EPTDO has officially admitted by the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change [UNFCCC]. EPTDO has been granted as an observer to the governing body in the U.N. Conference of the Parties [COPs] and other sessions of the UNFCCC. In this capacity, EPTDO is the only accredited/admitted NGO with UNFCCC from Afghanistan. Click here to see the list of admitted NGOs.
EPTDO has officially accredited by the United Nations Environmental Program [UNEP]. EPTDO has been granted accreditation as an observer to the governing body in the U.N. Environmental Assembly [UNEA] of the UNEP. In this capacity, EPTDO is the only accredited NGO with UNEP from Afghanistan. Click here & list of accredited organizations.
EPTDO-EVN is the national partner of Stop Ecocide International in Afghanistan. Stop Ecocide International is an international group driving the global movement to create a new law of ECOCIDE at the International Criminal Court [ICC]. SEI Official Website
EPTDO/EVN has partnered with tUrn Climate Crisis Awareness & Action Project centered in Santa Clara University, California, U.S., since July 2021 to co-create climate action weeks each October and April. Members of both organizations have been collaborating on how to deliver the best educational and advocacy campaigns to help reach more people who want to “lean in” to the climate crisis and work on social, economic, environmental solutions to drawdown global warming. tUrn has global weeks in which EPTDO-EVN is organizing tUrn international weeks in Afghanistan since October 2021.
EPTDO/EVN has partnered with the United Nations Paris Committee for Capacity-Building (PCCB) Network as of February 2020. The PCCB Network was established by the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change [UNFCCC] Secretariat in order to implement Convention agreements (1992), the Kyoto Tokyo Protocol (1997) and the Paris Climate (2015) agreement, all seeking to drawdown global warming justly. PCCB Network partners list:
EPTDO/EVN has partnered with the United Nations Paris Committee for Capacity-Building (PCCB) Network as of February 2020. The PCCB Network was established by the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change [UNFCCC] Secretariat in order to implement Convention agreements (1992), the Kyoto Tokyo Protocol (1997) and the Paris Climate (2015) agreement, all seeking to drawdown global warming justly. PCCB Network partners list:
In addition to having registered with NEPA (National Environmental Protection Agency) as a Civil Society Association, EVN/EPTDO has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) (Implementer Partnership IP) with NEPA on 24 May, 2021. The National Environmental Protection Agency was established in 2005 by the government of Afghanistan as an independent national institution. NEPA serves as Afghanistan’s environmental policy making and regulatory institution. The aim of the collaborative agreement was to work together to realize NEPA-specific goals and achievements.