contributed by Dawn Marshall
The first Caribbean Sustainable Energy Forum will be held June 23-27 in Grenada as part of the 4th Caribbean Environmental Forum and Exhibition.
The conference will bring together a number of sectoral interests including water, sanitation, waste, climate and land management. It will provide a platform to exchange knowledge and information on energy programmes, projects and initiatives throughout the region.
The conference is supported by the Caribbean Renewable Energy Development Programme and funded by the German Government and the Austrian Development Cooperation.
The keynote speaker will be Angela Cropper, deputy executive director of the United Nations Environment Programme. Conference sessions will be held at St George's University. More details are available at...
www.Cehi.org.lc/website/index.htm
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