CHEC Points
CHEC Points are CHEC’s very own news bulletins covering important events, news and information that has occurred recently. Each CHEC Point will have its own theme and currently CHEC Points from #34 have been digitalised. Previous CHEC Points exist prior to #34 in hard copy – please get in contact if you are interested in looking at any older version of CHEC Points.
CHEC Point 47 – Looks at the Society for Human Ecology Meeting in Lisbon, July 2018
CHEC Point 46 – Looks at the 2018 Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting held in London.
CHEC Point 45 – The Human Ecology of Changing Environmental Risks
CHEC Point 44 – A report on the long term relationship CHEC has had with Auroville
CHEC Point 43 – A report from events around the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) held in Malta November 2015.
CHEC Point 42 – An overview and analysis of CHEC’s participation in the 2014 conference on environmental uncertainty in small island states organised by the Education in Small States Research Group at the University of Bristol.
CHEC Point 41 – A talk-by-talk summary of CHEC’s participation in the 2014 Conference of the German Society for Human Ecology (DGH) entitled “Urbanity and Human Ecology
CHEC Point 40 – A report on the workshop on Women’s Microenterprise for Climate Change Projects in Commonwealth Small Island States
CHEC Point 39 – A report on the workshop on mangroves in West Africa.
CHEC Point 38 – Report on the Gender Mainstreaming in Transboundary Water Resource Management ‘Training of Trainers’ in Uganda
CHEC Point 37 – A report on CHEC’s partners in India, the Indian Human Ecology Council, hosted a National Workshop on World Environment Day on 5-6th June 2012, as they have done annually since 2008
CHEC Point 36 – After the death of CHEC Founding Patron, Mrs Zena Daysh CNZM in March 2011, tributes to her work and commitment flowed into CHEC
CHEC Point 35 – This is a report from a workshop on Gender Mainstreaming on Integrated Water Management, held in Uganda September 2010
CHEC Point 34 – This a report from a workshop held in Edinburgh on Rainforest Field station, in conjunction with the 18th Commonwealth Foresters Conference