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Capacity-building workshop for journalists
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Journalists at the national level may not be fully aware of the key environmental challenges in the UNECE region, the “Environment for Europe” process and its role in addressing major environmental challenges and transboundary issues to be discussed at the Seventh “Environment for Europe” Ministerial Conference. Journalists will be able to improve their knowledge and capacity to report effectively on environmental issues. This is particularly pertinent in relation to the green economy as it is an emerging concept.
The workshop programme is based on the key Conference reports and products, allowing journalists from the UNECE region to deepen their understanding of key environmental issues that will be discussed by the Conference. It is also building on journalists’ professional skills and knowledge of quality journalism standards in the field of environmental and policy reporting.
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Generation '92 - European youth video competition (CLOSED)
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Conference on sustainable production and use of biomass for bioenergy in the Baltic Seas region
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Several initiatives have been taken to provide overview of the potentials and challenges of sustainable biomass production and use in the Baltic Sea Region. This links closely with the ongoing process of EU criteria for sustainable biomass production. However, most projects have had a national or sectoral approach. In order to tackle the new challenges for a sustainable region, it is necessary to make a cross-sectoral and macro-regional approach to sustainable biomass production and use. This conference will focus on the sustainable production and use of biomass for bioenergy in a cross-sectoral and macro-regional perspective.
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Contemporary Culture Festival
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From 21 October to 14 November 2010, Barcelona and over 200 cultural spaces in the city welcome the first edition of EUROPES, the Contemporary Culture Festival.
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Copenhagen Culture Night (Kulturnatten) at EEA 2010
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For the 5th year, the EEA will open its doors to the public during Copenhagen Culture Night on 15 October, 2010. Culture Night is the annual event in Copenhagen, where cultural institutions and lots of other organisations offer a wide range of activities in an open-house setting.
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Copenhagen Culture Night at the European Environment Agency (2011)
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Once again on 14 October, starting from 18.00 o’clock in the evening, we are opening our doors to Copenhagen residents – families, environment enthusiasts, students or anyone who is interested in finding out and learning about our environment. We may play the hosts, but this year’s spotlight will be on our buzzing bees and mighty forests. Copenhagen Culture Night is the annual event in Copenhagen, when cultural institutions and lots of other organisations offer a wide range of activities in an open-house setting. It is a unique opportunity for the EEA to welcome Copenhageners and tourists taking part in this event.
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Countries and Eionet
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The EEA now has 32 member countries and seven cooperating countries. The European environment information and observation network (Eionet) is a partnership network of the EEA and the countries. The EEA is responsible for developing the network and coordinating its activities. To do so, the EEA works closely together with national focal points, typically national environment agencies or environment ministries. They are responsible for coordinating national networks involving many institutions (about 350 in all).
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