
Azerbajan Youth Union (AYU) is the national coordinator implementing SPARE in Azerbajan, and is a national organisation working widely on issues related to youth, as gender, health and education. AYU has been running SPARE actively in the country since 2001. Cooperation with the national centre for environmental education, which has regional centers all over Azerbajan, gives AYU the opportunity to spread the project widely in the country.
Azerbaijan
SPARE in Azerbaijan
Regional SPARE seminar in Georgia 25th -29th of September 2008
Submitted by Kay Asbjoern Kn... on Mon, 10/13/2008 - 16:55SPARE coordinators, teachers and pupils from the three Caucasian countries Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan have in the end of September gathered for regional SPARE seminar in the mountain village Gudauri, Georgia. The participants have been discussing the development of SPARE in the region, the consequences of climate change and methods to teach pupils what climate change is and how it will affect the Caucasus.
SPARE Azerbaijan at TUNZA International Environmental Conference
Submitted by Kay Asbjoern Kn... on Sat, 06/21/2008 - 15:49Togrul Nuri who presented SPARE project at TUNZA International Environmental Conference held in Stavangerd on June 17-21, started his speech with these words. "I would like to talk about international school project SPARE, which provides detailed and valuable information on saving energy resources, using alternate energy sources, and which recommends us to isolate doors and windows in classrooms for keeping energy in”.
International SPARE meeting in Karaganda 25th-27th of April 2008
Submitted by Kay Asbjoern Kn... on Sun, 04/27/2008 - 10:50
SPARE coordinators from 11 countries have in the end of April been gathered for international SPARE meeting in Karaganda, Kazakhstan. The coordinators have been discussing results and development of educational and practical energy activities. The activity of SPARE is higher than ever, with 3 000 schools and 150 000 pupils participating in the project during the educational year 2007-2008.







