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Local Ownership

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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “Local Ownership”

Policy on Community Energy

Ian Carey March 25, 2015 News, Policies

Follow the link below for the Environmental Pillar’s Policy on Community Energy. Environmental Pillar Community Energy Policy March 2015

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Ian CareyPolicy on Community Energy03.25.2015

Environmental Pillar & the IEN

The Environmental Pillar is comprised of national environmental NGOs, who work together to represent the views of the Irish environmental sector.

The main aim is to create and promote policies that advance sustainable development & provide a channel for Government and social partners to engage with the environmental sector.

The staff of the Pillar also work as a single secretariat for the Irish Environmental Network, an umbrella network to support environmental NGOs through access to funding and services.

Pillar support

The Pillar is supported by the Department of Communications, Climate Action & Environment

We support the Sustainable Development Goals!

Recent Posts

  • Lack of food systems discussion at COP26 is entirely unacceptable
  • Soon-to-be-published Climate Action Plan must meet this moment
  • Ireland’s draft CAP Strategic Plan is failing the environment
  • UN FAO report on Irish agriculture a travesty, misrepresents reality and ignores NGO warnings
  • The Environmental Pillar opposes Department cuts to space for nature on farmland
  • An Taisce, The National Trust for Ireland
  • Bat Conservation Ireland
  • BirdWatch Ireland
  • CELT – Centre for Environmental Living and Training
  • Coastwatch
  • Coomhola Salmon Trust
  • Eco Advocacy Ireland
  • ECO-UNESCO
  • Feasta
  • Forest Friends
  • Friends of the Earth
  • Global Action Plan
  • Gluaiseacht
  • Good Energies Alliance Ireland
  • Green Foundation Ireland
  • Green Economy Foundation
  • Hedge Laying Association of Ireland
  • Irish Peatland Conservation Council
  • Irish Seed Savers Association
  • Irish Wildlife Trust
  • Irish Whale and Dolphin Group
  • Leave No Trace
  • Native Woodland Trust
  • Rediscovery Centre
  • The Organic Centre
  • Sonairte
  • Sustainable Ireland Cooperative (Cultivate)
  • Vincent Wildlife Trust
  • Sustainable Projects Ireland (Cloughjordan Eco-Village)
  • VOICE
  • Wildlife Rehabilitation Ireland
  • Zero Waste Alliance Ireland
The Environmental Pillar is supported by the Department of Communications, Climate Action and Environment