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Welcome to the ICLEI Southeast Asia website! We invite you to visit regularly for up-to-date information on ICLEI's activities in Southeast Asia.
ICLEI Executive Committee 2009-2012, Call for Candidacies
We are pleased to announce the Call for Candidacy for the 2009-2012 ICLEI Executive Committee.
About the Executive Committee
ICLEI is managed by an Executive Committee, which represents ICLEI's Member municipalities and associations of local governments from around the world. ICLEI’s Executive Committee is a working body rather than a representative body. In the first months of the year 2009, ICLEI’s Members will elect their seventh Executive Committee, which will serve a three-year term from 2009-2012.
Meet the ICLEI Executive Committee (2006-2009)
Application process, deadline 20 December 2008
To be listed as a candidate for election to the ICLEI Executive Committee 2009-2012, please complete the forms contained in Sections II-IV of the Candidacy Paper. Please submit completed Candidacy Papers to ICLEI Secretary General by either telefax, mail, e-mail or courier by the deadline of day-end of 20 December 2008.
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About the Executive Committee
ICLEI is managed by an Executive Committee, which represents ICLEI's Member municipalities and associations of local governments from around the world. ICLEI’s Executive Committee is a working body rather than a representative body. In the first months of the year 2009, ICLEI’s Members will elect their seventh Executive Committee, which will serve a three-year term from 2009-2012.
Meet the ICLEI Executive Committee (2006-2009)
Application process, deadline 20 December 2008
To be listed as a candidate for election to the ICLEI Executive Committee 2009-2012, please complete the forms contained in Sections II-IV of the Candidacy Paper. Please submit completed Candidacy Papers to ICLEI Secretary General by either telefax, mail, e-mail or courier by the deadline of day-end of 20 December 2008.
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The Partnership for Urban Risk Reduction
Press Release April 2008
The Partnership for Urban Risk Reduction (PURR), an ad-hoc coalition composed of United Cities and Local Governments (UCLG), Earthquakes and Megacities Initiative (EMI), Local Governments for Sustainability (ICLEI), Metropolis and CITYNET, has been set up to develop a risk reduction policy. Among its first action, the PURR is launching a project “Local Action for Disaster Risk Reduction” that raise awareness, build competency and support local action for Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR).
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The Partnership for Urban Risk Reduction (PURR), an ad-hoc coalition composed of United Cities and Local Governments (UCLG), Earthquakes and Megacities Initiative (EMI), Local Governments for Sustainability (ICLEI), Metropolis and CITYNET, has been set up to develop a risk reduction policy. Among its first action, the PURR is launching a project “Local Action for Disaster Risk Reduction” that raise awareness, build competency and support local action for Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR).
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Food crisis eased by local governments in the Philippines
Cilegon Gas Turbine Combined-Cycle (GTCC) Power Plant, Indonesia
Southeast Asia ICLEI Members Attended the Local Government Sessions of the UN Climate Change Conference
- Local Governments' Bali Roadmap
Twenty-two (22) Local Governments from Indonesia, Philippines and Thailand participated in the Local Government Sessions of the UN Climate Change Conference in Bali, Indonesia on December 9 and 10, 2007. Full text
ecoBUDGET in Bohol, Philippines
Sustainable Water Integrated Management & Governance in Baguio, Philippines
The Cities for Climate Protection (CCP) Campaign in Sourtheast Asia
ICLEI SEA Secretariat gets Accredited as a Training Institution
One of the paramount accomplishments for 2005 of the ICLEI Southeast Asia Secretariat is its accreditation as a licensed training institution by the Philippine Civil Service Commission in September 2005. This accreditation recognizes the mission of ICLEI-SEA and the quality of service it has provided over the years. It allows the SEA Secretariat to run training programs in partnership with, among others, the national agencies and local governments. Aside from training programs in collaboration with ICLEI’s International Training Center (ITC) based in Germany, this latest feat will allow the SEA Secretariat to further navigate the local, national and international networks within the region.
