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| Abbreviation | APGF |
|---|---|
| Formation | 14 June 2015; 9 years ago (2015-06-14) |
| Type | International nongovernmental organization |
| Legal status | Federation |
| Purpose | Regional network ofgreen political parties and organizations |
| Headquarters | 2/97 Northbourne Avenue, Turner, ACT Australia |
Region served | Asia-Pacific |
| Membership | 21 parties[1] |
Convenor | Tika Dhoj Bhandari Erum Saleem Khan[2] |
General Secretary | Pefi Kingi |
Treasure | Sue Etheridge |
Main organ | APGF Council |
| Website | www |
TheAsia Pacific Greens Federation(APGF), formerly theAsia Pacific Greens Network, is a federation of national Green parties and related organisations in countries in thePacific Ocean andAsia, and is one of the four Federations that constitute theGlobal Greens.
The Federation's purpose is to promote and implement theGlobal Greens Charter by providing and promoting support to, coordination of, and collaboration between its member Green political parties.
The Federation is governed by APGF Council, which meets monthly and serves as the Board of Directors, and APGF Congress, which meets approximately every 5 years. APGF is led by two co-Convenors, the General Secretary, and the Treasurer. Along with other members appointed by APGF Council, these officers comprise the Management and Administration Committee, which oversees day-to-day operations.
The third Asia-Pacific Greens Congress was held inWellington,New Zealand from June 12–14, 2015. One of the greatest achievements of the Congress was adoption of the Asia-Pacific Greens Federation Constitution. Adoption of the new Constitution marked the beginning of the Asia-Pacific Greens Federation, with a new structure and governance provisions reflecting its role within the international Green movement.[3]
Full member[4] parties:
Thailand
Australia:
Bangladesh:
India:
Iraq:
Japan:
Lebanon:
Mongolia:
Nepal:
New Zealand:
Pakistan:
South Korea:
Taiwan:Associate member[4] parties:
Indonesia:
Jordan:
Palestine:
Philippines:
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