Title: Amoeba Eco Center

URL: http://5mp.eu/web.php?a=amoeba

Description: Amoeba Eco Center was established in 1996 to preserve a clean and healthy environment for future generations. It runs environmental education activities for children, adults, and teachers, as well as tree-planting and environmental clean-up efforts.

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Subject:   Teacher training,  Youth programs

Title: ALMA-RO Association

URL: http://alma-ro.ngo.ro/

Description: The ALMA-RO Association was founded in August 2001, as the initiative of a group of experts in public administration, sustainable development, and conflict resolution. Its activities are geared toward the promotion of sustainable development and increased involvement in the elaboration, implementation, and monitoring of public policy.

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Subject:   Indigenous peoples,  Climate change,  Sustainable development,  Environmental conditions

Title: Arctic Network for the Support of the Indigenous Peoples of the Russian Arctic (ANSIPRA)

URL: http://ansipra.npolar.no/index.html

Description: Established in 1998, ANSIPRA the Arctic Network for the Support of the Indigenous Peoples of the Russian Arctic (ANSIPRA), is a communication network linking Russian indigenous peoples' organizations with international institutions and organisations concerned by the environmental and social prospects of the Russian North. ANSIPRA's main goal is to spread information and make contacts.

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Subject:   Arctic regions

Title: Ukrainian Youth Climate Association (UMKA)

URL: http://go-umka.org/

Description: Ukrainian Youth Climate Association (UMKA) implements projects to unleash the potential of young activists as community leaders, "green" professionals, and future officials. In the fall of 2012 UMKA partners enlisted the support of more than 500 people from all over Ukraine. UMKA initiated independent teams in Kiev, Lviv, and Rivne that together and separately implemented more than 20 practical projects and campaigns on climate change. Ukrainian Youth Climate Association is a dynamic platform for development and interaction of sustainability change agents. We facilitate multi-stakeholder cooperation on pressing environmental issues and create opportunities for youth from across the country to kick-start their own sustainability projects. Working with like-minded partners we learn and share best practices to create a better Ukraine. Our aim for 2015 is create a critical mass of youth to tackle global environmental change and strengthen the social-ecological relationship. Our instruments are our projects: Take and make (or wake and bake) is a campaign of practical eco-interventions: start a project to make your city better, people – happier, and planet safer. Web-site: http://take-and-make.org.ua/; PowerShift Educational and Practical Forum, which aims to shift power to communities and implement practical projects for climate mitigation and adaptation. Web-site: http://powershift.org.ua/#!/; Sustainable lifestyles: a pathway to a healthy planet and low-carbon lifestyle for Ukrainians. The first wave was introduced in 2013; Sustainable livelihoods: We work with educational institutions, communities, and companies to create best practices for sustainability–-helping to create tool-libraries, eco-lofts etc.

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Title: Green Alternative

URL: http://greenalt.org/

Description: The mission of Green Alternative is to protect the environment, biological and cultural heritage of Georgia through promoting economically sound and socially acceptable alternatives, establishing the principles of environmental and social justice, and upholding public access to information and decision-making processes.

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Subject:   Biodiversity,  Sustainable energy,  Sustainable development

Title: Re.Generation

URL: http://regenerationromania.wordpress.com/

Description: Re.Generation is a non-profit environmental organization founded in 2009 that campaigns for limiting climate change effects, reducing the impact of human activities on the climate and the environment, and for developing the environmental activism in Romania. Re.Generation does not accept funds from companies, but relies on contributions from private individuals, independent foundation grants, and European funds. Since its inception, Re.Generation has mobilized people in non-violent direct action addressing nuclear energy, climate change, and gold mining. Re.Generation is also a member of the Environmental NGO Coalition and of the Save Rosia Montana Campaign.

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Subject:   Environmental protection,  Sustainable development,  Romania

Title: Working Groups of Environmental NGOs on Climate Change

URL: http://voice.dp.ua/ua/organizations.htm

Description: The Working Group of Environmental NGOs on Climate Change is a network of non-governmental organizations. The purpose of the WG IMS is to promote the preservation of the planet's climate through education and public participation in the development and implementation of environmental policy in Ukraine. The WG IMS requests information from public authorities and the administration, local self-government officials, the media, the public and other organizations to assess measures taken to prevent global climate change; conducts photographic and art exhibitions, publishes informational books, organizes competitions and music festivals to publicize the causes and effects of climate change; conducts aggressive action to attract the attention of citizens and public authorities to the problem of climate change; provides information on its activities to the national and foreign media; initiates or maintains litigation in the courts, in cases where the rights of citizens on issues related to climate protection.

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Subject:   Networking and coordinating,  Climate change

Title: Ukrainian Youth Climate Association (UMKA)

URL: http://world.350.org/ukraine/umka

Description: Ukrainian Youth Climate Association (UMKA) implements projects to unleash the potential of young activists as community leaders, "green" professionals, and future officials. In the fall of 2012 UMKA partners enlisted the support of more than 500 people from all over Ukraine. UMKA initiated independent teams in Kiev, Lviv, and Rivne that together and separately implemented more than 20 practical projects and campaigns on climate change. Ukrainian Youth Climate Association is a dynamic platform for development and interaction of sustainability change agents. We facilitate multi-stakeholder cooperation on pressing environmental issues and create opportunities for youth from across the country to kick-start their own sustainability projects. Working with like-minded partners we learn and share best practices to create a better Ukraine. Our aim for 2015 is create a critical mass of youth to tackle global environmental change and strengthen the social-ecological relationship. Our instruments are our projects: Take and make (or wake and bake) is a campaign of practical eco-interventions: start a project to make your city better, people – happier, and planet safer. Web-site: http://take-and-make.org.ua/; PowerShift Educational and Practical Forum, which aims to shift power to communities and implement practical projects for climate mitigation and adaptation. Web-site: http://powershift.org.ua/#!/; Sustainable lifestyles: a pathway to a healthy planet and low-carbon lifestyle for Ukrainians. The first wave was introduced in 2013; Sustainable livelihoods: We work with educational institutions, communities, and companies to create best practices for sustainability–-helping to create tool-libraries, eco-lofts etc.

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Subject:   Ukraine,  Climate,  Conservation

Title: E-misszió

URL: http://www.e-misszio.hu/

Description: The mission of the association is to foster sustainability in the natural and built environment. Areas of interest include environmental education, waste management, and agriculture.

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Subject:   Waste management,  Climate change,  Agriculture

Title: Ecopartnership

URL: http://www.ecoproject.by/

Description: The Ecopartnership, which began in 2000, unites experts in ecology and sustainable development to enhance awareness and knowledge about environmental and sustainable development processes, and to ensure small communities, government officials, NGOs, public initiatives, school teachers and experts participate in these processes. Over the years, Ecopartnership has implemented more than 20 international projects aimed at increasing public awareness and environmental concerns on the following topics: The quality of drinking water and its effects on health; the domestic waste water treatment systems; Practical ways to save energy and prevent climate change; Waste management with minimization of damage to the environment; Consumption of goods taking the environment into account; Sustainable development at the regional level.

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Subject:   Waste,  Climate change,  Environmental education

Title: SEM Institute for Climate Change

URL: http://www.institut-climatechange.si/

Description: SEM Institute for Climate Change is a non-governmental organization in Slovenia that conducts scientific, professional, and applied research for environmental protection and sustainable development.

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Subject:   Nature conservation,  Climate change

Title: Regional Environmental Center

URL: http://www.rec.org/

Description: he Regional Environmental Center for Central and Eastern Europe (REC) is an international organisation with a mission to assist in addressing environmental issues. The REC fulfils this mission by promoting cooperation among governments, non-governmental organisations, businesses and other environmental stakeholders, and by supporting the free exchange of information and public participation in environmental decision making. The REC was established in 1990 by the United States, the European Commission and Hungary. Today, the REC is legally based on a charter with over 30 signatories. The REC has an office network in 17 countries: Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Montenegro, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Turkey. The head office is located in Szentendre, Hungary.

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Subject:   Wildlife conservation,  Water,  Networking and coordinating