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Sep 22 2021

Radical Humanism and Ecological Conversion: Ivan Illich and Alexander Langer

By GEF

About the Event

Is Europe ready for the ecological conversion that scientific evidence stresses on us?

Ivan Illich and Alexander Langer are influential interpreters of the economic critique of consumer society. Their work and practice offer many stimuli for reflection and action in the contemporary context.

This conference will offer the opportunity to compare Illich’s and Langer’s views and proposals, and to examine not only their freshness and relevance but also their critical aspects.

The seminar will dedicate sessions to the translation of theoretical thinking into practical choices as they emerge from the different programs and practices of the Green political sphere, in order to design and develop new humanistic approaches and environmental strategies.

Context

Ivan Illich and Alexander Langer are two of the most authoritative interpreters of a critique of the consumer society based on the theory of market self-regulation.

Illich’s importance in representing a critical voice towards the Western social model, by now of global dimension, is well known. We aim to venture further and discuss the personal trajectory and new message that he wanted to propose without coming to terms with the corruptive logics of a consumerist society, and how can this apply to the present generations.

Langer spoke of the social desirability of an ecological conversion even before Pope Francis did so in his Encyclical. This can only succeed when it is socially desirable. What we need is a ritual passage which has the allure of solemnity: an “ecological constituent,” and a widespread commitment to reconsider our ways of living, producing, consuming in order to make our life-styles compatible with the limited amount of resources the world can provide.

The various conference contributions will study the religious aspects, those linked to agricultural and territorial choices, the theme of the frontier, and the economic and political aspects measured by the real goods and needs of the civil communities throughout Europe.

Programme and Speakers

Friday, 22/10

17:00 Conference opening

Mauro Bozzetti & Franz Tutzer

17:30 “In the sign of the flying fish:” Ivan and Alexander

Barbara Duden, Hannover University

Saturday, 23/10

9:00 It is not enough to be indignant. The concrete utopia of Illich and Langer.

Mauro Bozzetti, University of Urbino

10:00 Interculturality: from Illich to Langer

Fabio Milana

11:30 When the frontiers fall, all is the same – the disappearance of the ability-to-be-different

Marianne Gronemeyer

14:30 Not developing the production of goods, but the art of life

Peter Kamerer

15:30 The regeneration of the common good as an integral revolution

Giannozzo Pucci

17:00 Wolfgang Sachs: Memories, impressions, analysis

Wuppertal Institute for Climate

18:00 Brief interventions and reflections

Fridays for Future, Lupus in Fabula, …

Evening: eco-acoustic intervention by David Monacchi

Sunday, 24/10

9:00 Rethinking along with Alexander Langer and Ivan Illich

Franz Tutzer

9:45 Round table: Towards a European ecological conversion

Moderated by Franz Tutzer & Mauro Bozzetti

12:00 Conclusion

Practicalities

Dates: 22-24 October

Location: Monastery of Montebello, Italy

Language: Italian (some sessions in German with guiding translation)

Registration and further information: info@alexanderlanger.net (deadline – October 15th)

Audience: The event is addressed both to persons interested in the work in Illich and Langer and more broadly to citizens with an interest in climate change and ecological policies, to students, scholars, and activists.

A brochure containing the conference contributions will be made available after the event, which will be beneficial in promoting, design and developing new humanistic approaches and environmental strategies for a desirable future, a “futuro amico”.

This conference is organised by the Green European Foundation with the support of Fondazione Alexander Langer and the financial support of the European Parliament to the Green European Foundation.

Nov 19 2018

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Handbook on Organising European Green Activists Training Programmes

By GEF Uncategorized

In 2015, GEF and its partner Green foundations from Hungary, Austria, Czech Republic and Finland organised for the first time a project entitled “European Green Activists Training”. In the course of the project, the five partner organisations planned and organised trainings which explored the history, functioning and institutions of the European Union in a Green context. The training programme at the national level was complemented by a common European study tour to Brussels in spring 2016.

Considering the unique character of the European Green Activists Training programme, the project coordinators have decided to develop this handbook, disseminating good practice for future editions of the training within their own foundations, as well as among other organisations interested in training programmes for young activists. This publication is aimed at all organisations involved in educational activities for Green actors, such as Green foundations, Green parties, Green youth organisations and Green study centres in European countries, who are interested in discovering practical tools and tips on organising trainings which empower young people with the ambition to change Europe for the better.

The handbook has been updated in 2018, with a new design, and now features testimonials from previous participants on their experiences. It also includes tips from course coordinators on how to keep participants engaged after the training and on developing an alumni network to exchange ideas and knowledge.

Through this instrument, we mainly address those organisations which have little or no prior experience of organising European activist trainings, but we think that more experienced organisations can also find useful tips and tricks that may inspire their future educational projects.

Download your copy here!

May 28 2018

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Good Governance, Good Practices (Valletta)

By GEF

Context

During recent years, examples of bad governance, such as the Panama Papers, the Luxleaks, Dieselgate as well as the Paradise Papers, and so forth, have emerged and raised questions about the rule of law, and fueled the rise of populism and EU scepticism. Not the least, Malta, the smallest of the European Member states, has come to the fore as a prominent journalist, who was investigating the Panama papers, was murdered in 2017.

An exchange on best practices of good governance on a European level is therefore urgently needed.

About the event

The one-day conference will discuss good governance in Malta and in the EU. Amongst other topics, the role of public services in Malta and the current state of play of governance in the European Union will be addressed. This project will enable participants to discuss issues and the way forward both on a local and EU level.

This public event will gather Green politicians and activists, civil society activists and journalists to discuss these matters while providing a platform for networking among Greens and civil society organisations active in the field.

Programme

9:00 – 9:30 REGISTRATION

9:30 – 9:40 WELCOME:

Danika Formosa, Project Co-ordinator, Ceratonia Foundation

09:40 – 09:50 INTRODUCTORY REMARKS: THE EUROPEAN GREEN MOVEMENT AND GOOD GOVERNANCE

Aurélie Maréchal, Director Green European Foundation

09:50 – 10:10 THE ROLE OF THE PUBLIC SERVICE IN ENSURING GOOD GOVERNANCE

Dr George Vital Zammit, Deputy Dean (FEMA), Lecturer, Department of Public Policy

10:10 – 10:40 CLIENTELISM AND GOOD GOVERNANCE: IS CO-EXISTENCE POSSIBLE?

Prof Godfrey Pirotta, Professor at the Department of Public Policy, University of Malta

10:40 – 11:00 SPEAKERS DISCUSSION WITH PARTICIPANTS

Chaired by Mario Mallia, Deputy leader of Alternattiva Demokratika

10:45 – 11:00 COFFEE BREAK

11:00-12:00 THE CURRENT STATE OF PLAY OF GOVERNANCE IN THE EUROPEAN UNION

Nóra Köves, Human Rights Activist, Fundamentum

Ioana Banach, Deputy Director Green European Foundation

Ewa Sufin-Jacquemart, Director Fundacja Strefa Zieleni

12:00 – 12:20 GOOD GOVERNANCE AN ESSENTIAL BUILDING BLOCK FOR MALTA’S REPUTATION

Dr Harry Vassallo, Former Chairman Alternattiva Demokratika

12:20 – 12:50 SPEAKERS DISCUSSION WITH PARTICIPANTS

Chaired by Mario Mallia, Deputy leader of Alternattiva Demokratika

12:50 – 13:00 CLOSING REMARKS

Carmel Cacopardo, leader of the Green Party

Registration

The registration for the this event can be found here
If more information is required, feel free to contact us on: ceratonia@alternattiva.org.mt

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Oct 20 2017

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How to Design an Online Course

By GEF Uncategorized

The Green European Foundation (GEF) and Green Group in the European Parliament (Greens/EFA) promote education and training and provide opportunities for building capacity and encouraging networking among Green actors across Europe.

Our aim is to raise awareness among citizens about Green solutions to the challenges Europe faces, and to enhance the ability of activists, politicians and citizens to work on issues with a European dimension.

To this end, we have initiated an online learning programme which complements our face-to-face trainings and uses the potential of digital tools to bring together European actors to learn, discuss and expand their networks.

Objective

After a successful experience in implementing an online learning programme – “Impact Europe: Online Course for Green Activists”, we have developed this guide to empower other organisations interested in online education to develop their own courses.

Methodology

The structure of the guide follows the entire process of developing an online course – preparation, production, testing, launch and follow up. Each chapter of this guide is dedicated to one of the main stages in the process of developing an online course and contains:

Practical information on the main elements to keep in mind during the respective stage of developing your course;
Case studies in which we share best practice based on the GEF-Greens/EFA online course “Impact Europe: Online Course for Green Activists” as the example;
Tip boxes as additional advice from our team on implementing specific aspects of the course;
Expert advice provided by online learning experts, content managers and audio-visual specialists.

Feb 13 2017

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ECOPOLIS 2017: Digital Together – For a Just Society

By GEF

The main theme of Ecopolis 2017 is the impact of the digital era on relationships between people, between people and organisations as well as between people and politics. In spite of the insecurity of the modern world, the rapid speed of advancing technologies will not slow down or go away. On the contrary, our reliance on these technologies will only increase in our daily lives. Therefore, it will be crucial to empower people to work together, share ideas, and connect with politicians in new ways.

What is Ecopolis?

Ecopolis is a full day event incorporating several key note speeches, high-level panel discussions and round table workshops, which will converge around the possibilities of digital technologies to unite people in different ways. The panels, among others, will for instance be entitled ‘Tools for democracy’, and ‘Individual autonomy and digital commons’. A core question will be how we can build political communities in the digital era and what policies can be developed on the EU level to facilitate this goal?

The aim of Ecopolis is to set up a fruitful dialogue between different sectors of society on the socio-ecological challenges, to provide a platform for exchange of innovative ideas and perspectives. The Green European Foundation will contribute to the European dimension of this event and interpretation in English, French, and Dutch will guarantee broad accessibility to the event.

Programme

The full programme of Ecopolis 2017 can be found here.

Speakers

Speakers will be Yochai Benkler (Harvard University Professor and co-director Berkman Center for Internet & Society), Ana Naomi de Sousa (Filmmaker and journalist), Kate Raworth (Economist and author), Aral Balkan (European Cyborg Rights Activist and designer and developer ), Jeroen Olyslaegers (Novelist and playwright), and many more. See the full list here.

Registration: Tickets can be purchased here.
Date: 8 October 2017
Venue: Kaaitheater, Brussels
Time: 11-19h

Jan 25 2017

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Creating a Peoples’ Europe [VIDEO]

By GEF Uncategorized

“Creating a People’s Europe” was produced and scripted by John Gormley, Irish Minister for the Environment (2007 – 2011).

The film is a project of the Green European Foundation for the Greens/EFA Group in the European Parliament. It was realised in cooperation with the Heinrich Boell Foundation and with the financial support of the European Parliament.

Subtitles available in Catalan, Czech, English, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Polish, and Spanish.

Jan 25 2017

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My Data – My Choice! [VIDEO]

By GEF Uncategorized

New data protection laws, contrary to the 1995 Data Protection Directive that allowed member states to individualise laws, have now been enacted across the European Union. The new data protection levels enacted will protect all 500 million EU citizens.

The new laws have been revised to protect citizens from the potential perils of the digital age; in particular for the EU Single Digital Market. New rights like data portability, principles such as data protection by design and high sanctions in the case of infringements are enshrined in the text, allowing citizens to browse the digital market freely, safely, and in knowledge of their protected rights.

GEF and The Greens/EFA have provided you with some tools: a cool educational video in English and German about what enhanced data protection laws mean for you; and a PDF outlining the study behind the reforms.

For more information you can also visit Jan Philip Albrecht’s website or see The Greens/EFA press release.

Jan 09 2017

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‘Civilisation’ of the EU. A way for the EU to do more for world peace?

By GEF Uncategorized

The study points out the difficulties that arise from the role of the EU as a promoter of world peace and the EU’s progressive investments in military activities. To give but one example, already in 1999, the European Parliament took initial steps towards establishing a European Civilian Peace Corps (ECPC). To date, no tangible results have been obtained and in the spring of 2009 the EP reiterated its demand that the ECPC be set-up. On the other hand, during the same ten-year period, the EU established a military apparatus in Brussels and has dispatched EU soldiers on a number of EU military missions. This seems to convey the message that the European Union gives priority to military actions over peace promotion missions. Confronted with the reality of European peace missions, do we have to conclude that there is a serious lack of support for the civilian option in reality?

Civilian oriented peace operations

The report aims to provide a factual picture of the European Union’s contributions to peace, with an emphasis on its civilian aspects (the status of these contributions, their impact and the possibilities for their further development). The ambition is to spark a debate on the role of the EU and its potential impact in the area of civilian peace operations. In other words, the report recommends bringing the ‘civilisation’ of EU peace missions to the core of the discussions on the EU’s role in peace-keeping and peace-building around the globe.

Jan 09 2017

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Populism in Europe

By GEF Uncategorized

The rise of the populist-right and why it matters

The publication of this book coincides with the rise of populist right-wing parties in a number of European countries. The most recent is the True Finns in Finland, but there are similar examples in Hungary, Sweden, France and elsewhere. While the book acknowledges the sometimes crucial differences that can exist between these individual parties, it is also true that they share many attributes. These include focusing their grievances on minorities, railing against so-called “elites”, and an always high level of euroscepticism.

How should the Green movement confront such a challenge? And does this challenge present an opportunity to put forth a positive, Green message on Europe, immigration and the socio-economic challenges that we face in the 21st Century? This book attempts to answer these questions, and its contributors offer varying and diverse opinions on the origins of this trend, and what an effective response should be.

As Erica Meijers states in her introduction, the reader will at times find contradicting opinions and analyses in this book. This underlines the complexity of this issue, and shows it to be fertile ground for debate and discussion.

Table of contents

Introduction (Erica Meijers)
The Temptation to Over-Simplify: Why Populism Poses a Danger to Europe (Daniel Cohn-Bendit & Edouard Gaudot)
The New National Individualism: Populism is Here to Stay (Dick Pels)
Adversaries or Competitors: The Rise of Green and Radical Right-wing Populist Parties (Sarah L. de Lange, Wouter van der Brug & Inger Baller)
European Dreams, Nationalist Ambitions: Internationalism in Populist Movements (Oyvind Strommen)
The Quality and Future of Democracy: Two Decades of Free Elections in Central Europe (Sona Szomolanyi)
Lifting the Veil: Populists and Women’s Rights (Olga Pietruchova)
Populist Realism: Vox Populi and the Postpolitical (Merijn Oudenampsen)
The Spiral of Noise and Attention Seeking: Right-wing Populism and the Media (Robert Misk)
Imagination in Power: The Social-political Conditions of Italian Media Populism (Marco Jacquemet)
The Politics of Fear and Belonging: The Socio-Economic Breeding Ground of Populism (Barbara Hoheneder)
Freedom and Security in the Twenty-first Century: Green Alternatives (Dirk Holemans)

You can download the introduction to the book for free, which will give you an insight into the book’s chapters and what the authors discuss and propose.

Please email info@gef.eu if you are interested in purchasing a copy.

German translation now available

A German translation is now available to purchase online, with a foreword by Heinrich Böll Stiftung Co-President Ralf Fücks, GEF Co-President Heidi Hautala and Andrea Novy of Grüne Bildungswerkstatt. The foreword is available to download below. This translation is a cooperation project of GEF, the Heinrich Böll Stiftung, Grüne Bildungswerkstatt and Bureau de Helling. More information is available on the Heinrich Böll Stiftung website.

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Jan 09 2017

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European Citizens’ Initiative – updated edition

By GEF Uncategorized

The European Citizens’ Initiative gives citizens the right to set the agenda of the European Union and establishes a truly multifunctional means of providing checks and balances for what happens in the EU. This Pocket Guide offers readers the knowledge and insights necessary to make effective use of this new instrument.

In the six months that passed from the launch of the ECI instrument, 25 European Citizens’ Initiatives have been filed. Of these, 14 were registered by the European Commission, while others were rejected or withdrawn. The main challenge these first initiatives faced was related to the establishing a functional Online Collection System of signatures. In order to support the first initiatives, the European Commission offered organisers free servers in Luxembourg and decided to postpone the official start for the collection of signatures to August 2012, to make up for these initial set-backs. Even so, to date, only one of fourteen registered ECI’s is able to collect signatures online.

With this new edition of the ECI Pocket Guide, updated with the latest news and links to further sources of information and support, GEF aims to assist ECI organisers in their difficult challenge of pioneering European participatory democracy.

This updated edition has been produced by GEF for the Greens/EFA Group in the European Parliament.

How to use this Pocket Guide?

The Pocket Guide is divided in 3 sections which address the following questions, respectively: how can you use the ECI? What are the requirements you have to fulfil to successfully complete an ECI? Where can you find assistance for your ECI?

The ECI KEYCHAIN helps organiser identify the most suitable approach to an ECI. It details the various goals that an ECI can serve, such as introducing new ideas on the European legislative agenda, stopping existing legislation or acting as a platform that mediates between different legislative approaches.

The ECI PATHFINDER is a manual to assist ECI organisers or potential signatories to find their way through the often lengthy and sometimes cumbersome procedure of an initiative. The manual develops the 10 step approach to a European Citizens’ Initiative, already detailed in GEF’s earlier publications: The European Citizens’ Initiative Handbook and the flyer 10 Steps to the European Citizens’ Initiative.

The ECI RESOURCE CENTRE provides a wealth of details on the constitutional foundations, legal statutes and procedural regulations of the ECI. This chapter has been completely updated.

Order your copy now!

Would you like an own copy of the Pocket Guide? Then send us e-mail at info@gef.eu and we’ll send you one.

Successful pilot ECIs

GEF’s Campaign Handbook covered a number of successful ‘pilot ECIs’. These were efforts by NGOs and civil society groups to gather 1 million signatures in order to influence the EU’s agenda. They were inspired by the ECI, but took place before the ECI comes into effect on April 1st 2012.

1 million European Citizens for better animal welfare
Europeans unite for fair roaming
European Disability Forum and their ground-breaking ECI

The European Citizens' Initiative Handbook. Your Guide to the World's First Transnational Direct Democratic Tool 7.81 MB 159 downloads

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Jan 09 2017

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Class of 2014: New Green Voices in the European Parliament

By GEF Uncategorized

Back in 2009, when the Green European Foundation and the Heinrich Böll Foundation gathered, for the first time, the ambitions of newly elected Green Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) in a yearbook, the European Union was a different type of affair. The effects of the financial and economic crises were not yet in full swing, austerity measures had not yet become the buzz-word of the political agenda, and the climate summit in Copenhagen was still preserving the hope that the European Union would deliver on its promises to be the world’s climate champion. Although clouds were on the horizon, the general mood in European circles was still very much business as usual.

Five years later, we are faced with a different scenario. The effects of the economic and financial crises, as well as the social impact of the austerity-driven response to these crises, had raised existential questions about the future of the European Union. Euro-scepticism reached unprecedented levels, and parties campaigning on explicitly anti-European platforms made gains across the Union. Citizens’ movements reacting to austerity measures imposed by “Brussels” made clear the popular disenchantment with a political establishment that seemed keener on bailing out banks than safeguarding jobs and welfare. There were times as recent as two years ago when the European Union seemed to be facing “make it or break it” types of challenges.

Even though this urgency has passed for now, the crisis is far from over. This is the background in which the newly-elected Green MEPs will be working over the next years.

New challenges, new voices

In a context where anti-European debates are likely to be placed in the spot-light, the challenge for the new Green Group will be to articulate their criticisms to the various EU policy approaches that venture off the paths of sustainability, equity, democracy and respect for fundamental rights, while keeping an overall pro-European narrative. Among this new Green group, there are many new, first-time parliamentarians. They will need dedication, imagination and an understanding of the need to reach out to civil society and grassroots movements to come up with successful policy approaches to the difficult tasks ahead: setting ambitious climate targets; tackling energy security and energy poverty; bringing prosperity back to the EU; ensuring a humane migration policy, and responding to new geopolitical realities.

The articles that make up this collection detail the new MEPs’ ambitions, expectations and analyses of the opportunities and challenges lying ahead in their specific policy fields. The articles discuss both the visions of the EU that they are bringing to Brussels, by reflecting on the messages picked up during the elections’ campaigns, as well as how these visions translate in a Green working project in the European Parliament. The contributions describe the biggest challenges for the upcoming years on topics such as greening the economy, transforming energy policy, building a democratic EU, creating a human-rights based migration policy, positioning the EU as a strong and fair global player in areas of trade, agriculture, foreign affairs – to mention but a few. Finally, the authors reflect on their ambitions from the various policies they’ll be focusing on and note their expectations for their parliamentary mandate.

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Parts of the articles are available also in the respective native languages of the authors: Catalan, Croatian, Hungarian, Swedish and Spanish.

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Jan 09 2017

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My data – my choice! Giving citizens tools to better understand their rights on data protection

By GEF Uncategorized

New data protection laws, contrary to the 1995 Data Protection Directive that allowed Member States to individualise laws, have now been enacted across the European Union. The new data protection levels enacted will protect all 500 million EU citizens.

For more information you can also visit Jan Philip Albrecht’s website or see The Greens/EFA press release.

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Foreword DE 36.98 KB 114 downloads

Book Review - Andreas Novy 94.10 KB 78 downloads

The European Citizens' Initiative Handbook. Your Guide to the World's First Transnational Direct Democratic Tool 7.81 MB 159 downloads

Podręcznik europejskiej inicjatywy obywatelskiej. Przewodnik po zasadach pierwszego ponadnarodowego narzędzia demokracji bezpośredniej na świecie 1.61 MB 109 downloads

Εγχειρίδιο της Πρωτοβουλίας Ευρωπαίων Πολιτών. Οδηγός για το Πρώτο Υπερεθνικό Εργαλείο Άμεσης Δημοκρατίας στον Κόσμο 3.59 MB 95 downloads

Manuel de l’initiative citoyenne européenne. Premier outil de démocratie directe transnationale 1.94 MB 138 downloads

Class of 2014 EN 1.75 MB 45 downloads

Class of 2014 FR 2.39 MB 140 downloads

Class of 2014 DE 2.41 MB 49 downloads

Parlem dels Verds del Sud d'Europa? CA 249.90 KB 35 downloads

Zelena iskustva i ambicije iz najnovije države članice EU HR 282.24 KB 71 downloads

Öt év, öt terület az európai fenntarthatóság fejlesztésére HU 339.99 KB 39 downloads

Hablamos de los Verdes del sur de Europa? Ernest Urtasun y Laia Ortiz ES 293.13 KB 38 downloads

Decentralisering och starkare demokrati i EU SE 327.32 KB 41 downloads

En röst för klimatet, migration och mänskliga rättigheter SE 283.71 KB 48 downloads

My data – my choice! EN 3.19 MB 55 downloads

My data – my choice! FR 2.84 MB 40 downloads

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Foreword DE 36.98 KB 114 downloads

Book Review - Andreas Novy 94.10 KB 78 downloads

The European Citizens' Initiative Handbook. Your Guide to the World's First Transnational Direct Democratic Tool 7.81 MB 159 downloads

Podręcznik europejskiej inicjatywy obywatelskiej. Przewodnik po zasadach pierwszego ponadnarodowego narzędzia demokracji bezpośredniej na świecie 1.61 MB 109 downloads

Εγχειρίδιο της Πρωτοβουλίας Ευρωπαίων Πολιτών. Οδηγός για το Πρώτο Υπερεθνικό Εργαλείο Άμεσης Δημοκρατίας στον Κόσμο 3.59 MB 95 downloads

Manuel de l’initiative citoyenne européenne. Premier outil de démocratie directe transnationale 1.94 MB 138 downloads

Class of 2014 EN 1.75 MB 45 downloads

Class of 2014 FR 2.39 MB 140 downloads

Class of 2014 DE 2.41 MB 49 downloads

Parlem dels Verds del Sud d'Europa? CA 249.90 KB 35 downloads

Zelena iskustva i ambicije iz najnovije države članice EU HR 282.24 KB 71 downloads

Öt év, öt terület az európai fenntarthatóság fejlesztésére HU 339.99 KB 39 downloads

Hablamos de los Verdes del sur de Europa? Ernest Urtasun y Laia Ortiz ES 293.13 KB 38 downloads

Decentralisering och starkare demokrati i EU SE 327.32 KB 41 downloads

En röst för klimatet, migration och mänskliga rättigheter SE 283.71 KB 48 downloads

My data – my choice! EN 3.19 MB 55 downloads

My data – my choice! FR 2.84 MB 40 downloads