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LET'S FINALIZE THE LIST OF CSO PRIORITIES FOR TRISTE 2017

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What should be key priorities of civil society organizations working the area of environment, energy and climate change, to be addressed at the Trieste 2017 summit?

PLEASE NOTE WE ARE NOW ENTERING THE DECISION MAKING PHASE. IT WILL BE DONE IN FOUR STEPS.

STEP 1: Until Thursday noon, please feel free to suggest adding some other priorities to the following list. Feel free to intervene if you feel these priorities do not reflect the debate we had, perhaps some priorities should be slightly modified in wording, merged, or divided in two or more... Comment on this thread bellow.

STEP 2: After receiving your feedback through comments, we shall finalize the list on Thursday.
STEP 3: The list of priorities will then go on priority voting until Monday. Each participant on Loomio who joined the online consultations will be invited to prioritize among the options according to own preferences. This way, we will reach an agreement on what are the preferences of the group as a whole.
STEP 4: Following the decision on priorities, we will enter the phase of drafting a joint declaration. After a draft declaration is produced, we will put it on a brief discussion again here on Loomio.

As a group, we have so far defined the following list of CSO priorities for Trieste 2017 summit (note that the position on this list is random):

  1. CSO involvement in national reviews and work on implementation of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Agenda 2030 – Goal No. 7: Ensuring access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all.
  2. Inclusion of MMR legislation (EU mechanism for monitoring and reporting legislation on greenhouse gas emissions and for reporting other information at national and EU level relevant to climate change) into the legal framework of the Energy Community.
  3. Monitoring the implementation of the Regional Hydro Master Plan in terms of quality control, data availability, and that the Plan is used only to approve so-called “no regret” projects for upgrade, or remedial work on existing hydros
  4. Air quality and fight against pollution, as the major threat to the economy and health of the citizens of the WB
  5. Linking green jobs, youth unemployment and energy efficiency, based on the principle of “no regret” projects financing and the interlinked issues of energy poverty youth unemployment, and energy inefficiency. Focus on building regulation and use of solar and targeting resource for energy efficiency upgrades and attendant training up-skilling for young people.
  6. Request for EU Commission’s DG NEAR to fund an assessment study, a technical, legal and policy study on (1) the inclusion of renewables into the grid; (2) addressing the issue of technical limits for wind and solar energy; and (3) the effects of the system conversion from centralised to decentralised.
  7. CSO advocacy for the implementation of the Sustainability Charter from Paris 2016
  8. CSO advocacy for doubling of financial contributions of WB6 aimed at energy efficiency in the region within the Berlin process, as well as for taking environmental protection into account as a must while planning investments (application of SEA and EIA criteria).
  9. WB6 countries and governments must pledge to invest in ecological transition in energy and transport, with the goal of cutting emissions by 80% up to 2050.
  10. Adopting and promoting the circular economy model of production in WB6 as the best model for undeveloped countries
  11. Energy poverty eradication through increasing residential energy efficiency and decreasing air pollution, as issues that combined represent one of the most pressing issue in all WB countries in terms of households and individuals affected
  12. Urban agriculture, as an overarching issue that includes energy consumption and climate change, as well as green jobs for unemployed and youth
  13. Ratification of Paris Agreement in the Western Balkans
  14. Promoting and focusing CSO resources on direct action, stimulating and inspiring a stronger link between think-tanks and grassroots, in parallel to policy making

Looking forward to further discussion on this list >>>>>

@civilsocietyforum
@markovujacic
@aceg
@alberti
@aleksandarkovacevi
@amna2
@anarankovic
@anespodic
@anesa
@antoniojovanovski
@antoniojovanovski
@associationplant
@aurorazylaj
@barborapoyner
@besjanpesha
@branka
@bugojno
@cgslivno
@damjanbogunovichb0
@dejanmandric
@draganamileusnic
@enkelejt
@garrettankosickell
@goran1
@goransekulic
@hamdijamujezin
@igormishevski
@integras
@isabelairas
@isida
@isoferatii
@ivanascn
@jasminkabjelavac
@jasminkayoung
@jovanadragicmay1
@kalterinashulla
@katarinamilenkovic
@klodian
@larisarankovic
@liridon
@lorencgordani
@milanbogdanovic
@milanruzic
@milenalazarevic
@kana
@milkagvozdenovic
@mirkopopovic
@natasa4
@natasacrnkovic
@natasakovacevic
@natasakovacevicgre
@natashadokovska
@nenadsebek
@nikolaburazer
@nikos4
@oliveraradovanovic
@pronicenterforyout
@pokretgoranavojvod
@radovannikcevic
@radovanohrid
@rijadtikvesa
@robertinames
@sandarakocevic
@sanjabulatovic
@simoribaj
@slobodaneftimovski
@sonjaristeska
@sophiekekic
@srdjansusic
@stefansipkaeuropea
@stevanpetrovic
@tamara22
@tanjapopovicki
@ulricheichelmann
@valeska1
@vedadsuljic
@vilazora
@zvonkodamnjanovic
@dritashabani
@katerinaspasovska
@ljubinka
@majamarkovska
@mihailo
@miodraggluscevicsk
@paolapetric
@refba
@armandolohja
@vlatka
@macura
@crcdbih
@sanelaklaric
@bobantomicc
@esheshi

MV

Poll Created Fri 16 Jun 2017 2:09PM

What should be the priorities of CSOs at the upcoming Trieste 2017 summitt in the area of environment, energy and climate change? Closed Mon 19 Jun 2017 3:02PM

Rank these options from higher to lower importance by distributing 20 dots among 17 defined priorities, according to own preferences; e.g. You can decide to allocate all 20 dots to one option, or you can distribute dots to two, three or more. To be more clear, imagine you have 20$ to spend, so how much would you pay for each of these options? The voting closes on Monday, 19 June @ 5:00 pm CET.

Results

Results Option % of points Points Mean Voters
Energy poverty eradication through increasing residential energy efficiency and decreasing air pollution, as issues that combined represent one of the most pressing issue in all WB countries in terms of households and individuals affected 14.8% 83 3.0 28
Air quality and fight against pollution, as the major threat to the economy and health of the citizens of the WB 12.0% 67 2.4 28
Linking green jobs, youth unemployment and energy efficiency, based on the principle of “no regret” projects financing and the interlinked issues of energy poverty youth unemployment, and energy inefficiency. Focus on building regulation and use of solar and targeting resource for energy efficiency upgrades and attendant training up-skilling for young people 8.9% 50 1.8 28
CSO involvement in national reviews and work on implementation of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Agenda 2030 – Goal No. 7: Ensuring access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all 8.8% 49 1.8 28
Monitoring the implementation of the Regional Hydro Master Plan in terms of quality control, data availability, and that the Plan is used only to approve so-called “no regret” projects for upgrade, or remedial work on existing hydros 8.8% 49 1.8 28
Adopting and promoting the circular economy model of production in WB6 as the best model for undeveloped countries; environmental fiscal reform – subsidies for green companies/green employment/innovations 7.2% 40 1.4 28
Promoting and focusing CSO resources on direct action, stimulating and inspiring a stronger link between think-tanks and grassroots, in parallel to policy making 6.3% 35 1.3 28
Request for EU Commission’s DG NEAR to fund an assessment study, a technical, legal and policy study on (1) the inclusion of renewables into the grid; (2) addressing the issue of technical limits for wind and solar energy; and (3) the effects of the system conversion from centralised to decentralised 5.0% 28 1.0 28
Ratification of Paris Agreement in the Western Balkans 4.8% 27 1.0 28
Inclusion of MMR legislation (EU mechanism for monitoring and reporting legislation on greenhouse gas emissions and for reporting other information at national and EU level relevant to climate change) into the legal framework of the Energy Community 4.5% 25 0.9 28
CSO advocacy for doubling of financial contributions of WB6 aimed at energy efficiency in the region within the Berlin process, as well as for taking environmental protection into account as a must while planning investments (application of SEA and EIA criteria) 3.8% 21 0.8 28
Focus on housing and using the opportunities of renovation of multifamily housing buildings as a big potential for energy savings 3.6% 20 0.7 28
WB6 countries and governments must pledge to invest in ecological transition in energy and transport, with the goal of cutting emissions by 80% up to 2050 3.0% 17 0.6 28
CSO advocacy for the implementation of the Sustainability Charter from Paris 2016 2.7% 15 0.5 28
Focusing on education and economy, as the reforms, changes and innovation requires corresponding action in education – new occupations, new needs in the job market, research, etc. 2.7% 15 0.5 28
Urban agriculture, as an overarching issue that includes energy consumption and climate change, as well as green jobs for unemployed and youth 1.6% 9 0.3 28
Ensure equitable access to water and sanitation for all, whether it is rural or urban area 1.6% 9 0.3 28
Undecided 0% 0 0 81

28 of 109 people have participated (25%)

MV

Poll Created Fri 16 Jun 2017 2:09PM

What should be the priorities of CSOs at the upcoming Trieste 2017 summitt in the area of environment, energy and climate change? Closed Mon 19 Jun 2017 3:02PM

Rank these options from higher to lower importance by distributing 20 dots among 17 defined priorities, according to own preferences; e.g. You can decide to allocate all 20 dots to one option, or you can distribute dots to two, three or more. To be more clear, imagine you have 20$ to spend, so how much would you pay for each of these options? The voting closes on Monday, 19 June @ 5:00 pm CET.

Results

Results Option % of points Points Mean Voters
Energy poverty eradication through increasing residential energy efficiency and decreasing air pollution, as issues that combined represent one of the most pressing issue in all WB countries in terms of households and individuals affected 14.8% 83 3.0 28
Air quality and fight against pollution, as the major threat to the economy and health of the citizens of the WB 12.0% 67 2.4 28
Linking green jobs, youth unemployment and energy efficiency, based on the principle of “no regret” projects financing and the interlinked issues of energy poverty youth unemployment, and energy inefficiency. Focus on building regulation and use of solar and targeting resource for energy efficiency upgrades and attendant training up-skilling for young people 8.9% 50 1.8 28
CSO involvement in national reviews and work on implementation of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Agenda 2030 – Goal No. 7: Ensuring access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all 8.8% 49 1.8 28
Monitoring the implementation of the Regional Hydro Master Plan in terms of quality control, data availability, and that the Plan is used only to approve so-called “no regret” projects for upgrade, or remedial work on existing hydros 8.8% 49 1.8 28
Adopting and promoting the circular economy model of production in WB6 as the best model for undeveloped countries; environmental fiscal reform – subsidies for green companies/green employment/innovations 7.2% 40 1.4 28
Promoting and focusing CSO resources on direct action, stimulating and inspiring a stronger link between think-tanks and grassroots, in parallel to policy making 6.3% 35 1.3 28
Request for EU Commission’s DG NEAR to fund an assessment study, a technical, legal and policy study on (1) the inclusion of renewables into the grid; (2) addressing the issue of technical limits for wind and solar energy; and (3) the effects of the system conversion from centralised to decentralised 5.0% 28 1.0 28
Ratification of Paris Agreement in the Western Balkans 4.8% 27 1.0 28
Inclusion of MMR legislation (EU mechanism for monitoring and reporting legislation on greenhouse gas emissions and for reporting other information at national and EU level relevant to climate change) into the legal framework of the Energy Community 4.5% 25 0.9 28
CSO advocacy for doubling of financial contributions of WB6 aimed at energy efficiency in the region within the Berlin process, as well as for taking environmental protection into account as a must while planning investments (application of SEA and EIA criteria) 3.8% 21 0.8 28
Focus on housing and using the opportunities of renovation of multifamily housing buildings as a big potential for energy savings 3.6% 20 0.7 28
WB6 countries and governments must pledge to invest in ecological transition in energy and transport, with the goal of cutting emissions by 80% up to 2050 3.0% 17 0.6 28
CSO advocacy for the implementation of the Sustainability Charter from Paris 2016 2.7% 15 0.5 28
Focusing on education and economy, as the reforms, changes and innovation requires corresponding action in education – new occupations, new needs in the job market, research, etc. 2.7% 15 0.5 28
Urban agriculture, as an overarching issue that includes energy consumption and climate change, as well as green jobs for unemployed and youth 1.6% 9 0.3 28
Ensure equitable access to water and sanitation for all, whether it is rural or urban area 1.6% 9 0.3 28
Undecided 0% 0 0 81

28 of 109 people have participated (25%)

MV

Poll Created Fri 16 Jun 2017 2:09PM

What should be the priorities of CSOs at the upcoming Trieste 2017 summitt in the area of environment, energy and climate change? Closed Mon 19 Jun 2017 3:02PM

Rank these options from higher to lower importance by distributing 20 dots among 17 defined priorities, according to own preferences; e.g. You can decide to allocate all 20 dots to one option, or you can distribute dots to two, three or more. To be more clear, imagine you have 20$ to spend, so how much would you pay for each of these options? The voting closes on Monday, 19 June @ 5:00 pm CET.

Results

Results Option % of points Points Mean Voters
Energy poverty eradication through increasing residential energy efficiency and decreasing air pollution, as issues that combined represent one of the most pressing issue in all WB countries in terms of households and individuals affected 14.8% 83 3.0 28
Air quality and fight against pollution, as the major threat to the economy and health of the citizens of the WB 12.0% 67 2.4 28
Linking green jobs, youth unemployment and energy efficiency, based on the principle of “no regret” projects financing and the interlinked issues of energy poverty youth unemployment, and energy inefficiency. Focus on building regulation and use of solar and targeting resource for energy efficiency upgrades and attendant training up-skilling for young people 8.9% 50 1.8 28
CSO involvement in national reviews and work on implementation of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Agenda 2030 – Goal No. 7: Ensuring access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all 8.8% 49 1.8 28
Monitoring the implementation of the Regional Hydro Master Plan in terms of quality control, data availability, and that the Plan is used only to approve so-called “no regret” projects for upgrade, or remedial work on existing hydros 8.8% 49 1.8 28
Adopting and promoting the circular economy model of production in WB6 as the best model for undeveloped countries; environmental fiscal reform – subsidies for green companies/green employment/innovations 7.2% 40 1.4 28
Promoting and focusing CSO resources on direct action, stimulating and inspiring a stronger link between think-tanks and grassroots, in parallel to policy making 6.3% 35 1.3 28
Request for EU Commission’s DG NEAR to fund an assessment study, a technical, legal and policy study on (1) the inclusion of renewables into the grid; (2) addressing the issue of technical limits for wind and solar energy; and (3) the effects of the system conversion from centralised to decentralised 5.0% 28 1.0 28
Ratification of Paris Agreement in the Western Balkans 4.8% 27 1.0 28
Inclusion of MMR legislation (EU mechanism for monitoring and reporting legislation on greenhouse gas emissions and for reporting other information at national and EU level relevant to climate change) into the legal framework of the Energy Community 4.5% 25 0.9 28
CSO advocacy for doubling of financial contributions of WB6 aimed at energy efficiency in the region within the Berlin process, as well as for taking environmental protection into account as a must while planning investments (application of SEA and EIA criteria) 3.8% 21 0.8 28
Focus on housing and using the opportunities of renovation of multifamily housing buildings as a big potential for energy savings 3.6% 20 0.7 28
WB6 countries and governments must pledge to invest in ecological transition in energy and transport, with the goal of cutting emissions by 80% up to 2050 3.0% 17 0.6 28
CSO advocacy for the implementation of the Sustainability Charter from Paris 2016 2.7% 15 0.5 28
Focusing on education and economy, as the reforms, changes and innovation requires corresponding action in education – new occupations, new needs in the job market, research, etc. 2.7% 15 0.5 28
Urban agriculture, as an overarching issue that includes energy consumption and climate change, as well as green jobs for unemployed and youth 1.6% 9 0.3 28
Ensure equitable access to water and sanitation for all, whether it is rural or urban area 1.6% 9 0.3 28
Undecided 0% 0 0 81

28 of 109 people have participated (25%)

SK

Sophie Kekic Sat 17 Jun 2017 12:24PM

15 - Adopting and promoting the circular economy model of production in WB6 as the best model for undeveloped countries; environmental fiscal reform – subsidies for green companies/green employment/innovations
5 - Ratification of Paris Agreement in the Western Balkans
0 - Monitoring the implementation of the Regional Hydro Master Plan in terms of quality control, data availability, and that the Plan is used only to approve so-called “no regret” projects for upgrade, or remedial work on existing hydros
0 - Air quality and fight against pollution, as the major threat to the economy and health of the citizens of the WB
0 - Linking green jobs, youth unemployment and energy efficiency, based on the principle of “no regret” projects financing and the interlinked issues of energy poverty youth unemployment, and energy inefficiency. Focus on building regulation and use of solar and targeting resource for energy efficiency upgrades and attendant training up-skilling for young people
0 - Request for EU Commission’s DG NEAR to fund an assessment study, a technical, legal and policy study on (1) the inclusion of renewables into the grid; (2) addressing the issue of technical limits for wind and solar energy; and (3) the effects of the system conversion from centralised to decentralised
0 - CSO advocacy for the implementation of the Sustainability Charter from Paris 2016
0 - CSO advocacy for doubling of financial contributions of WB6 aimed at energy efficiency in the region within the Berlin process, as well as for taking environmental protection into account as a must while planning investments (application of SEA and EIA criteria)
0 - WB6 countries and governments must pledge to invest in ecological transition in energy and transport, with the goal of cutting emissions by 80% up to 2050
0 - Energy poverty eradication through increasing residential energy efficiency and decreasing air pollution, as issues that combined represent one of the most pressing issue in all WB countries in terms of households and individuals affected
0 - Urban agriculture, as an overarching issue that includes energy consumption and climate change, as well as green jobs for unemployed and youth
0 - Promoting and focusing CSO resources on direct action, stimulating and inspiring a stronger link between think-tanks and grassroots, in parallel to policy making
0 - Ensure equitable access to water and sanitation for all, whether it is rural or urban area
0 - Focusing on education and economy, as the reforms, changes and innovation requires corresponding action in education – new occupations, new needs in the job market, research, etc.
0 - CSO involvement in national reviews and work on implementation of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Agenda 2030 – Goal No. 7: Ensuring access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all
0 - Focus on housing and using the opportunities of renovation of multifamily housing buildings as a big potential for energy savings
0 - Inclusion of MMR legislation (EU mechanism for monitoring and reporting legislation on greenhouse gas emissions and for reporting other information at national and EU level relevant to climate change) into the legal framework of the Energy Community

All issues are important and will required significant time and financial resources for its implementation. We opted for the circular economy development model in WB because of improvements in environment quality, reduction of unemployment rates.

SS

Srdjan Susic Fri 16 Jun 2017 2:53PM

Please, vote!

@aceg, @alberti, @aleksandarkovacevi, @amna2, @anapopovic, @anarankovic, @anesa, @anespodic, @antoniojovanovski, @antoniojovanovski, @armandolohja, @associationplant, @aurorazylaj, @barborapoyner, @besjanpesha, @bobantomicc, @branka, @bugojno, @cgslivno, @civilsocietyforum, @crcdbih, @damjanbogunovichb0, @dejanmandric, @denisz, @djordjesamardzija1, @draganamileusnic, @dritashabani, @enkelejt, @esheshi, @garrettankosickell, @goran1, @goransekulic, @hamdijamujezin, @igormishevski, @integras, @isabelairas, @isida, @isoferatii, @ivanascn, @jasminkabjelavac, @jasminkayoung, @jovanadragicmay1, @kalterinashulla, @kana, @katarinamilenkovic, @katerinaspasovska, @klodian, @larisarankovic, @liridon, @ljubinka, @lorencgordani, @macura, @majamarkovska, @markovujacic, @mihailo, @milanbogdanovic, @milanruzic, @milenalazarevic, @milkagvozdenovic, @miodraggluscevicsk, @mirkopopovic, @natasa4, @natasacrnkovic, @natasakovacevic, @natasakovacevicgre, @natashadokovska, @nenadsebek, @nikolaburazer, @nikos4, @oliveraradovanovic, @paolapetric, @pokretgoranavojvod, @pronicenterforyout, @radovannikcevic, @radovanohrid, @refba, @rijadtikvesa, @robertinames, @sandarakocevic, @sanelaklaric, @sanjabulatovic, @simoribaj, @slobodaneftimovski, @sonjaristeska, @sophiekekic, @srdjansusic, @stefansipkaeuropea, @stevanpetrovic, @tamara22, @tanjapopovicki, @ulricheichelmann, @valeska1, @vedadsuljic, @vilazora, @visarazemi, @vlatka, @zvonkodamnjanovic

MV

Marko Vujacic Mon 19 Jun 2017 7:35AM

In about eight hours, we will close the vote on priorities of WB CSOs ahead of Trieste 2017 summit. Some 20% of participants in this platform voted on Friday and over the weekend.

If you didn't cast your vote, there is still time!

Participate.

@aceg, @alberti, @aleksandarkovacevi, @amna2, @anapopovic, @anarankovic, @anesa, @anespodic, @antoniojovanovski, @antoniojovanovski, @armandolohja, @associationplant, @aurorazylaj, @barborapoyner, @besjanpesha, @bobantomicc, @branka, @bugojno, @cgslivno, @civilsocietyforum, @crcdbih, @damjanbogunovichb0, @dejanmandric, @denisz, @djordjesamardzija1, @draganamileusnic, @dritashabani, @enkelejt, @esheshi, @garrettankosickell, @goran1, @goransekulic, @hamdijamujezin, @igormishevski, @integras, @isabelairas, @isida, @isoferatii, @ivanascn, @jasminkabjelavac, @jasminkayoung, @jovanadragicmay1, @kalterinashulla, @kana, @katarinamilenkovic, @katerinaspasovska, @klodian, @larisarankovic, @liridon, @ljubinka, @lorencgordani, @macura, @majamarkovska, @markovujacic, @mihailo, @milanbogdanovic, @milanruzic, @milenalazarevic, @milkagvozdenovic, @miodraggluscevicsk, @mirkopopovic, @natasa4, @natasacrnkovic, @natasakovacevic, @natasakovacevicgre, @natashadokovska, @nenadsebek, @nikolaburazer, @nikos4, @oliveraradovanovic, @paolapetric, @pokretgoranavojvod, @pronicenterforyout, @radovannikcevic, @radovanohrid, @refba, @rijadtikvesa, @robertinames, @sandarakocevic, @sanelaklaric, @sanjabulatovic, @simoribaj, @slobodaneftimovski, @sonjaristeska, @sophiekekic, @srdjansusic, @stefansipkaeuropea, @stevanpetrovic, @tamara22, @tanjapopovicki, @ulricheichelmann, @valeska1, @vedadsuljic, @vilazora, @visarazemi, @vlatka, @zvonkodamnjanovic

GTS

Poll Created Mon 19 Jun 2017 7:45AM

Garret SEE Change Net Closed Thu 22 Jun 2017 7:02AM

Results

Results Option % of points Voters
Agree 100.0% 9 BP MVK AP KS MB PG NK M D
Abstain 0.0% 0  
Disagree 0.0% 0  
Block 0.0% 0  
Undecided 0% 100 LS B CSF MV LR SS LG JB AK DM GTS MG HM SR BP AZ SP S CR T

9 of 109 people have participated (8%)

MV

Marko Vujacic Tue 20 Jun 2017 7:26AM

Dear all, those who participated in the vote, and those who did not, about 28% of the group voted, and here are the results:

103 VOTES :star: :star: :star: / Energy poverty eradication through increasing residential energy efficiency and decreasing air pollution, as issues that combined represent one of the most pressing issues in all WB countries in terms of affected households and individuals (*NOTE: the official result is 83. We added 20 votes because one user reported problems with uploading votes on Loomio. The user notified us by email about preferences and requested the votes to be counted);
67 VOTES :star: :star: / Air quality and fight against pollution, as the major threat to the economy and health of the citizens of the WB;
50 VOTES :star: / Linking green jobs, youth unemployment, and energy efficiency, based on the principle of “no regret” projects financing and the interlinked issues of energy poverty youth unemployment, and energy inefficiency. Focus on building regulation and use of solar and targeting resource for energy efficiency upgrades and attendant training up-skilling for young people;
49 VOTES / CSO involvement in national reviews and work on implementation of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Agenda 2030 – Goal No. 7: Ensuring access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all;
49 VOTES / Monitoring the implementation of the Regional Hydro Master Plan in terms of quality control, data availability, and that the Plan is used only to approve so-called “no regret” projects for upgrade, or remedial work on existing hydros;
40 VOTES / Adopting and promoting the circular economy model of production in WB6 as the best model for undeveloped countries; environmental fiscal reform – subsidies for green companies/green employment/innovations;
35 VOTES / Promoting and focusing CSO resources on direct action, stimulating and inspiring a stronger link between think-tanks and grassroots, in parallel to policy making;
28 VOTES / Request for EU Commission’s DG NEAR to fund an assessment study, a technical, legal and policy study on (1) the inclusion of renewables into the grid; (2) addressing the issue of technical limits for wind and solar energy; and (3) the effects of the system conversion from centralised to decentralised;
27 VOTES / Ratification of Paris Agreement in the Western Balkans;
25 VOTES / Inclusion of MMR legislation (EU mechanism for monitoring and reporting legislation on greenhouse gas emissions and for reporting other information at national and EU level relevant to climate change) into the legal framework of the Energy Community;
21 VOTES / CSO advocacy for doubling of financial contributions of WB6 aimed at energy efficiency in the region within the Berlin process, as well as for taking environmental protection into account as a must while planning investments (application of SEA and EIA criteria).
20 VOTES / Focus on housing and using the opportunities of the renovation of multifamily housing buildings as a big potential for energy savings;
17 VOTES / WB6 countries and governments must pledge to invest in ecological transition in energy and transport, with the goal of cutting emissions by 80% up to 2050;
15 VOTES / CSO advocacy for the implementation of the Sustainability Charter from Paris 2016;
15 VOTES / Focusing on education and economy, as the reforms, changes and innovation require the corresponding action in education – new occupations, new needs in the job market, research, etc;
9 VOTES / Urban agriculture, as an overarching issue that includes energy consumption and climate change, as well as green jobs for unemployed and youth;
9 VOTES / Ensure equitable access to water and sanitation for all, whether it is rural or urban area.

We now turn to the drafting of the declaration and will get back to you.

Thank you all! :thumbsup: