EcoPeace Middle East is a unique organization that brings together Jordanian, Palestinian, and Israeli environmentalists. Our primary objective is the promotion of cooperative efforts to protect our shared environmental heritage.
What We Do
“Bottom Up” Grass Roots Community Work
Cross-border partnering communities sharing a common water source, promoting environmental awareness & peace building
“Top Down” Research & Advocacy
Based on the principle that our common dependency on natural resources facilitates healthy cooperation
Going Global – Sharing our Methodology
Sharing our vision of sustainable management of shared water resources to other water related conflict areas
Our Projects
Success Stories
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Israel’s State Comptroller Report on Transboundary Water Issues
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Preserving the unique terraced landscape of Battir
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Regional Integrated Master Plan for the Jordan Valley
News & Updates
Nov. 22-23, 2016 – EcoPeace Annual Regional Conference
September 3, 2017, CNN; Israeli Mayors call on US to solve Gaza’s electricity crisis; by Oren Liebermann and Abeer Salman
Israel’s State Comptroller Report on Transboundary Water Issues; Executive Summary (EcoPeace’s non-official English translation)
Environmental Peacebuilding Newsletter September 2017Eco Tourism
SHE EcoPark, Jordan
The Sharhabil bin Hassneh EcoPark is considered a leading model for preserving ecologically important habitats In Jordan
Ein Gedi EcoCenter, Israel
The Ein Gedi EcoCenter aims to educate students & visitors about sustainable technologies and environmental challenges.
Auja EcoCenter, Palestine
At the Auja EcoCenter, we work to protect the landscape and support the people of the valley through environmental education
Donate
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