PAN Europe brings together a diversity of European organisations working to replace the use of hazardous pesticides. We place real emphasis on supporting our members and working to foster greater cooperation among the network. Our network unites 46 member organisations from 28 countries of which 23 are in the European Union: Albania, Armenia, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Denmark, Estonia, France, Finland, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, the United Kingdom and Ukraine.
PAN Europe's Annual General Meeting provides an important platform for members to meet, share experiences and information, and plan joint initiatives. Our regular working group meetings encourage cooperation on specific themes.
Members are kept informed of important regulatory, legislative and campaign news and developments via our quarterly newsletter, policy briefings, press releases, social media tools and weekly e-mail updates.
The member organisations meet regularly during conferences and the Annual General Assembly (AGM).
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EDEN Environmental Center Tirana, Albania |
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AWHHE Yerevan, Armenia |
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AEGU Vienna, Austria |
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Global 2000 Vienna, Austria |
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Agroecology Europe Brussels, Belgium |
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ClientEarth Belgium/United Kingdom/Poland | |
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Inter-Environnement Wallonie Namur, Belgium |
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Nature et Progres Belgium Jambes, Belgium |
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Berchem, Belgium
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Foundation for Environment and Agriculture, Nikopol, Bulgaria |
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Eco Hvar Croatia |
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Earth Trek, Croatia | |
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Danmarks Naturfredningsforening Copenhagen, Denmark |
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Estonian Green Movement Tartu, Estonia |
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FANC Helsinki, Finland |
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Generations Futures Paris, France |
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Justice Pesticides Paris, France |
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PAN Germany Hamburg, Germany |
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Ecocity Athene, Greece |
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ISDE- Doctors for the Environment Arezzo, Italy | |
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PAN Italy Ancona Italy |
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Accademia delle Erbe Spontanee Ancona, Italy |
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Centre for Ecological Learning Luxembourg CELL, Luxembourg |
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Ecodesign Competence Centre Riga, Latvia |
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Milieudefensie Amsterdam, Netherlands |
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PAN Netherlands Utrecht, Netherlands |
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PKE Gliwice, Poland |
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Spoleczny Instytut Ekologiczny Warsaw, Poland | |
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Quercus Lisboa, Portugal |
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Adept Saschiz, Romania |
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Earth Thrive, Serbia/UK | |
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CEPTA Zvolen, Slovakia |
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Ecologistas en AcciónMadrid, Spain |
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AEEA-Spanich Association of Environmental Education | |
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Fundación Alborado Barcelona, Spain |
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Fundación Vivosano Madrid, Spain |
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SSNC Stockholm, Sweden |
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Public Eye Lausanne/ Zurich, Switzerland |
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ToxicFree SuisseLausanne/Zurich, Switzerland |
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Bugday- Association for Ecological Living Istanbul, Turkey | |
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Center of sustainable Development and Ecological education Dovkilla Kiev, Ukraina |
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PAN UK London, United Kingdom |
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PAN Europe ASBL is open to NGOs and other organisations and professional bodies, non-profit corporations, international, European, national, regional and local organisations, duly constituted under the laws applicable in their country of origin.
Benefits of Becoming a Member of PAN Europe
What you get as a member:
- Access to PAN Europe’s Member listserv, an important resource for sharing information about current events, legislation, national actions, campaigns, reports, and European activities on Pesticides.
- Invitations to member-only events such as:
- Capacity building workshops
- Webinars
- Trainings
- Seminars
- Voting power at the PAN Europe Annual General Assembly.
- Continuous updates on the political developments at the EU level in relation to the regulation of pesticides in Europe and the promotion of alternatives.
- Technical expertise and support for your local initiatives.
- Links to members in other European nations to help collaborate and share best-practices.
- Opportunity for joint fundraising and sponsorship with PAN Europe.
- Access to Members-Only publications such as newsletters, policy documents, lobbying strategy documents, etc.
- Opportunity to represent PAN Europe at civil society dialogue meetings and groups (for example we send experts to the DG Agriculture meetings).
For more information please read: Why become a member of PAN Europe
If you are interested in becoming a member, please contact Katerina Iordanopoulou, Office Manager - info [at] pan-europe.info
PAN Swiss, PAN Poland and PAN Greece are not members of PAN Europe and do not in any way represent the PAN Europe organisation or its views.
