Networks
The network supports the development of the Green movement in the Balkan region.
It organises events and discussions, supports cooperation, and promotes networking with other Green stakeholders in Europe.
If you want to participate in the Balkan Network,
contact us on network@europeangreens.eu and get involved.
The network supports the development of the Green parties in the Mediterranean and southern Europe countries.
It organises events and discussions, supports cooperation, and promotes networking with other Green stakeholders in Europe.
If you want to participate in the Mediterranean Network,
contact us on network@europeangreens.eu and get involved.
The network focuses on issues related to women’s rights and gender equality.
It supports Greens across Europe that are working on these issues by strengthening communication and cooperation between Green Parties, the FEMM Committee (Women’s Rights and Gender Equality) of the European Parliament, and civil society.
If you want to participate in the Gender Network,
contact us on network@europeangreens.eu and get involved.
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Apart from working with our Member Parties, we also welcome individual activists who wish to support Green policies.
If you feel committed to a fairer and Greener Europe, make sure to join the Tilt community. Through Tilt, we can come together from across Europe – regardless of national borders – to make real change happen. Sign up to Tilt to receive regular updates on campaigns and actions.
The network, also known as the European Queer Greens, gathers members of Green Parties who are interested in working on queer rights on a European level.
It provides a platform for debate, discussion, mutual support and communication with Green stakeholders in Europe.
If you want to participate in the Queer Network,
contact us on network@europeangreens.eu and get involved.
The network provides a platform for Green Councillors that work on a local or regional level to share their experiences and best practices.
It regularly organises the popular Green Cities Conference, which brings together local councillors from across Europe’s cities in order to provide Green answers to the common issues they face in the field.
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The network, also known as the European Network of Green Seniors, brings experienced Greens from across Europe together and aims to provide a discussion platform for the political questions that concern elderly people.
The network engages in debates that touch on a wide variety of topics, ranging from pensions to the influence of climate change on the elderly, and more.
If you want to participate in the Seniors Network,
contact us on network@europeangreens.eu and get involved.
The Green Disability Network aims to facilitate communication and cooperation between working groups on disability policies of different member parties. Further, we want to raise the awareness about disability issues, such as broad accessibility among the Greens in Europe.
The Network organises parallel sessions and discussions on topics concerning disability at EGP Councils.
If you want to participate in the Disability Network,
contact us on network@europeangreens.eu and get involved.
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Working Groups
Foreign & Security Policy Working Group
The working group develops common Green positions and actions in terms of foreign and security policy.
It is made up of national representatives appointed by our Member Parties and foreign affairs advisors from the Greens-EFA group in the European Parliament. Oftentimes, external experts are also invited to the discussions to have a more detailed picture of certain issues.
The group meets on an ad hoc basis depending on needs that are determined by current affairs. These meetings are restricted to the above mentioned permanent members of the group. Meetings are also hosted at every Council of the European Green Party, and these are accessible to all event participants.
Future of Europe Working Group
The working group creates a space for inclusive discussions on the future of the European project.
It covers topics such as what it means to be European, what the current state of the European Union is, and what Greens can do to contribute to shaping its future.
Its aim is to sustain in-depth discussions on the challenges related to Europe’s integration process. This is done while elaborating and further defining the position of the European Green Party on the matter.
The working group meets approximately four times a year and includes the participation of external experts. Furthermore, it organises public events at least once a year.
Trade Working Group
The working group shares information related to trade policies adopted by the Member Parties and the Greens-EFA group in the European Parliament. It also organises discussions with trade experts from other organisations, to define common initiatives.
It is made up of national representatives appointed by the Member Parties, who are joined by trade advisors from the Greens-EFA group in the European Parliament.
The group meets on an ad hoc basis depending on temporal needs. These meetings are restricted to the above mentioned permanent members of the working group. Meetings are also hosted at every Council of the European Green Party, and these are accessible to all event participants.
