The Track II Environmental Forum was initiated in 2016 to enable key civil society organizations and individuals who represent both state and non-state actors to discuss, negotiate, and develop practical cross-border strategies to facilitate formal and informal environmental agreements between Israel, Palestine and Jordan. The concept underlying the Track II Forum is a departure from traditional peace-building efforts in the region (Track I), which have aimed to establish over-arching peace agreements. We believe that by promoting initiatives taken at the professional level, we can catalyze positive change on the ground and in the political arena.
Track II Environmental Forum Event
The Arava Institute and the Oxford Martin School will host the 2nd annual Noam Segal memorial event on June 8, 2023. This year's event will focus on Applied Environmental Diplomacy: Democracy and Sustainability in the Jordan River Basin
INITIATIVES & WORKING GROUPS
The Track II Environmental Forum was initiated in 2016 to enable key civil society organizations and individuals who represent both state and non-state actors to
MEDIA COVERAGE
TIME FOR TRACK II DIPLOMACY By David Lehrer – The Jerusalem Post October 19th, 2017 “Nongovernmental organizations, which work cross-border between Israel and Palestine on