Ecology
Doi Suthep National Park, Chiang Mai Province; Photo by Hdamm (GNU Free Documentation License)
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Our Ecology component promotes sustainable energy governance in Thailand, and civil society participation in debates on policy priorities in the governance of natural resources in Cambodia. With our work, we want to foster ecological and social sustainability in the region and respond to the pressing global challenge of climate change. We concentrate our efforts on a limited range of issues to achieve even greater impacts. To achieve our goals, we seek strategic partnerships with others who share our values.
Energy and Climate Change Policy in Thailand
The Heinrich Böll Foundation promotes a sustainable energy policy based on social and gender justice and responsive to our joint climate change responsibility. We believe that a multi-level approach bringing together various key actors and new policies for the generation of renewable energies is crucial for the energy future of Thailand and the Southeast Asian region. more››
Resource Governance in Cambodia
Cambodia’s natural resource sector can only become a force for sustainable development if natural resources are managed in a way that minimizes social and environmental impacts. The Cambodia office works towards empowering local civil society actors to contribute effectively to debates on policy priorities in the governance of natural resources. more››
Facts about Nuclear Energy
Nuclear Issues Papers
Nuclear Power - Myth and Reality
A series of papers on nuclear energy written by an international team of experts - published by the Johannesburg Office of the Heinrich Böll Foundation more»
Greenhouse Development Rights
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The Greenhouse Development Rights Framework
November 26, 2008 - The Greenhouse Development Rights Framework provides an interesting approach towards combining sustainability goals and development equity. Revised second edition, November 2008, with new analysis based on updated data! A report by Paul Baer, Tom Athanasiou, Sivan Kartha and Eric Kemp-Benedict more»