The Family Farming Knowledge Platform gathers digitized quality information on family farming from all over the world; including national laws and regulations, public policies, best practices, relevant data and statistics, researches, articles and publications.

An international network for support of food, agriculture and rural development to eradicate hunger and poverty

Gardeniser.eu is an hub designed to connect urban community garden enthusiasts, gardeners, experienced professionals and policymakers. Its mission is to make visible and accessible opportunities to grow together and to improve our common living environment.

The principal objective is the struggle for other food and agricultural policies based on more legitimacy, fairness, solidarity and sustainability, wich are necessary in Europe to ensure food security, food safety, public health, employment in rural areas and to tackle the issues of the global food crisis and climate change.

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Eyes on Animals´ teams conduct both announced and unannounced visits to livestock markets and slaughterhouses and inspects and trails international livestock trucks.

Promotion of humane and sustainable farming

Improvement of the welfare of wild and domestic animals throughout the world

An international network for animal welfare

Child in the City 2010 is a conference of the European Network Child Friendly Cities (EN CFC). This international conference for all cities and scientists focussing on the theme of a local child friendly policy.

The EEA wants to provide sound, independent information on the environment and is an information source for those involved in developing, adopting, implementing and evaluating environmental policy, and also the general public.

Network of non-governmental organizations in the Central and Eastern European region working for 20 years in 20 countries. Our mission is the conservation of biodiversity through the promotion of sustainable development.

Europe's largest federation of environmental organisations with 140+ member organisations who gain their membership from the general public.

The objectives of this Convention are the conservation of biological diversity, the sustainable use of its components and the fair and equitable sharing of the benefits arising out of the utilization of genetic resources.