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Home Projects and initiatives SCSD-SD – Sustainable civil society dialogue for sustainable development

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Website: Civil Society Dialogue
Online platform: Civil Network

SCSD-SD – Sustainable civil society dialogue for sustainable development

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PROJECT DESCRIPTION

Sustainable Civil Society Dialogue for Sustainable Development is a project implemented within the EU-Turkey Civil Society Dialogue, a Programme bringing together civil society organisations from Turkey and the EU around common topics, to exchange knowledge and experience, and to build a sustained conversation between the organisations.

The Programme is co-financed by the European Union under the Instrument for Pre-accession Assistance (IPA).

Sustainable Civil Society Dialogue for Sustainable Development has started on April 1st, 2019 and has a duration of 15 months. The partner organizations are Kyoto Club, Rome (Coordination) and Çevreci Enerji Derneği (Environmental Energy Association), Izmir. The associated partners are the Municipality of Karşıyaka, in Turkey, and the Municipality of Bologna, , with its Environmental Sustainability Unit.

The goal of the project is to improve and support a dialogue with civil society through three types of activitiy clusters:

1. Bilateral exchanges of experiences.
2. Raising public awareness.
3. Long-term cooperation among participating CSOs (Civil Society Organizations) and partners from the public and private sectors.

The specific objectives are:

• To increase bilateral exchanges and long-term cooperation between CSOs in Turkey and Italy in terms of challenges and opportunities posed by Turkey’s EU accession and in terms of the EU acquis in the field of environment;
• To promote awareness-raising initiatives on the importance and benefits of membership of Turkey in the EU;
• To foster climate-friendly and sustainable development best practices.

Through conferences, meetings, study visits and sustainability activities, civil society companies and local authorities of the metropolitan areas of Izmir, Rome, Bologna and Brussels – with a dtudy visit to the EU institutions by Turkish and Italian CSOs represenattives – will be involved.

This page was created and maintained with the financial support of the European Union. Its contents are the sole responsibility of Kyoto Club and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union.

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