Examples of using ICRE in English and their translations into Spanish
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Exhibition of ICRE partners at ARTERIA(Monzón- Huesca).
activities carried out by ICRE.
In Washington, DC, ICRE assisted in the development
ICRE participated in the Interfaith Partnership on the Environment(IPE) at UNEP, assisting this project
In December, ICRE was invited to be a member of the honorary council of the newly initiated Alliance for a New Humanity.
The President of ICRE made a presentation at the world assembly in Puerto Rico,
Catalog of the collective exhibition of ICRE members in the Celler de Carrencà, Martorelles.
In January, ICRE helped initiate a new project- More Action,
In Northern Ireland, ICRE initiated a Regional Stewardship Alliance that was intended to be a program that would be supplementary to the work of the elected Assembly for Northern Ireland.
From 2-4 September, ICRE attended the UN World Summit on Sustainable Development in Johannesburg,
ICRE continued its work with the Earth Charter program throughout the year which it had begun initially in 1989 when it created a'spiritual perspective Earth Charter' in preparation for the Earth Summit of 1992, in Brazil.
In January, ICRE presented a proposal to UNEP for'parallel dialogues' at UNEP conferences that would supplement the formal process
ICRE presented a key-note address at an Earth Charter conference in Florida,
Throughout the year, ICRE participated with a number of people already involved in social issues in New York, in the creation
In February, ICRE participated with the Interaction Institute for Social Change(IISC) in intercultural work led
ICRE organized a number of local events that reflected its mission- a'Peace Pole' ceremony in August and a'Winter Solstice' in December- as part of its program to convene people around critical issues from a spiritual-ecological perspective.
ICRE continued its work with UNEP's Interfaith Partnership on the Environment through the facilitation of a number of meetings throughout the year at UNEP's New York office.
was published in June by UNEP, based in large part on work assisted by ICRE in the previous decade on the Environmental Sabbath project.
However, ICRE's work with the Council has not been as direct as we would have liked, partly because of the nature of the ICRE contribution which focuses more on process than on content.
by asking the Committee on NGOs and the Economic and Social Council to offer opportunities to NGOs like ICRE, to bring their experience to this critical aspect of our ongoing development.