GreenFormation Kft., together with its associated partners, Transition Wekerle civil organisation, Kiserdő Egyesület, and volunteers, continues the“Wekerle, természetesen!” (Wekerle, naturally!) event series, bringing practical knowledge on urban biodiversity to the local community. On February 8, we held the second event called “Bird-Friendly Gardens – How Can We Help Our Feathered Friends?”, focusing on ways to…
Background The DAISY Project, funded under Horizon Europe, aims to foster transformative innovation for biodiversity and societal transformation. To support its goals, DAISY seeks professional services for website development, visual design, and project branding. We invite qualified firms or individuals to submit tenders for delivering a comprehensive online presence and engaging design solutions that reflect…
The team of GreenFormation wishes you a pleasant, joyful and relaxing Christmas break. See you in 2025 with kicking off our three Horizon projects. In the meantime, if you are dreaming of a white Christmas with a splash of green, discover what you can do for biodiversity during this holiday season! Choose Sustainable Decorations: Dig…
GreenFormation joined the initiative of Cap and Share aiming to economic and climate justice. See more in GreenFormation.
GreenFormation experts joined those professionals working in Hungarian climate science and related fields, who urged the following ten messages to be considered and related necessary actions to be implemented: We have to face the problems. The negative effects of climate change can already be felt and will worsen. Instead of adapting or reducing emissions, adapt…
GreenFormation signed a cooperation agreement with the Municipality of Budapest to enhance their joint efforts in biodiversity conservation, climate adaptation, and mitigation.
GreenFormation has joined the international degrowth network (IDN), which consists of organisations, activists, researchers, practitioners, educators, and artists dedicated to structuring and energising social and environmental groups and organisations throughout the world that share a similar understanding of growth-dependent economic systems. We focus on fostering pluriversal, democratic, inclusive, and effective coordination among these groups and…
Almost 200 countries have pledged to integrate biodiversity targets into policies across various sectors, but these efforts have largely failed due to non-binding commitments, vague targets, insufficient resources – and mostly, due to lack of willingness to prioritise biodiversity.
GDP, material consumption, and energy consumption are very much intertwined.
Ever-growing economic activities have continuously increased resource use and pollution far more rapidly than these have been reduced through scientific and technological advances and efficiencies.