‘We R2C The Future’, the successor to The Road to Copenhagen, is looking for Ambassadors. As an Ambassador you will promote the practical application of sustainable mobility by developing teaching materials for schools, organizing an electric car race, initiating urban green zones, and other means. Your development activities will be guided by the ideas from the manifesto of the Road to Copenhagen drawn up in December 2009. In short, you will be promoting clean, cool, affordable mobility. Read the complete job description!

We require:

- Young people with a passion for sustainable mobility
- True Ambassadors who have it in them to promote We R2C The Future
- Independent people with a sense of responsibility
- People with good communication skills and creativity
- Ambassadors with demonstrable familiarity with The Road to Copenhagen

We offer:

- An exciting position for one day a week
- Financial compensation
- The ability to set your own schedule and to organise activities on your own
- Necessary training and education
- An electric scooter for promotional purposes

More information?
If you have any questions about the position of Ambassador for We R2C The Future, please contact Yvette Teeuwissen at info@theroadtocopenhagen.com. For more information about We R2C The Future and The Road to Copenhagen, please visit www.theroadtocopenhagen.com.

How to apply
If you are interested in this position, please send your letter of application and curriculum vitae to info@theroadtocopenhagen.com.

Your application must be received by us no later than Friday, 5 March 2010.

Read the complete manifesto

Here are a couple of short videos of speakers that gave lectures during the Road to Copenhagen.

The names of the participants in the sustainable scooter event The Road to Copenhagen are now known. The organisation has selected 300 Dutch, German and Danish ‘roadies’ who are to ride to the Copenhagen climate summit in stages.

‘Judging by the latest rumours, this will perhaps not result in a legally concluded climate treaty, but hopefully proper agreements will be made concerning the global reduction of CO2’, said Alexandra van Huffelen from the energy utility Essent, the initiator of The Road to Copenhagen. ‘With the manifesto that the participants will write during the electric scooter trip, they want to emphasise the importance of the climate summit, plus draw attention to the contribution that electric transport can make to this. We received a lot of applications for The Road To Copenhagen, which shows that young people wish to make a contribution to a sustainable world.’

UN Climate conference
During the UN climate conference COP15, which will take place in Copenhagen from 7 to 18 December, world leaders will be working on a successor to the Kyoto Protocol.