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  • Green Week 2017 – Call for partner events

    (16 February 2017) – The dates are set for the EU Green Week 2017, Europe’s leading environment event. From 29 May to 2 June 2017, EU Green Week will take place in Brussels and across Europe. The theme for this year is ‘Green Jobs for a Greener Future’. The EU Green Week is the opportunity […]

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  • Gaia Education Economic Design E-Learning course

    (15 February 2017) – Gaia Education’s eight-week online course on Economic Design will start on 6 March. It is time to step up our efforts to co-create a transformative response to the converging crises we all face locally, regionally and globally. One of the highest leverage points for transformation is the redesign and strengthening of […]

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  • Farming for Biodiversity: Promising approaches wanted

    (14 February 2017) – The Solution Search project is looking to identify and reward the most promising approaches to conserving biodiversity on agricultural lands. You could win up to $30,000 with additional side prizes for community/social impact, food security/nutrition impact, biodiversity impact and water impact. All finalists will attend a capacity-building workshop and awards ceremony […]

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  • Permaculture for Farms Conference

    (09 February 2017) – The European Permaculture Network has just received a grant from the Visegrad Fund to conduct, on 17-19 July in Prague, a conference on permaculture farming and farm visits in Central Europe. The event will gather the best European permaculture farmers and experts, and participants will have the opportunity to discuss key […]

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  • Resilience, Community Action & Societal Transformation

    (07 February 2017) – ‘Resilience, Community Action & Societal Transformation’, an ECOLISE publication, is a unique collection bridging research, theory and practical action to create more resilient societies. It includes accounts from people and organisations at the front line of efforts to build community resilience, cutting edge theory and analysis from engaged scholar-activists, and commentary […]

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