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Asia Pacific Young Greens Network

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African Young Greens Federation was established officially in Nairobi Kenya during the First Global Young Greens Congress that was held in January 2007.

During this meeting Cosmas Ba-Ana from Nigeria was elected the Coordinator, Frank Habineza from Rwanda became the Secretary and Martha Mesfin from Ethiopia the Treasurer. Among other members to the Committee were Frankline Ewane from Cameroun and MONLOGLA Roselin from Benin.

The meeting also elected Africa Representatives to the Global Young Greens Steering Committee and those were: Douglas Arege from Kenya, Eric Dombou from Cameroun, Marie BONI from Benin and a forth candidate from North Africa-Tunisia who never participated in any activity immediately afterwords.

During the African Greens Congress, African Greens elected two representatives of Young Greens in the Federation's committee.These are: Kelvin Kaunda from Zambia and Winnie Quaye from Ghana.

During the Second Global Young Greens Congress in Germany, August 2010, African Young Greens elected three representatives to the Global Young Greens Steering Committee, these are: Kelvin Kaunda from Zambia, Roselin Monlogla from Benin and Anna Bulimu from Kenya.

During the third Global Young Greens Congress and 2nd African Greens Congress in Dakar, April 2012, African Young Greens re-organised and elected Kossivi ADESSOU from Togo as the Chaiperson of the Federation of Young African Greens. Ms.Teboho Mashota from South Africa was elected Financial Secretary and Mohamed ATTAFI from Tunisia became the Secretary. It was proposed that all the six-sub regions recognised by AGF will vote their Regional Chaipersons, who will also automatically become Vice Presidents on the Continental Committee.

African Young Greens also elected four representatives to Global Young Greens (GYG) Steering Committe, these are: Rose Wachuka from Kenya, Michel Perlo from Senegal, Nassima Guettal from Algeria and Forget Chinomona from Zimbabwe.

All AGF member countries are obliged to embrace the Young Greens as the official Youth wing of their political parties.

The African Greens Federation will facilitate the growth of the Young Greens Federation.

More details about both the first Global Young Greens Congress in Nairobi can be found here: http://www.globalyounggreens.org/wo...

Details for the Second Global Young Greens Congress are also available on: http://www.globalyounggreens.org/wo...

Details for the third Global Young Greens Congress in Dakar are available here: http://www.globalyounggreens.org/wordpress/?page_id=1650

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African Young Greens Federation was established officially in Nairobi Kenya during the First Global Young Greens Congress that was held in January 2007.During this meeting Cosmas Ba-Ana from Nigeria was elected the Coordinator, Frank Habineza from Rwanda became the Secretary and Martha Mesfin from Ethiopia the Treasurer.

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Federation of Young European Greens

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Who We Are | Federation of Young European Greens

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FYEG is the European umbrella organisation for Young Green organisations from all over the continent, from Georgia to Ireland and from Cyprus to Norway. Our 38 member organisations comprise various backgrounds: local ecological groups, student unions, youth wings of Green parties and Green Youth NGOs.

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Global Young Greens

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Global Greens

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African Greens

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The African Greens Federation is a coalition of political Green Parties and Green Movements in Africa.

The African Greens Federation-AGF, was officially launched on 17th April 2010, during the African Greens Congress held in Kampala Uganda. AGF is also known as La Federation des Verts Africains -FEVA in French.

It was officially registered on 27th June 2012 as an International Political Association in Burkina Faso. It has a functioning Secretariat in Ouagadougou.

The process to have a political Federation of Green Parties in Africa comes from the First Global Greens Congress in Cambera AUSTRALIA, which was held in 2001, where Africa was given a chance to prepare and hold the second Global Greens Congress in 2008. This was not possible because after several attempts by 2008 there was no official federation of African Greens.

The Congress was therefore taken to Brazil and it was held in April-May 2008, during the African Greens meeting in Brazil a desire to have a political federation was emphasized and new representatives to Global Greens Coordination were elected, these included, Mr.Adamou Garba from Niger, Mr.Frank Habineza from Rwanda and Ms.Julliana Mugure from Kenya.The three agreed on a program that would have all African Greens united. Rwanda Green Society made a project known as Capacity Building of African Greens which was submitted to Green Forum Sweden and it was approved in March 2009.

It was through this project that African Greens were able to have exchange programs to West Africa, North Africa, Central Africa, Southern Africa and Eastern Africa. After the first exchange visit to West Africa-Ghana and Benin, it was agreed that a Preparatory African Greens Meeting be held in Benin in July 2009 to set the agenda and prepare documents for the African Greens Congress. After these exchange programs new parties were created in Zambia, Uganda and Rwanda and finally the African Green Congress was held in April 2010 in Kampala Uganda.

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The African Greens Federation is a coalition of political Green Parties and Green Movements in Africa.The African Greens Federation-AGF, was officially launched on 17th April 2010, during the African Greens Congress held in Kampala Uganda. AGF is also known as La Federation des Verts Africains -FEVA in French.It was officially registered on 27th June 2012 as an International Political Association in Burkina Faso.

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European Green Party

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The European Green Party is a transnational political party having as its members Green parties from European countries (although not necessarily from European Union member states). Parties can also become candidates and associates.

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Global Greens

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The Global Greens is the partnership of the world's Green parties and political movements working cooperatively to implement the Global Greens Charter. A brief history
The Global Greens was founded at the first Global Greens Congress, held in Canberra, Australia in April 2001. This was the culmination of a 30-year journey from the beginning of the world's first Green parties in 1972. These were in the Australian state of Tasmania ( the United Tasmania Group) and in New Zealand (the Values Party). Others followed quickly: in 1973 PEOPLE (later the Ecology Party) was set up in the UK and in other European countries Green and radical parties sprang up in the following years.

By 1992 there were enough Green parties to hold the first Planetary Meeting of Greens, in conjunction with the Rio Earth Summit in Brazil. In 1999, the Milenio Verde conference in Oaxaca, Mexico, was attended by 150 Greens from 24 countries.

In 2001, the first Global Greens Congress adopted the Global Greens Charter, and set up mechanisms for ongoing collaboration: the Global Greens Coordination and the Global Greens Network. In 2008 the second Congress in São Paolo, Brazil adopted 21 Commitments for the 21st Century, and set the groundwork for employing the first Global Greens Secretary appointed in 2010. The third Congress was held in Dakar, Senegal in 2012.
Next Congress The fourth Congress is scheduled for Liverpool, England on 30 March through 2 April, 2017.
The Statutes of the Global Greens were adopted in Bolivia, 27 November 2013 - Find them below in English, Spanish and French

The Rulebook of the Global Greens were adopted the 1st September 2015 - Find them below in English, Spanish and French

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The Global Greens is the partnership of Green parties and political movements from around the world, working cooperatively to implement the Global Greens Charter. This unique and inspiring document sets out our core values of ecological wisdom, social justice, participatory democracy, nonviolence, sustainability and respect for diversity.

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Asia Pacific Greens Feredation