Clean cookstoves: protecting lives and the environment – 13 Aug

Posted by Olivia on August 7, 2012 · Leave a Comment 

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Lien Centre for Social Innovation, Nexus-Carbon for Development and The Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves have organised this talk on 13 August. Clean cookstoves: protecting lives and the environment Date: Monday, 13 August 2012 Time: 6:00-7:00pm (light snacks provided) Location: University Lounge, Level 6, Administration Building, 81 Victoria Street, Singapore Management University, Singapore 188065 (location map … Read more

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Green Drinks: Carbon finance for poverty alleviation and sustainable development

Posted by Olivia on April 4, 2012 · Leave a Comment 

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Green Drinks: Carbon finance for poverty alleviation and sustainable development With 2012 being the year of Sustainable Energy for All, Green Drinks has partnered Nexus-Carbon for Development and Lien Centre for Social Innovation for a talk, discussion and Q&A on carbon financing in relation to Rio+20, sustainable development, and the road to a green economy. … Read more

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Carbon Finance Training 2011

Posted by Olivia on September 13, 2011 · Leave a Comment 

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Nexus-Carbon for Development, a non profit alliance of low carbon technology project developers, are hosting a carbon finance training in October 17-19. Please see details below, and this programme outline. Carbon Finance Training 2011 The Carbon Finance Training 2011 brought to you by NEXUS-Carbon for Development is a three days training on commercializing carbon credits generated from … Read more

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  • About Green Drinks Singapore

    Founded in November 2007, Green Drinks Singapore is one of more than 800 cities with a Green Drinks presence.

  • We are a non-profit environmental movement that connects academia, green businesses, activists, community and government, for knowledge sharing and collaboration opportunities. We do this by organising informal talks every last Thursday of the month, over drinks! Once in a while, we hold discussions, documentary screenings and workshops to further engage the public and participants.
  • Started in 1989 in London, the Green Drinks movement is a self-organising network that is meant to be simple and unstructured. The global site can be found at www.greendrinks.org.