These public consultations are to discuss the future and vision(s) of the River Boyne and its catchment. These consultations are being hosted by Development Perspectives (DP) and the Centre for Freshwater and Environmental Studies in Dundalk Institute of Technology.
These workshops are open to all members of the public, but places are limited so register early to ensure your voice is heard.
This work is being undertaken on behalf of the Boyne Rivers Trust. The outcomes of these consultations will be collated into a report called the "Boyne Vision".
For more information email deborah@developmentperspectives.ie
Headford Arms, Kells
These public consultations are to discuss the future and vision(s) of the River Boyne and its catchment. These consultations are being hosted by Development Perspectives (DP) and the Centre for Freshwater and Environmental Studies in Dundalk Institute of Technology.
These workshops are open to all members of the public, but places are limited so register early to ensure your voice is heard.
This work is being undertaken on behalf of the Boyne Rivers Trust. The outcomes of these consultations will be collated into a report called the "Boyne Vision".
For more information email deborah@developmentperspectives.ie
These public consultations are to discuss the future and vision(s) of the River Boyne and its catchment. These consultations are being hosted by Development Perspectives (DP) and the Centre for Freshwater and Environmental Studies in Dundalk Institute of Technology.
These workshops are open to all members of the public, but places are limited so register early to ensure your voice is heard.
This work is being undertaken on behalf of the Boyne Rivers Trust. The outcomes of these consultations will be collated into a report called the "Boyne Vision".
For more information email deborah@developmentperspectives.ie
Bru Moytura Eco Hostel, Co. Sligo, Ireland
Development Perspectives are welcoming applications for our upcoming Erasmus+ Training Course 'Games 4 The Goals'. This one-week training course will explore the use of games and the principles of gamification in relation to Global Citizenship Education and the Sustainable Development Goals.
This training course is aimed at youth workers, trainers, mentors, teachers, GCE practitioners and volunteers who work with young people. We will welcome 21 participants from Ireland, Germany, Czech Republic, Poland, Portugal, Greece and Romania.
For more information about the programme and details on how to apply, visit: http://trainings.salto-youth.net/11095
For specific questions, email paul@developmentperspectives.ie or katie@developmentperspectives.ie