Vacancy Announcement for a Social Media Manager
We are looking for Social Media Manager in CAN EECCA
Gambling with nuclear in Central Asia?
On the night of January 23, Almaty and Kyrgyzstan residents felt strong earth tremors with a magnitude of 6.7, although the focus of seismic activity was 264 km from Almaty in China’s Xinjiang province with a magnitude of 7. In the first hour after the earthquake, neither Kazakh nor Kyrgyz residents received timely notification and…
Vacancy Announcement for a Project Manager
CAN EECCA is a network of climate NGOs in Eastern Europe, the Caucasus, and Central Asia. Our members include 60 non-governmental organizations from 11 countries working on climate change issues. We are part of the world’s largest international network, Climate Action Network, which has over 1500 member organizations worldwide. We are working to ensure…
From Training to Action: Climate Dialogues’ 2023 Impact Across the Region
Climate Dialogues project returned in 2023 with a renewed commitment to empower climate activists and experts as trainers. Implemented by Climate Action Network Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia (EECCA) with help from Bread for the World, in partnership with Friends of the Earth Germany (BUND) and Friedrich Ebert Foundation (FES), this project aimed to…
COP28 results: vague pledges amidst strong civil society
The 28th UN climate change conference concluded on December 12th. After two weeks of negotiations, a declaration was adopted, marking a significant yet somewhat diluted step towards abandoning fossil fuels and transitioning to renewable energy sources. Read more about the outcomes of the first week of negotiations in our piece. The COP28 conference could have…
Azerbaijan will host COP29 after all
The geopolitical impasse over the choice of a host country for the Conference of Parties (COP) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), which lasted more than a year, has finally been resolved. In 2024, Azerbaijan will host the COP, one of the world’s major oil-producing countries. A decision on the COP29 venue was…
Loss and Damage Fund, new declarations and Leaders’ Summit – highlights of the first week of COP28
The first week of COP28 concluded on December 7. Preliminary estimates suggest approximately 70,000 participants from around the world attended this year’s conference, including 2,500 from the fossil fuel lobby. You’ll learn about these and other important details in our recap of the first week of UNFCCC negotiations in Dubai. The conference’s inaugural day achieved…