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IFGC 70 spans Countries with 5 New Country Green Crescents

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01.04.2026

IFGC 70 spans Countries with 5 New Country Green Crescents

The International Federation of Green Crescent (IFGC) has further strengthened its global presence through new Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) signed in Uruguay, Colombia, Ingushetia, Romania, and Singapore, marking an important step in the Federation’s expansion across 70 countries.

In Uruguay, Colombia, Ingushetia, and Singapore, the MoUs were signed with designated country focal points, initiating the establishment processes of Country Green Crescents. These agreements represent the beginning of structured efforts to build locally rooted civil society organizations aligned with the Green Crescent model.

In Romania, the MoU was signed with Asociația Aer Pur Romania, an established civil society organization active in the field of public health. Through this partnership, the organization has joined the IFGC network and committed to expanding its work across the five key areas of addiction—tobacco, alcohol, substance use, gambling, and technology—while aligning with IFGC’s holistic and evidence-based approach.

Through prevention and rehabilitation-focused efforts, IFGC continues to foster coordinated, sustainable, and locally driven responses to addiction, reinforcing its mission to unite and empower civil society worldwide.

 

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The Green Crescent Addiction Prevention Practitioner Training Program (TBM) was successfully held in Baku, Azerbaijan, from 22 to 25 June 2026, through the collaboration of the International Federation of Green Crescent (IFGC), the Turkish Green Crescent Society, the Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (TİKA), the Turkish Maarif Foundation, and the Green Crescent Azerbaijan (Zərərli Vərdişlərə Qarşı İctimai Birliyi). Conducted in Turkish over four days at the Baku International Maarif Schools Youth Campus, the training program brought together 81 participants, including teachers, school psychologists, orphanage volunteers, and dormitory supervisors, with the aim of strengthening their knowledge and practical skills in addiction prevention. The comprehensive curriculum covered a wide range of topics, including the The Green Crescent Addiction Prevention Training Program (TBM), contemporary trends in addiction, adult education methodologies, principles of effective prevention practices, and substance- and behavior-related addictions, including alcohol, tobacco, drugs, technology, and gambling. The program also featured practice-oriented training sessions designed to enhance participants' capacity to implement prevention activities within their communities. Coordinated by the International Federation of Green Crescent and delivered by expert trainers from the Turkish Green Crescent Society, the program provided an important platform for strengthening professional competencies, promoting evidence-based prevention approaches, and encouraging the exchange of knowledge and experience among practitioners. Beyond enhancing individual capacities, the training represented another significant milestone in fostering international cooperation in the field of addiction prevention. By bringing together institutions and practitioners from different sectors, the program contributed to the development of a shared prevention perspective and reinforced collaborative efforts to build healthier and addiction-free communities. The trained practitioners are expected to deliver addiction prevention awareness sessions across Azerbaijan, helping to strengthen prevention efforts at the community level.

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