Partners of the conference


The International conference "Climate Protection as Development Opportunity", which will be held on 07/08 June 2004 at the Hamburg Institute, is arranged and supported by the following organisations.

 

 

For detailed information about each partner click the buttons below!



 

 

The Programme "International Climate Policy" at the Hamburg Institute of International Economics under  the direction of Dr. Axel Michaelowa is the official organiser of the conference "Climate Protection as Development Opportunity"

 

 

 



 

The Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety supports the conference "Climate Protection as Development Opportunity".

 



The BMZ is responsible for the planning and implementation of the German government's development policy. It supports the confernce through the Deutsche Gesellschaft für technische Zusammenarbeit (GTZ)

 

 



 

 


The Eine Welt Netzwerk Hamburg is a network of about 76 one-world initiatives and organisations and one of  the main supporters of the GoldCDM.net

 

 

 

 



 

 

GTZ, German technical cooperation is working on behalf of the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development and conducting development cooperation worldwide

 

 

 



 

Wer mehr Gerechtigkeit im eigenen Umfeld erreichen will, braucht Welterfahrung. Engagement für Andere setzt die Bereitschaft voraus, sich selbst zu verändern.  Beide Aspekte gehören als zwei Seiten einer Medaille zur Arbeit des NMZ. Das NMZ ist ein selbständiges Werk der Nordelbischen Evangelisch-Lutherischen Kirche. Es unterstützt das GoldCDM.net und betreibt einen eigenen Klimaschutzfond KAZE.

 

 



 

The Hamburg Funds for Climate Protection is an NGO, which provides help for renewable energy through funding an supports the conference.

 

 

 



 

The Hamburg-Part of the Heinrich Böll Foundation "umdenken" is a partner of the conference "climate Protection as Development Opportunity".

 

 

 

 



Alexander Porschke managed with his office for Environment, Development and Communication the conference and helped making the first steps of the network GoldCDM.net.