Partners for Environmental Cooperation in Europe (PECE)


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This page contains information on how the following groups can get involved:

UK-based non-members
PECE members
organisations from Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia (EECCA)

a) a UK organisation – not yet a PECE member

You may get involved in PECE by:

Becoming a member of PECE
Delivering projects in partnership with a PECE member
(see Members Directory and project opportunities)
Attending open PECE events
Signing up to receive the PECE newsletter

b) a PECE member

You may get involved in PECE by:

Delivering projects in partnership with other UK and EECCA organisations
(see project opportunities, funding opportunities, Members Directory, current projects, and how to submit a project proposal)
Attending PECE meetings and events
(see Meetings and Events pages)
Sharing information and expertise
Providing a secondee to the Secretariat
(see contacts page)

c) an organisation in the Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia (EECCA) region

EECCA organisations may get involved in PECE by:

Registering details for the EECCA Directory with Secretariat (see the Contacts page for further details)
Delivering projects in partnership with a PECE member (see Members Directory and project opportunities)
Suggesting ideas for PECE projects to Secretariat (see project opportunities)

Only UK organisations may become members of PECE and submit project proposals. However, organisations in the EECCA region (public sector, private sector and civil society) are partners in PECE projects. This helps develop proposals that meet the needs of the EECCA region and helps ensure the long-term sustainability of projects.

PECE provides an opportunity for organisations from the UK and EECCA countries to develop closer links and strengthen cooperation. EECCA organisations are invited to contact the Secretariat with ideas for projects, or if they wish to develop partnerships with UK organisations. This information can be shared with PECE members via the website and PECE newsletter.

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Page last modified 17 May, 2007