Global Greens

[3] Petra Kelly, a German ecofeminist activist, is often cited as one of the first thinkers and leaders of the green politics movement.

[3] The Global Greens Charter is the guiding document that establishes the principles and "core values" to which member parties and associated organizations should attempt to adhere.

[6] It sets out global principles that cross boundaries to bind Greens from around the world together: Priorities outlined in the Charter include reforming the dominant economic model, tackling climate change, ending the hunger crisis, promoting vibrant democracy, working for peace, protecting biodiversity.

[8] The makeup of this committee stems from three elected members from each of the four regional federations, supported by three alternates who can stand in when needed.

The Global Greens have held five Congresses since 2001 in various locations around the world: The Global Greens strives to achieve regional diversity and representation, encouraging Congress locations to represent the wide geographical spread of the organization's member parties and organizations.

Milne was appointed as Global Greens Ambassador in recognition of her considerable expertise in climate change and as an elected member of state and federal parliaments, including as Leader of the Australian Greens.

Petra Kelly , a German ecofeminist and green politics thinker who founded the German Green Party in 1980
Federation of Young European Greens demonstration in Copenhagen , during the Climate Summit 2009.
At least one full member party supports or participates in national government.
At least one full member party is present in the national legislature.
At least one full member party is present.
At least one associate member party is present.
Jill Stein and Ajamu Baraka in August 2016.
Bob Brown at a climate change rally in Melbourne on 5 July 2008
Frank Habineza , Leader of the African Greens Federation since 2008.
Femke Halsema , 2010; mayor of Amsterdam since 2018