Live from Poznan: Invitation to WECF side event on renewable energies, December 11

THE NEED FOR BETTER POLICIES AND PRACTICES TO PROMOTE SUSTAINABLE, RENEWABLE ENERGIES IN CENTRAL ASIA, CAUCASUS AND EASTERN EUROPE AS A SOLUTION TO CLIMATE CHANGE

10.12.2008 | Nicole van Gemert


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Thursday, 11. December 2008

13:30 – 15:30 hours

Wind Power Works Pavilion/ Hall 11

Organized by Women in Europe for a Common Future

THE NEED FOR BETTER POLICIES AND PRACTICES TO PROMOTE SUSTAINABLE, RENEWABLE ENERGIES IN CENTRAL ASIA, CAUCASUS AND EASTERN EUROPE AS A SOLUTION TO CLIMATE CHANGE

Invitation to the WECF side event,

A dialogue between representatives of NGOs, governments and industry.

With an introduction bySteve Sawyer, Secretary General of the Global Wind Energy Council

Introducing Women in Europe for a Common Future by Sabine Bock, Energy Coordinator WECF

Presentation on the position of Russian Social Ecological Union on climate change and correspondent energy issues, which was approved by All-Russian NGO conference in St. Petersburg 10-12 November

By Olga Senova, Friends of the Baltic, Russia

Bridging the gap between practice and policy, examples and recommendations from NGOs representatives:

  • Svitlana Slesarenok, Black Sea Women Club, Ukraine, and Irina Stavchuk, Ecological National Centre, Georgia
  • Ketevan Kiria, Greens Movement of Georgia/FOE Georgia, Kyrgyzstan
  • Evgeny Bogatikov, Ecological Movement BIOM, Kazakhstan
  • Vera Inyutina, UNEP/GEF Siberian Crane Wetland Project, Tadjikistan
  • Timur Idrisov, Little Earth Tadjikistan

WECF is a network of 100 women's and environmental organisations in 40 countries throughout Central Asia and Europe. We strive for a healthy environment for all and use women's potential in balancing environment, health and economy. Our project work brings safe ecological solutions to local problems and we influence policy internationally. WECFs vision is that by 2020 all have access to safe, affordable and renewable energy. 

More information? Contact: Nicole van Gemert, Nicole.vanGemert@wecf.eu+31-6-22950027



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