Developing Electronic Networking for Environmental NGOs in South Eastern Europe

developed by REC under REReP 2.3

Participating networks:

BlueLink Information Network - Bulgaria www.bluelink.net

StrawberryNet Foundation - Romania www.ngo.ro

Eko Mreza BiH - Bosnia and Hertzegovina www.ekomrezabih.net

SharriNet - Kosovo www.sharri.net

Volvox - Serbia and Montenegro www.erc.org.yu

Green Istria - Croatia

Center of Electronical Communication - Albania

Developing Electronic Networking for Environmental NGOs in South Eastern Europe

Aim of the project

To improve organization and coordination of activity within NGO community

To improve networking and cooperation

To improve exchange of information and capacity building

Achievements of the projects

- 5 new networks started operating in the region;

- national web sites were developed;

- training sessions for the new networks were held;

- development of informational communities.

Developing of a Content Sharing Platform

Supported by the GTZ

Participating networks:

BlueLink Information Network - Bulgaria www.bluelink.net

StrawberryNet Foundation - Romania www.ngo.ro

Eko Mreza BiH - Bosnia and Hertzegovina www.ekomrezabih.net

SharriNet - Kosovo www.sharri.net

Volvox - Serbia and Montenegro www.erc.org.yu

Green Istria - Croatia

Center of Electronical Communication - Albania

Developing of a Content Sharing Platform

Aim of the project

To assure access to information;

To improve the communication between NGOs on regional level;

To support transboundary cooperation and to find solutions fortransbondary problems

Achievements of the projects

- launching of informational platform www.see-environment.info;

- publishing every day news on environmental issues from SEE

What is Next ?

• To use our:- capacity - experience- knowledge- enthusiasm

and REGIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL NGO NETWORK

To monitor the implementation of the Aarhus Convention in SEE

To be a NGO node in the Clearing House Mechanism for AarhusConvention.

Thank you for your attention:

http://www.see-evironment.info