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The EGP is entitled to nominate three members and three alternate (substitute) members of the Global Greens Coordination (GGC). In the past these have been selected by the EGP Committee, but after evaluation as part of the Fit for the Future process, the EGP Council meeting decided that four of these places (two full members and two alternates) should be elected from candidates nominated by our member parties. Our Rule Book (Article 40) gives the EGP Committee the right to fill the remaining two places. The first elections to choose the four European representatives to the Global Greens Coordination for a three year term will be held during our Madrid Council 10-12 May. We have received the candidacies of the people below; you can find their presentations by clicking on their photographs.
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Eva GoësMiljöpartiet de gröna |
Merja KähkönenVihreät - De Gröna |
Jean RossiaudGrüne/Les Verts/ |
The call for Candidates can be found here.
More information on the Global Green Coordination:
The GGC is the body set up to act as the quasi-council of the Global Greens and consists of members from each of the four Federations which make up our Global Green family- the African Green Federation, the Asia-Pacific Green Network, the Federation of Green Parties of the Americas and the European Green Party.
The GGC is responsible for the Global Greens political work between Congresses and for ensuring that the Global Greens’ objectives are achieved. Every federation has three members and three alternate members. In addition there is a Convenor and a smaller Executive team (with one representative of each federation participating) to lead the day-to-day operational management, together with a newly appointed full-time Secretary based in the EGP Brussels office.
After the third Global Greens Congress in Dakar, the Global Greens will prepare for its next Congress in Europe in 2016 and will implement its resolutions to strengthens its cooperation between the federations. The coming years the Global Greens will reinforce the cooperation by institutionalizing the organisation, professionalise and enlarging the work and scope of the Global Greens networks.
You can find more details on the website http://www.globalgreens.org/
