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Norges Naturvernforbund works with environmental education in almost 20 countries. Started in 1996, the school project SPARE is now the largest international school project on energy, climate and the environment, with more than 300,000 pupils in more than 6,000 schools participating every year.


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    17.01.2010:

    If I were a minister of energy…

    In January 2010 the Month of Energy Saving was organized in Ismailli district of Azerbaijan. Competitions, actions and other events took place at some schools. After exchanging views on global warming, COP-15, the consequences of climate change in Azerbaijan, the school children answered the following question “What steps would I undertake if I were a minister of energy?”

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    04.12.2009:

    SPARE participate in a new Public Chamber working group in Russia

    Public Chamber of Russia has formed a working group on environmental education and public awareness. The working group has high level participation and aim at more and better environmental education in Russia. SPARE has been recognized as one of the most important stakeholders and invited to participate.

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    17.09.2009:

    School start for 175 000 SPARE pupils

    15. September is school start for more than 175 000 pupils in over 4500 schools that will learn about sustainable energy use through the SPARE project. Norges Naturvernforbund`s school project SPARE (School Project on Application of Resources and Energy) teaches pupils from 17 countries about the connection between energy consumption and environmental consequences.

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    31.03.2009:

    National educational project SPARE in Belarus launched

    In a unique partnership project Norges Naturvernforbund contribute to unite governmental and non-governmental organisations in a makeover for environmental education in Belarus. 26th of March SPARE was launched as a national project on energy and climate education in Belarus.

  • 04.02.2009:

    Norges Naturvernforbund assists war torn school in Georgia

    Norges Naturvernforbund assists war torn school in Georgia

    Norges Naturvernforbund has together with local partner EcoVision rebuilt the minor wing of school number 7 in Gori, Georgia. All the windows were blown out when a bomb hit nearby the school during the war actions in August. 1500 pupils have since the war had to attend education in regional schools.

  • 11.11.2008:

    SPARE international energy saving day!

    SPARE international energy saving day!

    Saving energy is important for improvement of local and global environment. Nobody can do everything, but if everybody does something, we can achieve a lot together! In order to increase attention for the importance of energy saving, SPARE arranges an international energy saving day today!

  • 13.10.2008:

    Regional SPARE seminar in Georgia 25th -29th of September 2008

    Regional SPARE seminar in Georgia 25th -29th of September 2008

    SPARE coordinators, teachers and pupils from the three Caucasian countries Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan have in the end of September gathered for regional SPARE seminar in the mountain village Gudauri, Georgia. The participants have been discussing the development of SPARE in the region, the consequences of climate change and methods to teach pupils what climate change is and how it will affect the Caucasus.

  • 15.09.2008:

    SPARE starting in Bulgaria

    SPARE starting in Bulgaria

    Together with Bulgarian partner, Naturvernforbundet has received seed money in order to develop a project on energy saving and renewable energy use in schools. The project is EEA funded and is expected to improve conditions in schools as well as to bring up new generations of environmentally aware citizens

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