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This project aims to provide support for vulnerable women and children in East Jerusalem and raise public awareness for their situation.

Supporting local actors in the formulation of energy efficiency policies in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, the Czech Republic, and Turkey.

The EU recently reframed its concept of Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), recongising CSOs as important actors in their own right while developing a strategic approach to engage civil society in the European neighbourhood and third countries.

The EU needs a common vision for its energy future. A shift towards renewable energy sources will increase security of supply and foster the competitiveness and sustainability of the economy.

This article examines how German environmental policymaking over the last 40 years transformed Europe’s economic engine into the international driver of green growth.

The energy concept for new head office of the Heinrich Böll Foundation in Berlin puts the building in the ecological vanguard. Highly innovative technology in small doses creates a pleasant working environment in the modern office spaces. It boasts an energy consumption of only 55.7 kWh/m2 , which undercuts the legal maximum by half. This makes the building a leader in the field of modern office and conference centre design.

Two years after Fukushima, global nuclear power generation continues to decline. If it were not for the World Nuclear Industry Status Report we probably would not know.

In a Europe shaken by austerity measures, budget cuts and economic crises, negotiations over a new European budget proved to be a highly contentious matter.

The EU is a prime actor in international human rights policy and the promotion of democracy. In fact, the respect for human rights, democracy, and the rule of law lie at the very heart of the European project and inform many of its policies and actions.