Global Greens

Global Greens

Countries in which Global Green member parties are part of a coalition government (dark green) or are represented in national parliament (light green).
Abbreviation GG
Formation April 12, 2001 (2001-04-12)
Type International nongovernmental organization
Legal status Association
Purpose World network of green political parties and organizations
Headquarters Rue Wiertz 31, 1050 Brussels, Belgium[1]
Region served
Worldwide
Membership
91 parties[2]
Secretary
Verónica Juzgado
Main organ
Global Greens Congress
Website www.globalgreens.org
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The Global Greens is an international network of Green parties and political movements that works to implement the Global Green Charter. It was founded in 2001 in Canberra, Australia at the First Global Greens Congress, where the Global Greens Charter was approved.[3] The Second Global Greens Congress was held in 2008 in São Paulo, Brazil. The Third Global Greens Congress was held in Dakar, Senegal in 2012.

The Global Greens has a 12-member steering committee called the Global Green Coordination[4] and a network of members called the Global Greens Network.[5] As of November 2013 the network had 91 full member parties and 19 observers and associate parties.[2]

The Charter of the Global Greens professes "core values" of ecological wisdom, social justice, participatory democracy, nonviolence, sustainability and respect for diversity. Priorities include "reforming the dominant economic model, tackling climate change, ending the hunger crisis, promoting vibrant democracy, working for peace, protecting biodiversity."[6]

The Global Greens are organised into four federations across the world in the Americas, Africa, Europe and Asia-Pacific.

Member parties

Former logo of the Global Greens
Country Name National/Federal Government State/Municipal Government Notes
 Albania Green Party of Albania in opposition in opposition 34 local councillors, 8 in urban municipalities and 26 in rural municipalities[7]
 Andorra Partit Verds d'Andorra in opposition The party hasn't participated in recent local elections
 Angola Partido Nacional Ecológico de Angola unknown unknown
 Argentina Iniciativa Verde unknown unknown
 Australia Australian Greens in opposition in coalition in A.C.T., represented in most states and territories in coalition in Tasmania 2010-14
 Austria Die Grünen in opposition in coalition in Upper Austria, Carinthia, Tyrol, Salzburg, Vorarlberg and Vienna
 Belgium Ecolo in opposition in coalition in Wallonia and Brussels-Capital Region in coalition 1999-2003
 Belgium Groen in opposition in opposition in Flanders in coalition 1999-2003
 Benin Les Verts du Benin in opposition unknown
 Bolivia Partido Verde de Bolivia unknown unknown
 Brazil Partido Verde do Brasil in opposition The party is represented in several States legislatures. in coalition 2003-2008
 Bulgaria Zelena Partija Extraparliamentary opposition unknown unknown
 Burkina Faso Parti Ecologiste pour le Développement du Burkina unknown unknown
 Burkina Faso Rally of the Ecologists of Burkina unknown unknown
 Burundi Burundi Green Movement unknown unknown
 Canada Green Party of Canada/Parti Vert du Canada The party has one MP in Federal Parliament, sitting in opposition The party has representation in British Columbia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island provincial legislatures. A municipal branch of the party has one seat in Vancouver City Council.
 Central African Republic Mouvement des Verts de Centrafique unknown unknown
 Chad Union des Ecologistes Tchadiens - LES VERTS unknown unknown
 Chile Partido Ecologista Extraparliamentary opposition
 Colombia Alianza Verde independent Governors from Nariño and Boyacá are greens. The party also has 49 Mayors
 Cyprus Cyprus Green Party in opposition unknown
 Czech Republic Strana zelených in opposition unknown In coalition 2006-2010
 Democratic Republic of the Congo Rassemblement des écologistes congolais Extraparliamentary Opposition unknown Represented in parliament 2006-2011
 Egypt Egyptian Greens unknown unknown
 Estonia Estonian Greens in opposition unknown
 Finland Vihreät/De Gröna in opposition Represented in several municipalities. It has the second largest group of councillors in Helsinki in coalition 1995-2003, 2007-2014
 France Europe Écologie–Les Verts in opposition Senior coalition partner in the city of Grenoble. Also in coalition in Languedoc, Aquitaine, Centre-Val de Loire and the cities of Paris, Lille, Nantes, Strasbourg, Rennes. in coalition 1997-2002, 2012–14
 Gabon Parti Vert Gabonais/Gabon Green Party unknown unknown
 Georgia Sakartvelo’s Mtsvaneta Partia/Green Party of Georgia unknown unknown
 Germany Bündnis '90/Die Grünen in opposition Senior coalition partner in the Landtag of Baden-Württemberg, also junior party in 7 states. Senior coalition partner in the cities of Stuttgart, Darmstadt, Freiburg im Breisgau and Heidelberg in coalition 1998-2005
 Ghana Ghana Green Movement unknown unknown
 Greece Ecologoi Prasinoi/Ecologist Greens Junior party in coalition cabinet Represented in most Regional parliaments
 Guinea Parti des Ecologistes Guineens unknown unknown
 Hong Kong Green Party Hong Kong unknown unknown
 Hungary Lehet Más a Politika 5 MPs sitting in opposition 54 seats in local city councils
 India Uttarakhand Parivartan Party unknown unknown
 Ireland
 United Kingdom (NI)
Green Party/Comhaontas Glas 2 TDs, sitting in opposition. 1 Northern Irish MLA, 12 councillors in ROI local government, 4 in NI local government In coalition in ROI 2007-2011
 Italy Federazione dei Verdi 2 Senators elected as M5S, sitting in opposition The party has one regional councilor in Campania participating in the coalition in coalition 1996-2001
 Italy Verdi–Grüne–Vërc in opposition The party has 3 members in the Landtag of South Tyrol. Part of the Federazione dei Verdi before 2013
 Ivory Coast Parti Ecologique Ivoirien unknown unknown
 Japan Greens Japan in opposition Kazumi Inamura, a green, is mayor of Amagasaki
 Kenya Mazingira Green Party in opposition unknown
 Latvia Latvijas Zala Partija/Latvia Green Party Junior party in coalition cabinet Represented in several city councils, most notably in rural areas. Prime minister (2004) and since 2016, in coalition 2002-11 and since 2014
 Luxembourg Déi Gréng Junior party in coalition cabinet Roberto Traversini, a green, is mayor of Differdange
 Macedonia Demokratska Obnova na Makedonija 2 seats in the Assembly of the Republic of Macedonia unknown
 Madagascar Parti Vert Hasin'l Madagasikara unknown unknown
 Mali Parti Ecologiste du Mali unknown unknown
 Malta Alternattiva Demokratika Extraparliamentary opposition unknown
 Mauritius Les Verts Fraternels Extraparliamentary opposition unknown In coalition between 2005 and 2010.
 Mexico Partido Ecologista Verde de México Junior party in coalition cabinet Manuel Velasco Coello, a green, is governor of Chiapas with the support of PRI The party is criticized for its support of the death penalty, and alleged corruption.[8]
 Moldova Partidul Ecologist "Alianţa Verde" din Moldova unknown unknown
 Mongolia Mongolian Green Party Extraparliamentary opposition unknown
 Mongolia Civil Will-Green Party Junior party in coalition cabinet unknown in coalition since 2012
 Morocco Les Verts unknown unknown
 Mozambique Ecological Party of Mozambique unknown unknown
   Nepal Green Civil Society unknown
 Netherlands De Groenen Extraparliamentary opposition 1/26 seats in Water board Amstel, Gooi en Vecht
 Netherlands GroenLinks 4/150 seats in the House of Representatives, 4/75 seats in the Senate Junior coalition partner in Noord-Holland and Zeeland. It is represented in most municipalities, and has the largest group of councillors in Nijmegen. 2/26 seats in the European Parliament
 New Zealand Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand 14 MPs[9] sitting in opposition The party endorsed current mayor of Auckland Len Brown and is represented on Auckland and Wellington city councils.
 Niger Rassemblement pour un Sahel Vert unknown unknown
 Nigeria Green Party of Nigeria unknown unknown
 Norway Miljøpartiet De Grønne One MP sitting in opposition In coalition in Trondheim, represented in other big cities
 Pakistan Green Party of Pakistan unknown unknown
 Papua New Guinea Papua New Guinea Greens Extraparliamentary Opposition unknown
 Peru Partido Ecologista Alternative Verde del Peru unknown unknown
 Philippines Green Party of the Philippines (Partido Kalikasan) unknown unknown
 Poland Partia Zieloni Extraparliamentary opposition Represented in the regional parliaments of Silesia and West Pomerania, and the city councils of Warsaw and Opole
 Portugal Partido Ecologista Os Verdes Junior party in coalition cabinet in coalition in some municipalities (with Portuguese Communist Party)
 Romania Green Party of Romania in opposition unknown
 Russia Zelenaya Alternativa (GROZA) unknown unknown
 Rwanda Democratic Green Party of Rwanda unknown unknown
 Senegal Les Verts Extraparliamentary opposition unknown Represented in parliament between 2007 and 2012
 Sierra Leone Sierra Leone Green Party unknown unknown
 Slovakia Strana Zelenych na Slovensku/Green Party in Slovakia Extraparliamentary opposition unknown Represented in parliament between 1990 and 2002
 Slovenia Stranka mladih Slovenije/Youth Party of Slovenia Extraparliamentary opposition unknown
 Somalia Democratic Green Party of Somalia unknown unknown
 South Africa South African Green Alliance unknown unknown
 South Korea Green Party of Korea Extraparliamentary opposition unknown
 Spain Iniciativa per Catalunya Verds in opposition In coalition in Barcelona 3 deputies elected under the banner En Comú Podem
 Spain Equo in opposition In coalition in Madrid, Zaragoza, Valencia, A Coruña, Santiago de Compostela 3 deputies elected under the banner of Podemos
 Sweden Miljöpartiet de Gröna Junior party in coalition cabinet Represented in several municipalities, especially in urban areas.
  Switzerland Green Party of Switzerland in opposition Junior party in coalition cabinet in 7 cantons. Also in coalition in Bern, Geneva, Zurich, or Basel-City.
 Taiwan Green Party Taiwan Extraparliamentary opposition Represented in Taoyuan and Hsinchu County[10]
 Togo Afrique Togo Ecologie unknown unknown
 Tunisia Tunisie Verte Extraparliamentary opposition unknown
 Uganda Ecological Party of Uganda unknown unknown
 Ukraine Partija Zelenych Ukrajiny/Party of Greens of Ukraine Extraparliamentary opposition unknown
 United States Green Party of the United States Extraparliamentary opposition Represented on Minneapolis, Madison and Richmond city councils. The party used to be represented at the state level in Maine and Arkansas
 United Kingdom (EnglandWalesEngland and Wales) Green Party of England and Wales The party is represented in parliament by one MP and one life peer The party is in coalition in Stroud, and has large groups of councillors in Norwich, and Brighton and Hove. It also has 2 London AMs The party dominated the Brighton and Hove City Council between 2011 and 2015.
 United Kingdom( Scotland) Scottish Green Party Extraparliamentary opposition 2 MSPs. The party has 5 councillors in Glasgow and 6 in Edinburgh.
 Venezuela Movimiento Ecológico de Venezuela in opposition unknown
 Zambia National Revolution Green Party Zambia unknown unknown

Observers and associate member parties

Country Name Government Notes
 Australia Federation for a Democratic China, Australia unrepresented
 Azerbaijan Azerbaijan Greens in opposition
 Belarus Belarusian Party "The Greens" in opposition
 Bulgaria Zelenite/The Greens in opposition
 Costa Rica Cartago Green Party unknown
 Denmark Socialistisk Folkeparti in opposition in coalition 2011-14
 Dominican Republic Partido Verde Dominicano unknown
 French Guiana Les Verts de Guyane unknown
 Guatemala Partido Los Verdes de Guatemala unknown
   Nepal Hariyali Nepal Party unknown
 Nicaragua Verdes en Alianza unknown
 Philippines Philippines Greens unknown
 Russia Green Russia in opposition
 Serbia Zeleni Srbije/Greens of Serbia in opposition
 Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Green Alliance unknown

The Global Green Networks cooperates with the four continental Green Federations:

See also

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