Eco-Efficiency and Sustainable Development
Women promoting the environmental pillar of the Lisbon Strategy and the EU SDS
| Countries: | EU |
| Donors: | European Commission, DG Environment; Ministry of Housing Spatial Planning and the Environment (VROM), The Netherlands |
| Partners: | WEN, EEB, HEAL |
| Issues: | Chemicals & Health |
| Duration: | 03/2006 - 12/2006 |
Women promoting the Environmental Pillar of the Lisbon Strategy and the EU
WECF has finished the project "Eco-efficiency and sustainable development; Women promoting the environmental pillar of the Lisbon Strategy and the EU SDS".This project is based on our belief that competitiveness is in the long term unthinkable when it is not based on a healthy environment and a healthy population.
Our goal is to bring women into this debate, through making the link between environmental pollution, the environmental burden of disease and their effects on Europe's competitiveness. Therefore, in this project WECF wants to engage citizens, particularly women, in the debate on how to advocate with convincing arguments to incorporate the SDS and protection of environment and health as overarching goals to economic competitiveness in the Lisbon strategy.
This project is financed by the Netherlands Ministry of Housing, Spacial Planning and the Environment (VROM IMZ)
More on this project:
Expert Workshop Environmental Burden of Disease
On April 13th WECF organised an Expert Workshop Environmental Burden of Disease ("EBD") in the Amazone Centre in Brussels.
More information about this Workshop:
- Article on EBD Workshop
- Letter of invitation
- Programme
- Participants list
- Workshop report
- Workshop report summary
International High-Level Roundtable
on Environmental Health Aspects of the Lisbon Strategy and the Sustainable Development Strategy:
"Clean, clever and competitive from a citizen's perspective"
November 27th, Brussels, Goethe Institute
- Organized by WECF
- Supported by HEAL and the EEB
- Funded by the The Netherlands Ministry of VROM
More information on the High-Level Roundtable:
Programme
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