ÇİNE MUNICIPALITY
Project Activity Date: JUNE 5 WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY
Location: Çine Municipality / Kuvayi Milliye Park
Time: 5 June 2024
A GREEN FUTURE FROM 7 TO 7O CAMPAIGN / JUNE 5 WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY WAS CELEBRATED WITH COLORFUL IMAGES IN ÇİNE
Within the scope of the “We Join Forces for the Green Future” Project, which we carried out within the scope of the Town Twinning-II (For a Green Future) Grant Scheme between Turkey and the EU, we organized the “7 to 70 for a Green Future Campaign”.
We completed our 5 June World Environment Day activities in a very colorful and enjoyable way with our Environmentalist Schools, TEMA Volunteer Teachers and Students, and our Environmentalist Mascot Efecan!
Poems on climate change and the environment were read, paintings and photographs were exhibited, the zero waste exhibition was visited and an environmental clean-up walk was organized with about 120 people for a green future, and finally ended with a picnic in Kuvayi Milliye Park. We would like to thank all our schools and students who participated
Project Activity Date: 3 June 13.00 / 4 June
Location: ENVER SALİH DİNÇER ACTIVITY HALL / ÇİNE
Time: 3 June 13.00 – 16.30 / 4 June 09.30 – 12.00
ÇİNE MUNICIPALITY IS PREPARING A SUSTAINABLE ENERGY AND CLIMATE ADAPTATION ACTION PLAN. ÇİNE MUNICIPALITY ORGANIZED GREENHOUSE GAS MITIGATION AND CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION WORKSHOPS
A Sustainable Energy and Climate Action Plan SECAP for Çine is being prepared within the scope of the “We Join Forces for the Green Future Project” that we are implementing under the Town Twinning-II (For a Green Future) Grant Scheme between Turkey and the EU. SECAP’s are one of the most important pillars of urban coalitions that have started to become partners at the state level in the negotiations to combat climate change on a global scale. In this context, Çine Municipality calculates greenhouse gas emissions at both institutional and district scales and works to reduce its emissions by a minimum of 55% by 2030.
At the same time, preparing cities for climate change-induced disasters, protecting them from potential climate hazards and increasing the resilience of cities against climate change are among the prioritized goals of cities. In this direction, Çine Municipality aims to reduce the vulnerability of the city to these disasters with the strategies it will develop in combating the effects of climate change within the scope of SECAP. The preparation process of the “Sustainable Energy and Climate Action Plan” includes a series of multi-actor and multi-disciplinary activities. The workshops organized in this context are held with the participation of experts and authorities on issues such as buildings, transportation, waste-wastewater, renewable energy, agriculture and animal husbandry, disaster and water management, green areas in Çine.
In the process led by Çine Municipality Directorate of Parks and Gardens, our internal and external stakeholders were invited to the workshops and our workshops were successfully completed with a total of 80 people.
On June 3, a Greenhouse Gas Reduction Workshop was held.Presentations were made by Demir Energy Consulting Company on the topics, round table meetings were held for prioritization of actions in the Greenhouse Gas Mitigation Workshop, and high, medium and low priority actions were determined with stakeholders.On June 4, presentations were made again at the Adaptation to Climate Change Workshop, and then adaptation areas were determined again by answering questionnaires on the text in interactive sessions.
Project Activity Date: A GREEN FUTURE FROM 7 TO 7O CAMPAIGN / THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BALCONY CONTEST WAS HELD WITH A LARGE CITIZEN VOTING. ÇİNE CHOSE THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BALCONY
Location: ÇİNE MUNICIPALITY/ÇİNE
Time: 15 MAY 2024
A GREEN FUTURE FROM 7 TO 7O CAMPAIGN
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BALCONY CONTEST WAS HELD WITH A LARGE CITIZEN VOTING. ÇİNE CHOSE THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BALCONY
“The Most Beautiful Balcony Competition” was organized within the scope of the “We Join Forces for the Green Future Project ” 7 to 70 Green Future Campaigne”, which we carry out within the scope of the Town Twinning-II (For a Green Future) Grant Scheme between Turkey and the EU, in order to draw attention to the World Climate Day on 15 May, to reduce the heat island effect in cities, to soften the cold appearance of buildings, to create vertical green areas and to increase public awareness of greenery.
Between April 25 and May 13, announcements were made on project social media and municipal social media accounts, and jury members were determined. Contest specifications have been published. Participants created registration according to the relevant criteria from google form and municipal whatsapp lines and sent their balcony photos. (The prizes of the award-winning balcony competition will be covered by the municipal budget.) Participation in the competition was made until May 13, 17:30, and a total of 16 participants participated in the competition.
On May 13, 2024 at 17:40 at the Çine Municipality Meeting Hall, our jury members convened for evaluation. The images of the balconies of the competitors projected on the projection screen were examined one by one. In the evaluation, attention was paid to the criteria of well-maintained, de jury members because they had both planting and decoration and a harmonious and organized balcony.
The results of the evaluation were announced on the municipality’s Facebook page and the names and balcony images of the 5 participants were published. A 1.5-day public survey/voting was conducted on the social media account for the selection of the first 3 winners. 2754 people participated in the voting, which was stopped at 23.59 on May 14. This was the first time such a contest was organized with citizen participation and the high participation and interest of the citizens is pleasing. It is planned to organize this contest every year and make it traditional. On May 15, 2024 World Climate Day, the names of the winners were announced on our social media accounts and the participants were given their awards by our municipality.
