Natura 2000) using remote sensing/GIS, ecological research (e.g., species tracking, climate-change impact assessment), environmental monitoring plans, and project compilation/management (proposal writing, consortium coordination, technical/financial monitoring, reporting). BioNER also supports citizen-science and environmental education to engage communities in data collection and stewardship.

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VL Sustainability Metrics LTD is a Cyprus-based SME that helps organisations and communities measure, communicate and reduce their environmental impacts through Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) and footprinting. Its core work includes environmental footprint determination for products, services, projects, construction, organisations and events, and hands-on consulting to identify realistic mitigation options and circular-economy pathways with clients. It also supports eco-labelling and EMAS-oriented approaches for products and businesses, and provides proposal writing/submission services for EU funding in areas such as LCA, carbon-emissions mitigation, sustainable production and environmental impact assessment. In ACT-GREEN, VL Sustainability Metrics contributes the “credibility layer” that links learning and park micro-actions to measurable climate value It supports the partnership to define clear indicators (intervention logic, co-benefits, monitoring and reporting templates).

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The Municipality of Nicosia is the local authority responsible for city governance and core public services, with key roles in urban green spaces management and lifelong learning/social inclusion. Through its gardens/green services it plans, maintains and upgrades parks and green areas (planting, irrigation, pruning, pest control and creation of new green spaces), improving the quality and resilience of public space. In parallel, via the Municipal Multifunctional Foundation, it delivers programmes for lifelong learning, social care, and professional integration/re-integration, acting as an inclusion gateway for adults who have fewer learning opportunities. This combination makes the Municipality a strong actor for ACT-GREEN, linking adult education with practical climate action in parks.

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Neuralio AI is a Greek SME established in 2022. The organization is focused on developing customized Machine Learning (ML) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) solutions for weather, energy, environmental, and social science data. It excels in the integration of Earth Observation (EO) products with high-throughput cloud-native data pipelines to support real-time decision support systems. Neuralio delivers AI/EO software for climate challenges. Experience: ESA TRANSITION—cloud digital twin integrating EO with multi-level agent-based models; DestinE SenCore—real-time Kafka/Cassandra streaming pipeline; DestinE EAGLE—open-source GeoAID geospatial AI on Kubernetes; Horizon Europe SAFE4ALL—hyperlocal weather intelligence + RL land suitability; ENFIELD HYPERBOLA—on-board ViT/GNN models for hyperspectral cloud/shadow masking.

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Maria Mylona is a sole-trader micro-enterprise active in environmental research, sustainability and climate education. She provides applied research/consulting in agronomy, geosciences and environmental sciences and designs participatory, non-formal training programmes and digital learning activities for universities, schools, companies, public bodies and civil society. She specialises in climate literacy and stakeholder engagement and facilitates recognised tools (Climate Fresk, Living Soil/Water Workshops, En-ROADS); she is Climate Fresk Greece Country Coordinator and an EU Climate Pact Ambassador. In ACT-GREEN she leads the Replicability E-Package: adaptable activity scripts, facilitator notes and an online resource database to help adult-education providers replicate the park-based climate learning model.