Public relations/campaigns

ELAN - development policy network of Rhineland-Palatinate

ELAN - development policy network of Rhineland-Palatinate

Frauenlobstraße 15-19
55118 Mainz
Rheinland-Pfalz
Germany

Telephone
+49 6131 972086-7
E-Mail
info[at]elan-rlp.de
Description of the Organization

ELAN is an association of organizations committed to development policy. Its members range from small solidarity groups, aid organizations, and "Weltläden" (Fair Trade stores) to working groups, youth associations. and networks. Overall, about 400 groups from Rhineland-Palatinate are organized in this statewide network. ELAN's work in development policy is very diverse. The main focus is on: Fair Trade, partnerships, campaigns, Local Agenda 21, as well as globalization and its effects in the Northern and Southern Hemisphere.

As a parent organization, ELAN is responsible for networking development policy initiatives within the state. Through publications or the Internet, its member organizations receive information about current subjects, activities, and campaigns and participate in discussion forums. The dialog between ELAN and the state government gives significance to the diverse aspects of the work related to development policy in the state. The ELAN office in Mainz coordinates the educational and public relations work and assists member organizations with projects.

To secure a viable future for people, animals, and in fact the whole planet, a new course must be set in global politics. Hence, the following principles determine the work of ELAN:

  1. A more just, permanently inhabitable world can only be achieved if everyone is granted the right to live, and people can live in dignity and in a socially secure environment.
  2. It makes sense to network efforts. In order to critically observe and monitor the process of economic networking and monopolization, both governments and NGOs must cooperate worldwide.
  3. Democracy must be strengthened because informed citizens identify undesirable developments early on. They should not feel at the mercy of their governments, and they should assume responsibility for the preservation of the basic living conditions worldwide through their commitment to sustainable development.

Themes of the organization

Climate Alliance

Climate Alliance

Galvanistraße 28
60486 Frankfurt am Main
Hessen
Germany

Telephone
+49 69 717139-0
E-Mail
europe[at]klimabuendnis.org
Description of the Organization

The Climate Alliance of European Cities with Indigenous Rainforest Peoples (Alianza del Clima) is an association of European cities and municipalities that have formed an alliance with indigenous rainforest peoples. The commitment of more than 1500 cities and municipalities is laid down in the Manifesto of European Cities on an Alliance with the Amazonian Indian Peoples of 1990 and the Climate Alliance Declaration of
2000.

land-mine action group

land-mine action group
Handicap International
Dr. Eva Maria Fischer

Landsbergerstraße 428
81241 München
Germany

Telephone
+49 89 547606-13
E-Mail
kontakt[at]handicap-international.de
Description of the Organization

This action group is a coalition of developmental organisations which fight for the prohibition of land mines and cluster bombs.

KED – Church Development Service of the Evangelical Lutheran Regional Churches in Braunschweig and Hanover

KED – Church Development Service of the Evangelical Lutheran Regional Churches in Braunschweig and Hanover

Kreuzkirchhof 1 - 3
30159 Hannover
Niedersachen
Germany

Telephone
+49 511 353749-27
E-Mail
info[at]ked-niedersachsen.de

ESG - Association of Protestant Student Congregations in Germany

ESG - Association of Protestant Student Congregations in Germany
Department for International Relations & Ecumenism

Otto-Brenner-Straße 9
30159 Hannover
Niedersachsen
Germany

Telephone
+49 511 1215-0
E-Mail
esg[at)bundes-esg.de