Steps towards Conservation
Steps towards Conservation
The project aims at promoting environmental protection and nature conservation in the Somesul Cald Springs through an NGOs-protected area management administration-local communities approach. The main activities consist of: setting up a renewable energy educational center ? pilot project in a remote area, establishment of a Natura 2000 site, promotion of renewable energy sources and sustainable use of natural resource for communities in Apuseni Mountains, training sessions for NGOs and rangers to address protected areas management;
 
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Project Snapshot

Grantee:
Asociatia Clubul Piatra Altarului
Country:
Romania
Area Of Work:
Biodiversity
Climate Change Mitigation
Grant Amount:
US$ 18,354.00
Co-Financing Cash:
US$ 3,707.00
Co-Financing in-Kind:
US$ 16,830.00
Project Number:
ROM/05/18
Status:
Satisfactorily Completed
Project Characteristics and Results
Promoting Public Awareness of Global Environment
A press conference will be organized at the Environmental Center at Ic Ponor, in the core area of the Apuseni Mountains Natural Park. The main themes of the press conference will be the use of solar and wind energy and their impact on climate change, the importance of nature protection and the role of Protected Areas for the global environment. Printed materials will be produced and distributed for local communities, schools, authorities, press and NGOs.
Significant Participation of Indigenous Peoples
Members of the community have participated at the elaboration of the project and will contribute in the process of evaluation. Local children will participate at a Junior Ranger Camp and adults will be trained in organizing agro and eco tourism activities and on the use of solar, wind and water energy for their communities.
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SGP Country office contact

Mrs. Tania Mihu
Phone:
+4 021 201 7827
Fax:
+4 021 201 7828
Email:
Ms. Andreea Ihos
Phone:
+4 021 201 7827
Fax:
+4 021 201 7828
Email:

Address

UN House, 48A Primaverii Blvd., sector 1
Bucharest