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  • José Ángel Cuerda, Ignacio Ellacuria cooperation award

    The Lehendakari of the Basque Government, Iñigo Urkullu, is going to present this afternoon (January 26, 2016) to the former mayor of Vitoria-Gasteiz, José Ángel Cuerda, the Ignacio Ellacuria Award for International Cooperation, which It is the highest distinction that the institutions of the Basque Country grant in matters of development cooperation to Basque personalities…

  • Naider-ek hartutako konpromezuak 2016an

      ETENGABEKO ILUZIOZ BETETZEA ETA GURE EGUNEREKO LANEAN ISLADATZEA. Urte osoan zehar gure hirietan, enpresetan eta gizartean proiektu berritzeileak martxan jarriz, elkarrekin etorkizun berri bat eraikiz eta balore berriak erantsiz   KLIMA ALDEKETARI AURRE EGITEKO TRESNA BERRI BAT PLAZARATU, enpresentzako eta erakunde publikoentzako, Parisen klimaren inguruko gain-bileran lortutako akordioa betetzen  laguntzeko. Laguntza tresna honek emisioen…

  • Naider commitments for 2016

    ARM OURSELVES WITH ILLUSION AND PUT IT INTO OUR DAILY ACTIVITY THROUGHOUT THE YEAR to launch exciting actions for our cities, our companies and our society, adding value and building the future LAUNCH A TOOL NEW IN THE FIGHT AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE for companies and public institutions, which contributes to the achievement of the objectives…

  • #NaiderCOP21: The Paris agreement, not so much, not so little

    On Saturday, November 13, Laurent Fabius announced the end of the summit and the successful signing of what will henceforth be known as the “Paris Agreement”. Since then, official statements, press releases, reviews and articles have scrutinized the body of the agreement, and the reactions could not have been more diverse. From the “historic agreement”…

  • #NaiderCOP21 (Last day): Last day, the countdown begins

    Last day of COP21. Today is the last day of COP21 in Paris, and the atmosphere at the Bourget is thick with anticipation. The draft published two days ago confirmed the trends of the previous days, maintaining a mood that most described as “cautious optimism.” A significant example of this is that said draft included…

  • #NaiderCOP21 (Eleventh day): The beginning of the decline of coal

    Eleventh day of COP21. It’s official: coal is in the doldrums. It is one of the most important issues at the summit that is taking place in Paris these days, and it will continue to be so in the coming years, given its leading role in the energy mix of some countries such as China…

  • #NaiderCOP21 (Eleventh day): Electric buses for Bourget

    Eleventh day of COP21. Among the deployment of demonstrations carried out in the Bourget, and within the ISO 20101 sustainability certification for events obtained by the venue, it is worth mentioning the fleet of electric buses that are used to allow event participants to access the venue. These communicate regularly and free of charge the…

  • #NaiderCOP21 (Tenth day): Update, or how things are getting serious

    Tenth day. This week, international delegates gave up their seats at the negotiating table to their respective ministers. As of Saturday, what was actually being done was finishing the job that was left undone at the last UNFCCC meeting in Bonn. The COP as such therefore began this week, developing on the draft that was…

  • #NaiderCOP21 (Tenth day): One million commitments for the climate

    Tenth day of COP21. Spain is going to present at COP21 the initiative “One million commitments for the climate”, a project that has indeed achieved its objective of adding one million supports to the fight against climate change. Large and medium-sized companies, associations, foundations, public administrations and thousands of citizens, as well as other entities…

  • #NaiderCOP21 (Tenth day): FAO calls to simultaneously combat hunger and climate change

    Tenth day of COP21. The FAO calls on governments to take into account the fight against hunger and poverty in the new climate agreement, recalling the extreme vulnerability of millions of disadvantaged people to the consequences of climate change. They stress the need for measures that focus on agriculture, forestry and sustainable soil management.