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Organise! Object! Outsmart the Paradigm!

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Read this publication and use it to learn about smart cities with an added Eastern European perspective, have some fun along the way and feel empowered enough to promote the critical solutions for smart city implementation in your city!

The Charter for the Smart City was produced as part of the project of the same name, and puts the values of democracy, connectedness, human dignity, privacy,  sustainability, and equality at the heart of smart cities. Local politicians and active citizens who share these values may use the principles in the Charter as starting points for democratic debate and informed moral judgment on technological innovations in their communities.

 

Also available in Albanian, Croatian, Russian and Turkish.


This publication was produced within the project “Charter for the Smart City II” organised by the Green European Foundation (GEF) with the support of Cooperation and Development Network Eastern Europe (CDN) and Wetenschapellijk Bureau Groen Links. It has been realised with the financial support of the European Parliament.

A Green New Deal – Economic and Financial Crisis

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The Green New Deal rests on three pillars: the first is the re-regulation of unfettered financial markets to avoid the creation of another speculative bubble. The second pillar is the ecological and social transformation of our society through investment in climate protection and education, but also by an ecological industrial policy. The third pillar is the renewal of social balance between the North and South and between  the rich and poor in the developed world.

GEF offers here a Russian translation of the book, which has been authored by German Green MEPs Reinhard Bütikofer and Sven Giegold (further details are available here).

Nuclear Waste management in the EU: Growing volumes and no solution

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The Green European Foundation, with support of the Russian NGO Groza, has produced the study into Russian, in order to make it more accessible and easy to use for Russian-speaking communities inside and around Europe. The publication was also presented in a big conference organised in Vilnius in December 2011. The English version of the study can be accessed on the website of the nuclear waste campaign of the Greens/EFA group, here.