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1. 5. 2006
- “Let society spring” initiative |
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Larissa, Greece
[ Friends of Pineios River ] - Twenty two NGOs from the city of Larissa, Greece have formed an initiative under the title “Let society spring”. read more...
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20. 10. 2005
- 2nd Europenan Conference on GMO Free Regions, Biodiversity and Rural Development |
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Berlin, Germany
[ GENet ] - The Conference will take place in Berlin, 14 - 15 January 2006. It comes at a crucial moment for the further political development within the EU: Co-existence will be high on the EU agenda in the first half of 2006 and far reaching decisions will be made also with regard to the potential approval of additional GM varieties for cultivation. read more...
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20. 7. 2004
- New reading on environmental electronic networking in SEE region |
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[ REC ] - is available at the website of the Regional Environmental Center. The thesis titled "Outlooks for NGO network self-financing” provides a theoretical background and practical recommendations for the network managers in South East Europe /SEE/ about the best ways to proceed on the way towards financial sustainability. read more...
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21. 4. 2004
- Invitation to comment on the Country Strategy for Macedonia |
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[ EBRD ] - The EBRD has started work on the revision of its Strategy for Macedonia. Comments are invited to help the Bank in revising its Strategy. Any comments should be submitted to the Bank at FYRMacedoniaStrategy@ebrd.com no later than 8 June 2004 so that they can be taken into account. read more...
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21. 11. 2003
- The Earth Institute at Columbia University Postdoctoral Fellows Program in Sustainable Development |
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[ QKE-AL ] - The Earth Institute Fellows Program provides post-doctoral scholars with a unique opportunity to enhance their foundation in one of the Earth Institute's core disciplines - the earth sciences, biological sciences, engineering sciences, social sciences, and health sciences - while at the same time acquiring the cross-disciplinary expertise and breadth needed to understand and address the causes and consequences of poverty, hunger, disease, and environmental degradation.
Earth Institute Fellows work within the Earth Institute unit best suited to their research interests. To facilitate critical thinking and collaboration, each Fellow is guided by one or more senior scholars. In addition, Fellows attend a unique series of seminars, dinners and special events that explore key interdisciplinary issues, bring Fellows together as a community, and allow Fellows to meet a diverse array of Columbia faculty and researchers. read more...
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