Global Greens

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The Global Greens (or formally: the Global Green Network) are an organization of cooperating Green parties. Their statement of principle is the Charter of the Global Greens, fomulated in 2001 in Canberra, at the first Global Greens meeting.

Table of contents

1 Member parties 2 See also 3 External links

Member parties

The Global Green Network brings together Green parties and interested individuals from Africa, from the Americas, the Asia-Pacific region and Europe. It's member parties (as of Nov. 2003, source) are:

• Africa
  • Cameroun: Defence of the Cameroon Environment/Defense de l'Environment
  • Mauritius: Les Verts
  • Morrocco: Verts Maroc
  • Somalia: Somalia Green Party

• The Americas
  • Brazil: Partido Verde do Brasil
  • Canada: Green Party of Canada/Parti Vert du Canada
  • Dominican Republic: Partido Verde Dominicano
  • Mexico: Partido Ecologista Verde de Mexico
  • Peru: Partido Ecologista Alternative Verde del Peru
  • United States: Green Party of the United States

• Asia-Pacific region
  • New Zealand: Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand
  • New Caledonia: Verts en Nouvelle-Caledonie

• Europe
  • Austria: Die Gruenen
  • Finland: Vihreae Liitto
  • Germany: Buendnis 90/Die Gruenen
  • Hungary: Zoeld Demokratak
  • Netherlands: De Groenen
  • Norway: Miljoepartiet de Gronne
  • Slovenia: Zeleni Slovenije
  • Spain: Confederation de Los Verdes
  • Sweden: Miljoepartiet de Groena
  • Switzerland: Gruene / Les Verts

The Global Green Networks cooperates with the four continental Green Federations:

• Federation of Green Parties of Africa
• Federation of Green Parties of the Americas
• Federation of Green Parties of Asia-Pacific
• European Federation of Green Parties

See also

• Worldwide Green parties
• Global Greens Charter

External links

• Global Greens
• Charter of the Global Greens