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A media briefing will be held by representatives of EBRD The EBRD is reviewing the Environmental and Social Policy that underscores its commitment to promoting environmentally sound and sustainable development as well as its Public Information Policy that ensures the transparency of its activities. The review includes an extensive process of consultation with relevant stake-holders. Members of the press are invited to cover a public consultation meeting on the draft revisions of the Bank’s Environmental and Social Policy and on the Public Information Policy. The meeting will take place on March 28, 2008 at hotel ‘Izmailovo Gamma-Delta’, hall “Rostov”, Izmailovo road 71, ‘Partizanskaya’ metro station. The meeting will be held in English and Russian. All the comments received at public meetings, via post and email will be taken into account by the EBRD as part of the decision-making process to adopt the new policies. A media briefing will be held by representatives of EBRD from 11.00 to 11.30 am in hall “Rostov” of the ‘Izmailovo Gamma-Delta’ hotel. A photo / video opportunity will be offered to camera crews during the briefing. While the entire meeting will be open for news reporters, priority will be given to questions and interventions of civil society representatives and citizens. Filming will only be allowed during the media briefing and the beginning of the second part of the meeting. The Environmental and Social Policy details the commitments of the EBRD in implementing its mandate for the "promotion of environmentally sound and sustainable development". The EBRD’s Public Information Policy (PIP) embodies the bank’s commitment to enhance the transparency of its activities and promote good governance. Detailed explanations of the current revision processes are available at and . A consortium lead by the Regional Environmental Center for Central and Eastern Europe (REC) will organise public consultation meetings in Belgrade, Bishkek, Budapest, London, Moscow and Tbilisi, and will offer independent facilitation. To ensure the opportunity of civil society organisations to participate in the consultations, the EBRD has made available limited financial support for the travel of selected participants. Information about the public consultation meetings is available at and can be requested by email from . For media inquiries and preliminary information, please contact: Relevant newsEvaluation of the Regional Environmental Centres (RECs)The results of the recent evaluation of the EECCA RECs performed by experts of European Commission. Nord Stream and public control: International Meeting of Nord Stream AG with Baltic NGOs
30/05/2008 The Round Table devoted to the gas pipeline planned to be constructed on the seabed of the Baltic Sea, took place on in Riga on May 14, 2008. NGOs of the Baltic Region met with experts of Company Nord Stream AG.NGOs from Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, Russia, Sweden and Estonia represented the public of the region. The company was represented by 7 specialists: Permitting Director, experts of Nord Stream AG and Ramboll,company’s manager in the field of the communication with the public.
Member of the Public Chamber Vladislav Grib offers legal advice to citizens and NCB 14/04/2008 Member of the Public Chamber of Russia, the chairman of the public organization "All-National Union of human rights" Man and the Law ", Ph.D., associate professor Vladislav Grib offers legal advice.
A media briefing will be held by representatives of EBRD 27/03/2008 Members of the press are invited to cover a public consultation meeting on the draft revisions of the Bank’s Environmental and Social Policy and on the Public Information Policy. The meeting will take place on March 28, 2008 at hotel ‘Izmailovo Gamma-Delta’, hall “Rostov”, Izmailovo road 71, ‘Partizanskaya’ metro station.
How Climate Change Affects Mountain Regions. Media-training The Russian Regional Environmental Centre (RREC) has issued a booklet dedicated to its project “Media-training for Journalists on Climate Change Challenge in Mountain Regions”, which was being conducted with the financial support of the British Embassy in Moscow. The booklet covers step-by-step implementation of the project for its possible replication. EBRD Public Consultation Meeting in Russia 06/03/2008 The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) invites civil society organisations, its clients, partners and all interested people to comment on draft revisions of the Bank’s Environmental and Social Policy and Public Information Policy.
Public involvement in EIA procedure for Nord-Stream projectBrief report about EIA procedure for Nord-Stream project The winners of the all-Russian contest for journalists “Climate Change – a Hot Topic” have been announced today. 20/12/2007 The all-Russian contest for journalists “Climate Change – a Hot Topic”was organized by the Russian Regional Environmental Centre under the sponsorship of the British Embassy in Moscow and was aimed at enhancement of professional coverage of the climate change issues in mass-media, as well as at attraction of general public attention to the problem. The winners of the contest have been announced today.
EECCA Environmental Strategy. Second WindKeynote address at the plenary session of the Sixth Ministerial Conference “Environment for Europe” The Nobel Peace Prize 2007 goes to the former USA Vice-President Al Gore and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
12/10/2007 The Nobel Peace Prize 2007 goes to the former USA Vice-President Albert (Al) Gore and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) for ”their efforts to build up and disseminate greater knowledge about man-made climate change, and to lay the foundations for the measures that are needed to counteract such change”.
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