CLEEN coordinating meeting in Batumi
Civil Society organisation from Georgia, Moldova, Ukraine and Armenia shared successes, restults, lessons learnt and ongoing issues
09.06.2016 |
Saturday and Sunday, June 4 and 5, WECF held a CLEEN coordination meeting in Batumi, back to back with the Environment for Europe Conference taking place later in the week in the Georgian sea side town.
The CLEEN project aims to build an energy efficiency network of civil society organizations in Armenia, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine. During the meeting our partners from TAPAN Eco-Club(Armenia), S D C A Society Development Centre of Akhaltsikhe (Georgia), Centrul Republican "Gutta-Club"(Moldova) and @EcoclubRivne (Ukraine) discussed with representatives of WECF successes and results, lessons learnt and ongoing issues. Furthermore we planned activities for the second half of 2016.
We want to thank all participants for fruitful discussions, nice energizers and a great team work!
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