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| Ïðîåêòè, ðåàë³çîâàí³ ó 2004 ðîö³ (ò³ëüêè àíãë.) |
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- Seminar for Journalist “GMO and Biosafety” Seminar for journalists “Genetically modified organisms and biosafety: the most important aspects and media coverage” was held on 7th of April 2004 in the frame of UNEP-GEF project with a support of British Council in Kyiv. Seminar was aimed to provide for journalists a general overview of the topic, give basic information and links to the useful informational resources, give them possibilities to find answers with a help of experts who were presented on the seminar. Reports of experts and some discussions could be find on the web page of UNEP-GEF project www.biosafety.kiev.ua |
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- Car Free Day’2004 Car Free Day usually celebrated on 22d of September and aimed… …to encourage people to use alternative transport as bicycle or own fits. …to give city inhabitants possibilities to move and to breath easily. In 2004 we organised Car Free Day on 19th of September in the center of Kiev. The celebration started at 15.00 in different parts of Kiev, from different directions to the central square went people, horses and bicyclists. All together they participated in a street show against cars. Later in the central park was held a concert where participated three bands "Propala gramota” (Kyiv), “Ocheretyanyy Kit” (Vinnitsa) and “Gaydamaky” (Kyiv). |
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- TV-Documentary “Molfar” The main aim of the project consist on to create documentary film for the wide public about Carpathian herbs and traditions deal to them, with the further broadcasting on the TV channels (on Ukrainian as well as on the international). The topic of the film from the one side is very specific and not showed before and, from the side, quite interesting for the wide public. Making a film started from the gathering and analysing information. The main part of the filming was made in the village Verkhniy Yaseniv were molfar Mykhaylo Nechay live. In this region are still saved a nature resources and wealth and probably as a result national traditions. Verkhniy Yaseniv – is a village which situated far from the main transport roads, “civilisation didn’t touch it”. The presentation of the film were organised in the center of modern arts “Dah”. We invited there quite a lot of people, representatives of the different structures NGO movement, officials as well as foundations and embassies. Finally, in presentation were participated more then 80 people. |
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- Publications RECIPES FROM POLAND: UKRAINIAN VARIATIONS ARE POSSIBLE (practical hints on Ukrainian-Polish co-operation in the civil society) This report reflects the outcome of discussions and meetings with Polish NGOs and the experiences of Ukrainian participants during the study visit to Poland. Ukrainian participants working in the field of environment and sustainable development met several of their colleagues in Poland. Europe. Environment. Future. THE PLATFORM FOR COMMON DEVELOPMENT. The publication written based on the materials of the “3d Green Platform Conference”, Lviv, July 2004. Conference was held in the frame of UNCRO programme of Milieukontakt Oost-Europa and financially supported by the MATRA programme of the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs. |
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- Other Activities: o Participating in UNEP’s FIFTH GLOBAL CIVIL SOCIETY FORUM (Jeju, Republic of Korea, March 2004) o Participation in UNEP National Committees and the Regional Preparatory Meeting for the 6th Global Civil Society Forum (Geneva, 29 November – 1 December 2004) o Participating in ANPED network including preparing in Carpathian program o Participation in EU education, awareness raising environmental program for NIS countries (since September 2002 till December 2004) o Coordination of “Media and Environment” working group in the frame of MKOE program (current project “Journalists for sustainability in Carpathians) |
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- Festival of Ethnic Music and Land-Art On July 6-8 the International Festival of ethnic music and land-art "Sheshory'2004" was hold in Ivano-Frankivsk oblast, Ukraine. This year it welcomed Ukraine, the Czech Republic, Poland and Russia. The Festival gathered more than two thousand guests from all regions of Ukraine and from other countries. Festival consists on three components: the Music Festival itself, land-art and environmental component. The Festival presented the music of different countries, styles and genres; true folklore and its various displays in the contemporary music culture. But all this music has one common feature – ethnic roots; it sprang up in the times when a man was directly connected to the environment and was aware of his place in it. All three days (and three nights) of the Festival were full of events. The musical part consisted of the performances of 20 music bands. The first day was devoted to the authentic Ukrainian folklore. In next two days Ukraine was presented by the leading music bands playing world music. There was also a lot of room for joint performances. More information on www.sheshory.org The Festival demonstrated Land-art. The environment itself became the place and the method of realizing ideas of authors. The artists created "objects in the environment" relying on the existing lines, forms, textures and states (helpful tools - paints, cloths, wax, glass and so on). Some art objects united visual and sound elements (where the musicians joined the artists). The efforts of artists turned Sheshory surroundings into a huge open-air art gallery. Among the participants were artists well known in Ukraine and abroad, who participated in land-art-symposiums in different countries of the world. Students of the National Academy of Visual Art and Architecture and Lviv Art Academy also took part in land-art events. Every artist had his own goal and means, but all of them emphasized a person who does not exist on his own but in a shared environment. Before the Festival the land-art gallery was created at its site. Land-art is rather popular in other countries of the world and just starts attracting fans, including artists, in Ukraine. Master-classes and environmental activities formed a part of the Festival in all three days and attracted attention of many guests, especially master classes on local herbs, vytynanka, weaving, making Hutzul folklore music instruments. The class on making traditional Ukrainian doll - motanka - turned to be a nice surprise even for local dwellers. Environmental events became a unique element of the Festival: environmentalists from public organizations of Ukraine and members of Kosiv local community held several seminars, the international round table on the implementation of the Carpathian convention, cleaned Local River and waterfalls from garbage. During the year the Festival "Sheshory'2004" werel presented a series of eco and art actions, including street theaters, concerts, cinema shows, photo galleries, land-art events and so on. |
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