Zelena akcija/Friends of the Earth Croatia is happy to invite you to apply for the regional event Balkan Youth Climate Movement camp, to be held from July 25th until July 31st 2016 in the Solar Academy on the Island of Šolta, near Split, in Croatia. The deadline for registrations is May 29th.
As a part of ETNAR project 18 activists from 14 organizations have met in Istanbul to discuss environmental activism and EU accession process
The European Parliament passed a resolution on Bosnia and Herzegovina, calling the Governments of Bosnia and Herzegovina to regulate and supervise the construction of hydropower plants in environmentally sensitive areas and in protected and potentially protected areas
On March 14, the International Day of Action for Rivers, Center for Environment calls upon the authorities to stop the uncontrolled and insane plans to build hydro power plants on the rivers of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
On February 24th and 25th Zelena akcija/FoE Croatia, in collaboration with other ETNAR partners organised a webinar entitled Environmental Approximation in Western Balkans and Turkey.
If you are interested in importance of EU accession in Western Balkans and Turkey for the environment you are welcome to join us at the webinar on Wednesday 24th February and Thursday 25th February
On the occasion of their European meeting on nature protection Zelena akcija and Friends of the Earth Europe held a press conference on the importance of nature conservation in Europe and Croatia.
Two new studies on harmfulness of coal were presented in Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina by Center for Ecology and Energy and Center for Environment
Center for environment presented the results of new research under the name “National park Sutjeska – dead capital or a laboratory in nature”
The Standing Committee of the Bern Convention calls on the Macedonian government to suspend its plans for establishing over 20 hydropower facilities in the Mavrovo National Park until a Strategic Environmental Assessment, analysing the potential impacts, is completed
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) cancelled the construction of Boškov most hydropower plant in the Mavrovo national park in Macedonia. The value of the project, announced in 2011., was EUR 84 million. The ecological organization Eko-svest together with experts, ecologists and activists were committed from the very beginning to opposing the hydropower […]
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This position paper has been produced on behalf of SEENET: The South East Europe Environmental CSO network on natural resources, energy and transport. It is part of the “Advocacy NGOs Networks for Sustainable Use of Energy and Natural Resources in the Western Balkans and Turkey, ETNAR” project. The aim of the paper is to provide […]
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This publication has been created as a part of the project “Advocacy NGOs Networks for Sustainable Use of Energy and Natural Resources in the Western Balkans and Turkey – ETNAR”. The main purpose of this publication is to help non-governmental organizations from Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro, Turkey, Macedonia, Albania and Kosovo in environmental […]
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This position paper is made on behalf of SEENET: South East Europe CSOs network on natural resources, energy and transport, a platform for co-operation of environmental CSOs on the regional level. It was produced as an activity of the “Advocacy NGOs networks for sustainable use of energy and natural resources in the Western Balkans and […]
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ETNAR project team held a meeting in Zagreb, Croatia, from January 10th – 12th , 2017 to evaluate the results of the project and the last 4 years of joint work in the Balkan region. The project ends this January so we took the opportunity to make an evaluation in preparation for the final report. […]
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On November 18th – 19th, DEM organized a 2-day event in Makedonska Kamenica: a one-day public discussion about the activities of the Sasa lead and zinc mine that have led to industrial discharge being released into Lake Kalimanci, and a field trip to the mine. The field trip helped us to identify areas in the […]
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Together with the citizens for Ohrid Lake and Galichica, ETNAR project partner DEM organised a Public forum in Ohrid on 4th November 2016. The goal of the event was to hear and to gather citizens’ opinions about the planned projects and the campaign against those projects which are harmful to Ohrid Lake and Galichica National […]
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On Wednesday, October 26th 2016 a public discussion entitled “Influence of hydro-power plants on biodiversity” was held in Karlovac, Croatia. The discussion was organized by Zelena akcija / FoE Croatia and a local partner from Karlovac, Eko Pan, with the aim to further stress the need to preserve our rivers. Introductory speeches were given by […]
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Balkan Green Foundation in cooperation with Advocacy NGOs networks for Sustainable use of energy and natural resources in the Western Balkans and Turkey – ETNAR, a project of Zelena Akcija (funded by the EU), organized the National Seminar about the real costs of Kosovo’s development policies, named ‘Economic, environmental, and health impacts and costs in […]
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From July 2015 to August 2016 NGO “Prijatelji Brodareva” implemented a project called “Responsible to yourself – towards a more accountable and transparent natural resources management in Southwest Serbia”, financed through the ETNAR project sub-granting scheme. One of the key objectives of the project was to improve transparency and accountability of public institutions responsible for […]
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