News

International seminar “Overcoming the Deadlock: Climate Policy after Copenhagen”

Charles University Environment Center together with Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung and the Senate Committee on Public Administration, Regional Development and the Environment organise an international seminar “Overcoming the Deadlock: Climate Policy after Copenhagen” to be held in the Senate of the Parliament of the Czech Republic on March 3, 2010. Programme of the seminar and further information can be obtained  here

(Published on February 12, 2010)

Presentations from the international conference „Assessing the Impacts of Environmental Regulation by Macroeconomic Models"

are now available. To download, please go to  Conference presentations page

(Published on January 11, 2010)

Vědění a participace

New book "Knowing and Participating", edited by our staff member Jana Dlouhá was just printed in Karolinum Press. Details about the book you can find on the  Karolinum Press web

(Published on November 2, 2009)

Envigogika 2/2009

New Issue of Envigogika on-line journal  is available here.

(Published on November 2, 2009)

Conference Methods And Opportunities In University Teaching/Learning For Sustainable Development - September 23, 2009

The conference was one of the regular meetings of the University Teachers Forum focused on the mapping (from the theoretical and practical point of view) the current state of education for sustainable development within Czech universities.

 More information is availabe on the page of the Conference.

(Published on October 2, 2009)

Our Center has moved

From August 12 is our Center on a new adress

J. Martího 2/407

162 00 Praha 6

Our final telephone number is

+ 420 220 199 460, fax 220 199 462

you can dial directly  phone lines of our staff

E-mail addresses and web pages remain unchanged.

(Published on August 13, 2009)

Conference on ‘Valuation of Environment-Related Health Impacts’

Charles University Environment Center together with OECD organise an international conference on ‘Valuation of Environment-Related Health Impacts’. The conference will be held in Prague, Czech Republic, on 17-18 September 2009. To see more about the conference and to register, please visit  the conference web page

(Published on July 22, 2009)

E-learning courses on sustainable development

For the Summer Semester 2008 we offer students 3 e-learning courses within the  Virtual Campus for Sustainable Europe.(VCSE)

More information is  available here

(Published on February 11, 2008)

ConAccount 2008 Conference

Charles University Environment Center is organizing the international conference ConAccount 2008 “Urban metabolism: measuring the ecological city". The conference will take place in Prague, capital

of the Czech Republic on 11-12 September 2008.  Details about the Conference.

Web page of the Conference:  www.conaccount.cuni.cz

 Conference leaflet

(Published on January 3, 2008)

Conference "Socio-economic barriers to sustainable transport"

Charles University Environment Center is pleased to announce 1st conference of the MOBIDAYS project on "Socioeconomic Barriers to Sustainable Transport". The conference will take place

on Monday, June 18th 2007

in the Blue Hall of Karolinum, Charles University Headquarters, entrance from Celetna 20, Prague 1

The conference will introduce results and practical applications of European research projects dealing with trends and impacts of transport and alternative transportation fuels development with particular focus on hydrogen and biofuels.

The conference is held in the project "Sustainable Mobility Days - MOBIDAYS". To register please visit the project website   www.mobidays.eu

PASDEL project

Our Center is part of the international project PASDEL (PrActising Sustainable Development through E-Learning)

Within the project it is aimed to develop a relevant and innovative content in the field of e-learning. In the project, 4 e-learning modules will be produced:

• Green Architecture in Buildings

• Sustainable Development within Enterprises

• Transports

• Agenda 21 for Local Authorities

Detailed information about the project

(Published on March 14, 2007)