What can you do for a greener Estonia?

What can we do for the environment, even during the pandemic? Estonishing Life is inviting you to participate in the online discussion and the Green Quiz!

During first part of the event, different environmental organisations are introducing their activities and the opportunities to volunteer or support them, inviting everyone to think about how to make Estonia even greener. The organisations include the worldwide Estonian-founded success story, Let’s Do It Foundation; Estonia-wide recycling centre, Uuskasutuskeskus; and CleanTech ForEst, an accelerator supporting green innovation.

Second part of the evening will involve an online Green Quiz in online teams (with great prices for the winning teams!)

Speakers include:

– Erki Ani, CEO of CleanTech ForEst
– Diana Paakspuu, CEO of Uuskasutuskeskus
– Kadi Kenk, Member of the Management Board at Let’s Do It Foundation

Looking forward to seeing you all there, Estonishing Evenings/Estonishing Life team.

The project “Supporting the adaptation of newly arrived foreigners” is funded by the European Social Fund and by the Ministry of the Interior of the Republic of Estonia.

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Speakers

Diana Paakspuu CEO of Uuskasutus

The non-profit organisation Uuskasutus is an independent social undertaking established in 2004 by the Good Deed Foundation, the Estonian Fund for Nature, the Caritas Foundation and two individuals: Rasmus Rask and Priit Mikelsaar. Its objective is to put used things back in circulation and to make re-use and re-design easily accessible and commonplace for everyone in Estonia.

Erki Ani CEO of Cleantech ForEst

Cleantech ForEst is the Estonian cleantech sector development powerhouse. The core activities range from policy development and raising awareness of impact of new technologies, to delivering high quality accelerator programs, gathering all founders of cleantech startups in a think tank, and aiding innovators to scale.

Kadi Kenk Member of the Management Board at Let’s Do It Foundation

Let’s Do It Foundation was established in 2011 to support the growth of a civic movement of nation-wide cleanup actions. Over the years we have mobilised 36 million positive-minded, action-orientated people in 169 countries. After calling to life World Cleanup Day – the biggest civic action against waste – we are continuing our work towards a waste free world.