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The Green network
NGO

  • Hagit Gefen, Director

  • Israel

The green network is a NGO that deals with Education for Sustainable development and social change. Toward this end it has developed a pedagogy that envisions to create deep understanding of sustainability issues, a sense of belonging, nourish pluralism and the capcaity to inspire change. This organization adopts a network approach through which its ~50 professionals create networks with teachers in all sectors of the Israeli society (Jews and Arabs, secular and religious, in urban and periperal environments).

WISDOM
University

ACEE
ACEE
Environmental Center

  • Themistoklis Sbarounis

  • Greece

Argyroupolis Center for Environmental Education (ACEE)

Umanotera
NGO

STRATEGIC AREAS AND GOALS Environmentally sustainable society: Slovenia is fulfilling its responsibilities for a global environmental balance, especially in the fields of climate and biodiversity. Socially just society: Slovenia is actively involved in solving local and global problems, striving for a society of sustained prosperity for all (a society defined by indicators more relevant and comprehensive than GDP, by equitable relations, responsibility and provision of equal opportunities for all, without enrichment on account of exploitation). Locally self-subsistent society: Slovenia’s basic needs by 2030 are covered by local resources (energy, food, water and other resources) within the limits of their carrying capacity. Open society: Slovenia has established a participatory democracy. To ensure the decisions are in the public interest, the decision-making processes are open and based on the inclusion of civil society. Non-governmental sector is equal to the public and private sectors. Umanotera understands sustainable development as a dynamic balance between man and nature, which allows social justice and intergenerational solidarity. Sustainable development also means that people should exploit the unlimited capability of their minds instead of exploiting limited natural resources. Only in this way will we be able to leave our environment and resources to future generations in the best possible condition.

BF UL
University

MCC
NGO

Širvint? „T?km?s“ school (Sirvintu "Tekmes" school)
School

  • Dovil? Janulien? (Dovile Januliene)

  • Lithuania

"T?km?s" (Tekmes) school is a result of grassroots initiative of parents from local community. Nature conservation, inclusiveness, responsibility for one's actions and community cohesion are values fostered in each step of educational process.

ASA, Asociación sostenibilidad y arquitectura
Environmental Center

Asa, is the biggest non-guvernamental architectural institution in Spain for disseminating ideas about sustainable cities and buildings for a sustainable future. Since 2008 they are organizing public events, contributing to improving national building laws, publishing articles, books, and symposiums.

Western Galilee municipal councils ecological unit
Environmental Center

GBC
NGO

Constituted in 2009, Green Building Council Spain (GBCe) or Council for Sustainable Building of Spain is the benchmark in the transformation towards a sustainable model of the building sector. We are a meeting and dialogue platform that provides state-of-the-art information and training to guide and help our associates in the transformation towards sustainable building, serving the well-being of people.

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