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Capacity building for the promotion of young professionals for the environment in the Republic of Moldova

28.03.2023
TopicOther Capacity Building
CountryRepublic of Moldova
Project number144475
Implementing organization
UfU, Unabhängiges Institut für Umweltfragen e.V.,
Greifswalder Straße 4
10405 Berlin
Germany
Duration01.06.2020 to 15.02.2023
Abstract

The project aimed to strengthen the capacities of environmental non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in the Republic of Moldova. For the strategic acquisition and promotion of young people, the project directly addressed young interested people and offered them a comprehensive insight into the fields of activity and processes of NGOs. The project team developed a comprehensive information portal on active environmental NGOs in the Republic of Moldova. German and experienced local trainers passed on their knowledge in training sessions and handouts.

Links

  • Information Portal CapaMol: NGOs in Moldova
  • Image Movie EcoTiras

Documents

Project information (English) Projektinformation (German) Linia directoare Dezvoltarea mediului Organizații (Guidline, Romanian) Guidline Development Environment Organisations (English) Ghid metodologic educatie ecologica (Methodology Guidline, Romanian)
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