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Israel Smart cities institute
Educational Institution

TUZVO
TUZVO
University

The Technical University in Zvolen (also known as TUZVO) is a modern higher education institution providing education in all three levels of studies within the European Higher Education and Research Area. In the higher education system in Slovakia, the TUZVO has a unique specialisation within a focus on the spheres of forest – wood – ecology – environment with an appropriate expansion in other technical, natural, security, economics as well as design spheres.

Freudenthal Institute
Educational Institution

Beit Berl College, The Department of Environmental Science and Agriculture
Educational Institution

  • David Iluz, Associate Prof., Head of the department

  • Israel

The aim of studies in The Department of Environmental Science and Agriculture is to train and educate teachers (pre-school throughout highschool, including special education) and non formal educators in the area of environmental studies, emploiying agriculture as a coordinating theme for developing a multidimensional understanding and perspective of environmental -social challenges.

Petach Tikva Farm School for Agricultural and Environmental Education
School

  • Dr. David Kadish, Headmaster of the school

  • Israel

Petach Tikva Farm School for Agricultural and Environmental Education
School

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.

Environmental Psychology Research Centre
Environmental Psychology Research Centre
University

In Environmental Psychology research centre (EPRC) we explore interactions between people (in group as well as individual level) and their physical environment (built and natural). We specifically focus on the antecedents of environmentally friendly behaviors such as values, identity, norms, habits, context, among others. We also develop and test the effectiveness of means that could foster various environmentally beneficial actions.

Kinneret College B.A. in Education and Community
University

Žaliasis taškas, NGO (Zaliasis taskas); Green Point
Žaliasis taškas, NGO (Zaliasis taskas); Green Point
NGO

Main aims of Green Point (GP): (I) Environmental Protection. GP carries out the packaging waste management tasks and contributes to the improvement of the waste management system in Lithuania. (II) Partnership. In creating an effective environmental protection network, GP cooperates with producers and importers, waste management and recycling companies, municipalities, the Government, the Ministry of Environment and its subordinate institutions. (III) Education. By the most effective educational measures, GP promotes the involvement of the population in environmental protection, the development of ecological attitudes and responsible consumption. GP encourages businesses to carry out sustainable activities and the production of products that require less pollution and require more raw materials.

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