WBB Trust Information

Our capacity building activities also include specific working skills, such as writing a newspaper article and organizing an event. In addition, WBB Trust regularly organizes in-house activities to increase the skills of our staff. Media work: WBB Trust works actively with the media in order to reach policymakers, specific target groups, and the general public. Our media approach includes organizing colorful demonstrations, writing articles for newspapers and magazines, sharing information with journalists, issuing press releases, organizing radio programs, and participating in TV talk shows. Publications and material development: In order to share our values and mission, to provide in-depth information on the issues on which we work, and to encourage people to join in our efforts, we regularly produce materials (stickers, leaflets, posters, billboards) and publications (reports, books, newsletters), which we distribute for free to policymakers, journalists, NGOs, and others. The focus of our publications is on highlighting effective solutions to problems. Networking: The success of our work depends on our ability to maintain a strong, active, and diverse network. It is of vital importance that we are able to connect people and organizations to work cooperatively towards a common goal. Our networking includes sharing resources, knowledge, and ideas with policymakers, NGOs, media, and civil society. We are pleased to be a drop-in centre where people from all over the country, from large and small organizations, journalists, academics, and "ordinary" individuals, all feel free to come and share ideas and approaches. Advocacy: We work closely with government officials, as well as NGO staff and media representatives, to support the adoption and implementation of policies to improve public health and the environment. Our advocacy work includes organizing seminars, writing letters and holding meetings with officials, and organizing signature and letter campaigns. Areas of work