Environmental Vision Exchange (Eve)

Services Provided by Environmental Vision Exchange (Eve)

EVE continued to develop its programs with extensive use of the internet to organize volunteer activities with partners on infectious diseases, species-at-risk, climate change and peace. We continued to work in Madagascar, Africa and in Canada's First Nations. We continued to develop networks of biologists, scientists, conservation experts and infectious disease experts. We continued to develop sustainable energy programs targeting blackouts in slums, and electricity for health clinics in slums and remote areas. Due to limited resources, we completed our charitable objects during the year primarily by the use of volunteers. We continued developing our crowdsourcing development using integrated media with the goal of creating new sources of funding and a flow of ideas for sustainability programs in northern Canada and Africa. We expanded these activities in First Nations communities in northern BC and northern and western Ontario. EVE continues to develop a youth exchange between First Nations in Canada, urban Canada and Africa. Using the systems we've developed in the past for crowdsourcing ideas, the youth exchange will select youth with the top rated ideas to solve specific problems related to species-at-risk, cultures-at-risk and infectious diseases. These youth will be provided with opportunities to work with other youth cross-culturally to try to develop situations in these themes. This is a similar program to the large exchanges EVE organized in 1990s, except now...