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CYEN announces the new Board of Management
The seventh
Caribbean Youth Environment and Development Congress
and the second
Tunza-GEO for Youth sub-regional workshop for the Caribbean
“Climate change, water availability and the emerging nexus of environmental issues: impediments to achieving the MDGs in the Caribbean”.
Pre-registration Closed
Pre-registration is officially closed. However, the CYEN will attempt to continue to facilitate the registration of individuals and representatives of organisations interested in being delegates.
The main reason we are closing pre-registration is to allow the CYEN to initiate finalisation of the process for accommodation, ground transport and associated logistical planning. We thank everyone for the interest they have shown and we look forward to a successful meeting.
For inquiries about the meeting, please contact Reginald Burke at (246) 231-7263 or executivecoordinator@cyen.org
This website will be updated continuously, so please check back to get the latest information.
Travel logistics contact:
Reginald Springer
Economy Travel and Tours Inc.
Local Organising Committee (LOC) contact:
Regional Organising Committee contact:
Agenda: (Draft as of Friday 3rd October 2008)
CYEN business
Profiles - Board of Management Nominees
Organisational membership category: (1) CYEN-St. Lucia (2) CYEN-Grenada (3) CYEN-Barbados
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Profiles - Board of Management Nominees
Organisational membership category: (1) CYEN-St. Lucia (2) CYEN-Grenada (3) CYEN-Barbados
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The Civil Society Network has demanded public consultation on the proposed privatisation of the Island’s lone water Company from the beginning – and is vowing to fight this proposal to the end. Members say the plan is a knee-jerk response to pressure from World bodies to reduce water subsidies and Government expenditure. Communications Director – Andrew Antoine says the Utilities Minister has refused to consult with St. Lucians on a matter that affects their lives. Antoine says the Organisation will continue its |
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