Marie Jamie, Energy Globe Award Founder Wolfgang Neumann, and Carline
The ENERGY GLOBE AWARD makes an invaluable contribution to building awareness regarding energy efficiency and climate protection and points the way to future solutions. Haitian Community Development Project, Inc. or HCDP's submitted project, “Waste Management/Incinerator for Haiti”, for the ENERGY GLOBE Award 2007 was among a total of 853 projects from 109 nations. HCDP was recently informed that the International Jury has judged the submission as the "honorary national winner for Haiti.
HCDP and Carline Seide-Murphy would like to acknowledge and thank Penelope Queen, Naomi DelaRosa, Rev. Leif Erickson, Rev. David McMillan and the whole congregation of the First Presbyterian Church in Hudson for their support, . It is
their generous contributions and the funds from the Presbytery Committee on the Self Development of People or SDOP that made the visit to Belgium for the Energy Globe Award possible. We would also like to acknowledge the Haitian Ambassador to Brussels, Mr. Raymond Lafontant, Jr., for making our visit to Brussels a safe, enjoyable and rewarding one. We wouldn't have been able to visit the Atomium, the art gallery and other sites in Brussels if it weren't for him. Thankyou to Intercity Consulting, BJorn Hultin, for being there for us at the European Parliament. Finally, we would like to thank Christoph Winterbacher, Project Manager, ENERGY GLOBE, for his patience, consideration and understanding. And to Barbara Hobl, Konzeption & Organisation, Energy Globe, for her patience and support during the early stage of submission. Thanks to you all.
Haitian Ambassador to Brussels, Raymond Lafontant, with Marie Jamie and Carline.
HCDP receiving the Honorary National Winner for Haiti Certificate at Energy Globe Awards in Brussels
Carline with Albina Ruiz, from Peru and winner of the globe for her waste management project in Peru.
HCDP and Carline Seide-Murphy would like to acknowledge and thank Penelope Queen, Naomi DelaRosa, Rev. Leif Erickson, Rev. David McMillan and the whole congregation of the First Presbyterian Church in Hudson for their support, . It is
