INTERNATIONAL SUSTAINABILITY INITIATIVE
INSTITUTIONS @ IGEE
The institutions represented through the delegates and speakers at the International Greening Education Events include:
Argentina:
Universidad de La Punta, San Luis Province
Australia:
Department of Education and Early Childhood Development,
Melbourne; Griffith University; LaTrobe
University; Victoria University; University of South Australia;
The University of Melbourne; Thornbill Eco Education; Tallebudgera Beach Outdoor Educational School; University of
Technology; Victoria University; Challenger Institute of
Technology; NAC Consulting; University of Tasmania; Queensland
University;
Bahrain:
The Kingdom University
Bulgaria:
Varna University of Medicine
Canada:
Thompson Rivers University; Grant MacEwan University; Nipissing
University; Toronto Training Board; Saint Mary´s
University; Laurentian University; York University; Queen‘s
University
Denmark:
Danish Science Communication
Egypt:
Pioneers Corporate for Educational Services
Estonia:
Estonian University of Life Sciences
European Institutions:
The Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe;
European Training Foundation; and Centre Européen pour le
Développement de la Formation Professionnelle/ The European
Centre for the Development of Vocatonal Training (CEDEFOP)
Finland:
Alto School of Economics, Laskut; Centre for Environment HENVI
Organisation, University of Helsinki
France:
Agence Française de Développement; International School of Paris
Germany:
“Education meets Development” Reutlingen; Foundation for Environmental
Education, Hamburg; Fraunhofer Institute; Fritz-Erler-School (FES), Pforzheim;
Institute of Environmental and Sustainability Communication; Institute for the
International Education of Students, University of Freiburg; International
Comprehensive School Heidelberg; International University of Applied Sciences,
Bad Honnef; Leuphana University Lüneburg; Karlsruhe Institute of Technology;
Ministry of Education, Science, Youth, and Culture, Rhineland-Palatinate;
Technical University (TU) of Darmstadt; University of Education Karlsruhe;
University of Heidelberg; Tulla High School Rastatt; International School
Frankfurt; University of Applied Sciences, Wuerzburg-Schweinfurt; ABU Consult
Berlin
Greece:
Technological Educational Institute of Kalamata
Great Britain:
British Council; Cardiff University; Kingston University; Liverpool John Moores
University; The University of Oxford; University of Strathcylde; South
Nottingham College
Hungary:
Széchenyi István University
Ireland:
Co-Clare VEC; Dublin City University
Indonesia:
Research and Community Services, Gadjah Mada University
Israel:
Ministry of Education; and Educational Psychology, Jerusalem Municipality
Italy:
ADAPT, Marco Biagi Centre for International and Comparative Studies, University
of Modena & Reggio Emilia; ENEL Green Power
Japan:
Obihiro University of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine; Kyoto University;
Hiroshima University
Jordan:
Alliyah School
Kuwait:
Institute for Private Education/ NAFAES Holding Co.; Kuwait University; Kuwait
English School
Luxembourg:
Ministry of Education
Latvia:
University of Latvia
Malaysia:
Sultan Idris University of Education; University Kuala Lumpur; University
Kebangsaan
Madagascar:
ProVert, Malagasy Lutheran Church
Namibia:
University of Namibia
Netherlands:
Hogeschool Utrecht;
International School of Hague
Norway:
Norges Naturvernforbundet (Friends of the Earth Norway); Utdanningsforbundet
(Union of Education Norway)
Philippines:
Association for Development Finance Institutions in Asia Pacific
Poland:
Ministry of Education; National School of Public Administration
Qatar:
College of North Atlantic; Qatar Foundation
Saudi Arabia: King Abdul Aziz Univeristy; King Saud University
South Africa: North West University; Environment & Language Education Trust (ELET)
South Korea: Yonsei University
Spain: IE University; EADA Business School; Instituto de Empresa Business School; Universidad de Granada; Regional Activity Centre for Cleaner Production, United Nations Environment Program - Mediterranean Action Plan, Regional Centre Under the Stockholm Convention; University of Deusto
Sweden: IIIEE, Lund University
Switzerland: International School of Lausanne
Tanzania: University of Daressalam
Turkey: Istanbul Technical University
United Arab Emirates: MASDAR Institute of Science & Technology; Environment Agency Abu Dhabi; Higher Colleges of Technology, Dubai; Emirates Wildlife Society -WWF
United States: Alliance to Save Energy; California Polytechnic; Central Connecticut State University; Cernegie Mellon University; Champlain College; East Carolina University; Emory University; Indiana University; The Kania School of Management; National Science Foundation; Sustainance International; University of Portland; US Department of State; Whitman College; Williams College
GSFN is a membership-based global initiative under the auspices of the World Federation of Development Financing Institutions (WFDFI) and co-organised by ETECH Germany and its partner ADFIAP. This network brings together financial institutions and other stakeholders committed to the advancement of sustainable finance.
