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| The main projects implemented by “Green Dossier” from 1994 till 2003 |
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• Environmental journalism studio and newspaper “Green Dossier”, 1994—1998, financed by ISAR; embassy of the Netherlands - "MATRA" Programme. • Organising of the International Conference “Children under the Sun” in December 1994, financed by ISAR and “Milieukontakt”. Producing Information bulletin of the International Conference “Children under the Sun”, May 1994–July 1997. Two issues financed by ISAR‚ the third published at our own expense. May 1995 to July 1996 — grant by Eurasia foundation (project completed, report accepted). "Ecohome" and other Belorussian NGOs participated this project as well. • Providing the press-service of EcoForum, joint event of NIS and USA ecoNGOs, orginised by ISAR, May 1995. • TV Programme for youth “Zelepukha” (April—May 1996) funded by ISAR. • Providing an exhibition, expertise and discussion on NGO periodicals; June, 1998, funded by ISAR and Tacis Environmental Awareness Raising Program. • Providing the environmental programme of the famous Ukrainian pop-music festival “Tavria Games”, summer 1998, financed in the frame of the whole festival. • Quiz in the most popular periodicals “Pesticides in your plate” (1998–99), funded by UN Development Programme in Ukraine and EPA USA. Publishing visual aids for people deal with pesticides “Pesticides in your plate”, since November 1999, funded by UN Development Programme in Ukraine and EPA USA. • Issue of an environmental weekly digest and daily news for mass media: since February 1999. • "A Chance to Know" (Environment for Europe: a new way to involve journalists in the process). Project was realized by Green Dossier together with BBC World Service Trust: since September 2000 till December 2001, funded by the Department for International Development (DfID) for the benefit of NGOs, Oblast Authorities and other local government Administrations in Ukraine. • Using ICT tools for NGOs cooperation toward Kiev-2003: a workshop for NGOs from Ukraine, Belarus and Moldova October 2001; project conducted by MilieuKontakt Oost-Europa. • "Sustainable development in everyday life" – producing 5 short videos for professional broadcasting about good practices on sustainable approaches for solving concrete problems; financed by REC-Kyiv, February-August 2002. • “Where are GMOs in Ukraine?” (Market analysis) and “Lobbying of the Biosafety of GMOs legislation” (including mass-media campaign and a legislator guide publishing) with the support of the Grassroots Foundation, October 2001 – October 2002. • Discussion group “Environment and Mass Media” – creating of a mailing list and organising two regional seminars for environmental journalists and NGOs on “Environment and Mass Media” in the framework of the preparation to Kiev-2003; financed by MilieuKontakt Oost-Europa, May-November 2002. • “Why Get Organic?” – creation of a documentary – October 2002 – March 2003, funded by the Royal Netherlands Embassy, Office of the Agricultural Counsellor. |
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RAISING THE LEVEL OF ENVIRONMENTAL REPORTING IN EASTER EUROPE, CAUACAUA AND CENTRAL ASIA COUNTRIES The joint project of Green Dossier and Stakeholders Forum for Our Common Future (the UK) to assist journalists in covering issues of the 5-th All-European ministerial conference «Environment for Europe» and its side-events (Kiev, May 2003). Apart from training on effective covering of environmental topics, the project provided news-shooting for TV-channels of Azerbaidzhan, Armenia, Belorussia, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine, and as well an educational session concerning themes of the conference. The project started with a prior-conference information campaign by disseminating 5 issues of «Infonavigator» bulletin explaining main themes of the ministerial meeting, its documents and overviewing useful information sources. The information guide on the conference, issued under the project, turned to be practically the only printed aid for press on this international event. The project finished with making an evaluation research called “Mass-media and environmental policy”, which reflected the journalists’ needs as to organisation of media-work at this kind of conferences, analyzed mistakes both of journalists and information providers, that might be omitted in future. |
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ECOTOPIA-2003 Ecotopia is an annual meeting for youth interested in environmental and social issues. Several hundred people (Ecotopia-2003 hosted 400 participants) get together for two weeks to create their ideal society, non-pollutive, egalitarian, and just. Ecotopians enjoy vegan food, environmentally friendly transport and behaviors, for example, they sort garbage and use compost toilets. Ecotopia is also remarkable for operating on the "Ecorate" system. It is an alternative economic system based on living standards and income of people in different countries having different purchasing power. The challenge is to balance out the differences in economic wealth between different countries. Ecotopia is “an invention” of the international network European Youth for Action (EYFA). Ecotopia has taken place in 13 countries both of Eastern and Western Europe: France, Czech Republic, Holland, Hungary, Scotland, Germany, Romania, Findland, Bulgaria, Ireland. This year «Green dossier» has become EYFA’s partner in hosting Ecotopia in Ukraine (Sheshory village, Kosiv region, Ivano-Frankivsk oblast). The site of the camp was chosen to help a development of green tourism in the region and attract wide public attention to local environmental problems – wood cuttings and illegal waste dumps. |
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SHESHORY-2003 The first in Ukraine Festival of ethnic music „Sheshory-2003” (August 27-28, Sheshory village) gathered about 1,5 people from all over Ukraine and many countries of Eastern and Western Europe. The Festival idea is to get together the musicians from hard-to-access Carpathian villages, who saved ancient musical instruments and art to play them, and modern music bands using different folk motives. Both days of the festival started with archaic melodies, but during the day the music was becoming modern. In the first night the public was driven by a cocktail of electronic music and real drums presented by Russian band “DUBro” from Moscow. In the second day that was a Ukrainian band „Perkalaba” well-known both in Western Ukraine and in Europe. „Sheshory-2004” festival will be somewhat different. It's planned to present not only Ukrainian groups, but to invite musicians from Britain, Japan and, of course, from countries participating in the Carpathian convention. |
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