Contents

• Introduction
• Recent papers

Introduction

The Green 10 (G10) are ten of the largest European environmental organisations/networks. They coordinate joint responses and recommendations to EU decision makers. Membership of the G10 alone is more that 20 million people. The G10 organisations are:

• Birdlife International (European Community Office)
• CEE Bankwatch Network
• Climate Action Network Europe (CAN-E)
• European Environment Bureau (EEB)
• European Federation for Transport and Environment (T&E)
• EPHA Enivronment Network (EEN)
• Friends of the Earth Europe (FoEE)
• Greenpeace EC-Unit
• International Friends of Nature (IFN)
• WWF European Policy Office (WWF-EPO)

Recent Papers

March 2005: Green 9 proposed amendments to the LIFE+ Regulation (COM(2004)621), Green9

November 2004: The EU’s new Constitution: Assessing the Environmental Perspective, Green9

September 2004: Green Eight Review of the EU Sustainable Development Strategy. What happened to the 80 commitments?, Green 8

23 June 2004: NGOs call on Commission and Council to shift gears on European CSR process after Multi-Stakeholder Forum, CSR/MSF

21 April 2004: Green 8 Position Paper on Corporate Social Responsibility & The EU Multi-Stakeholder Forum Process, Green 8

December 2003: Ditch the dirty past! GREEN 8 urge Ministers to make Constitution for a cleaner future, Green 8

September 2003: A two-treaty contitution ? The case for Repeal of Euratom, Presentation to European Parliament, Friends of the Earth Europe.

18 July 2003: Environment Manifesto for European elections 2004 - A call from the eight largest European environmental organisations to parties and politicians to give the environment the priority it deserves, Green 8

17 June 2003: Greening - Part three of the proposed draft constitution of the European Union, Green 8

16 June 2003: The European Convention: Green 8 Assessment, Green 8

"One year to go" - The 2003 Green 8 review of the European Commission’s environmental policies, 2003

"How green is the Prodi Commission?" - The Green 8 Environmental Mid-Term Review, 2002

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