Habib's Garden
Connecting People to Weave a Better World
It is with great sadness that we report the death of Steve Habib Rose. A number of us met this evening and thought that this group would be a fitting tribute. Lets use this group to recognize, honor and appreciate the many gifts and blessings he bestowed on so many of us. Please add yourself and your reflections.
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Created: Sep 26, 2007
Updated: Jul 22, 2009
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Our Vision
A fair, effective and accessible system of international law that protects the global environment and promotes sustainable development
Our Mission
To apply and progressively develop international laws as a means of protecting the environment; and
To broaden access to environmental justice through the rules and institutions of international law
FIELD promotes:
1) the development of the law through research
2) the dissemination of the law through teaching, training and publishing
3) the application of the law through advocacy, advice and assistance
In addition to a large and varied portfolio of projects across many areas of sustainable development, FIELD has three core programmes covering:
1) Biodiversity and Marine Resources
2) Climate Change and Energy
3) Trade, Investment and Sustainable Development
An essential aspect of FIELD's work across these programmes is its commitment to strengthening capacity, particularly in developing and transition countries.
FIELD's Internship Programme trains law students from around the world, who work closely with FIELD lawyers and staff in every facet of the organisation's work.
FIELD staff are also actively engaged in teaching, particularly in association with University College London's Centre for Law and the Environment, and in the design and execution of training materials for use by universities and governments and by national and international institutions.
A fair, effective and accessible system of international law that protects the global environment and promotes sustainable development
Our Mission
To apply and progressively develop international laws as a means of protecting the environment; and
To broaden access to environmental justice through the rules and institutions of international law
FIELD promotes:
1) the development of the law through research
2) the dissemination of the law through teaching, training and publishing
3) the application of the law through advocacy, advice and assistance
In addition to a large and varied portfolio of projects across many areas of sustainable development, FIELD has three core programmes covering:
1) Biodiversity and Marine Resources
2) Climate Change and Energy
3) Trade, Investment and Sustainable Development
An essential aspect of FIELD's work across these programmes is its commitment to strengthening capacity, particularly in developing and transition countries.
FIELD's Internship Programme trains law students from around the world, who work closely with FIELD lawyers and staff in every facet of the organisation's work.
FIELD staff are also actively engaged in teaching, particularly in association with University College London's Centre for Law and the Environment, and in the design and execution of training materials for use by universities and governments and by national and international institutions.