About Project Partner

As an environmental and consumer protection organization, DUH (Environmental Action Germany) has been working for many years in the area of climate protection and air pollution control. DUH's core competences include the coordination of projects and campaigns, public relations and consumer information as well as the provision of information for political decision-makers. Since 2015, DUH has been working on ammonia and methane reduction in various projects such as "Minus Methane" and an information campaign to reduce nitrogen.

EEB (European Environmental Bureau) is the largest network of environmental citizens’ organisations in Europe. It currently consists of around 140 member organisations in more than 30 countries (all EU Member States plus some accession and neighbouring countries), including a growing number of European networks, and representing some 30 million individual members and supporters. EEB tackles Europe’s most pressing environmental problems by agenda setting, monitoring, advising on and influencing the way the EU deals with these issues.

FNE (France Nature Environnement) is the largest federation of environmental associations in France. Created in 1968, it was recognised of public interest in 1976. It speaks on behalf of 3,500 associations in France and overseas territories. It is composed of 13 thematic department as agriculture, health-environment, waste, transport etc. and different services as institutional relations, legal, economy etc. FNE whose slogan is “partout où la nature a besoin de nous” (wherever nature needs us) acts to protect the environmental resources, nature and human health.

Bodensee-Stiftung (Lake Constance Foundation) is a private charitable organization for environmental protection and nature conservation in Radolfzell, Germany. Since 1998, the foundation realizes model projects on regional, national and European level to demonstrate that a sustainable development is possible and realistic. Supporting climate and biodiversity friendly agriculture is one of the main fields of activities of the Lake Constance Foundation.