لړلیک د ملګرو ملتونو د اقلیم بدلون په اوویشتم نړیوال کنفرانس (COP27) کې د عبدالهادي اچکزي د ګډون راپور. 1 د اقلیم بدلون اووه ویشتم نړیوال کنفرانس موخې.. 2 د اقلیم بدلون نړیوال کنفرانس په جریان کې په انفرادي توګه د نړیوالو مشرانو او مرستندویه موسساتو سره ملاقاتونه. 6 د اقلیم بدلون نړیوال کنفرانس اخیرنۍ […]
About EPTDO
Environmental Protection Trainings and Development Organization (EPTDO) is the largest non-political, non-governmental and non-profit organization focused exclusively on climate change, environmental safety, livelihood, climate resilience, water and sanitation, gender equality, education and ecological issues in the country, and it is the only organization focused on these issues that is fully functioning at present.
Partnerships
EPTDO/EVN has partnered with the United Nations Paris Committee for Capacity Building (PCCB) Network as of February 2020. It's also partnered with the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) as of May 2022. EPTDO/EVN is extensively partnered with tUrn Climate Crisis Awareness & Action project in Santa Clara, California, U.S., since July 2021 to co-create climate action weeks each October and April.
Main Activities
EPTDO-EVN has been educating 6000 people every year through volunteer campaigns, capacity building and trainings, actions and media outlets programs.
EPTDO in COP27
After passing successful application to the UN-COP27, Mr. Abdulhadi Achakzai founder and director general of EPTDO was invited by the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) to the Conference of the Parties (COP27). Mr. Achakzai attended COP27 conference from 6 November to 20 November 2022 in Egypt. During the conference he conducted meetings with the heads of hundreds international organizations and governmental delegates. Mr. Achakzai attended COP27 conference as an observer and he had the opportunity to deliver his speeches during G20 session. He leaded the session of Least Developed Countries (LDCs) and he also delivered a presentation on the climate crisis in Afghanistan in the Colombia Pavilion.
EPTDO believes that women are integral part of every community. Women in every country are making almost half of the population. So their consideration in very part of the development is necessary. The EPTDO is committed to ensuring that women participate in social, political, leadership and decision-making processes that affect them, their families, and communities. […]
EPTDO statement about the Taliban orders to ban female employees to work with NGOs.