|
|
       |
Lithuania Lithuanian National Coordinator Russian National Coordinator Information Specialist Russian National Consultant
Tomsk Regional Coordinator Tomsk Regional Consultant Many thanks to Original Project Director (1999 - 2002) Project Consultant Mr.
Kritkausky co-founded ECOLOGIA in 1989, and is the organization's executive
director. He has a BA from
the University of Pennsylvania, an MA from the State University of New
York (SUNY) at Binghamton, and completed all but the dissertation for
his PhD at SUNY. He has
been involved in the environmental movement in the US since 1982, and
in the international sphere since 1988.
He has traveled extensively in the former Soviet Union and Central
and Eastern Europe, and has published articles and papers on international
environmental issues, and is frequently a presenter at conferences.
Last updated: November 2004 Please
make comments & report problems to the Webmaster |
Ms. Zabuliene graduated from the humanities faculty of Vilnius University in Kaunas, Lithuania. She has experience working with the media: she worked as a reporter for the newspaper Laikinoji Sostine in Kaunas and as both a reporter and editor at Vakaru Ekspresas in Klaipeda. In addition, she has worked with public relations at both Lithuanian and American firms. She speaks Lithuanian, Russian, English, and Polish. Ms. Zabuliene joined the Nuclear Communities in Transition project in February 2002.
Ms.
Deryabina was trained as a psychologist, and graduated from Moscow State
University.
Ms. Harash is currently
completing her law degree at the Russian State University for Humanities' Department of Law. She also works as the
Information Specialist of ISAR's Caspian program. In addition, Ms. Harash has completed several
specialized practica in law and information,
including at the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation and the
Moscow Municipal Duma, as well as in the business sector. Ms. Harash began volunteer work for the Nuclear
Communities in Transition project in 2000, and joined as a staff member in November 2001. She speaks Russian and
English. Her personal interests include music, poetry, skiing, tennis, swimming, nature, pets, and traveling.
Dr.
Khotuleva received her PhD from the Russian Academy of Science's N.D.Zelinsky
Institute of Organic Chemistry in Moscow. Dr. Khotuleva is the Director
of Moscow Public Environmental Review Centre and the Chairperson of the
Ecoline Board. She has consulted on many environmentally-oriented projects
during the last decade. Her field of expertise is public participation
in decision-making and water quality issues. She has authored and co-authored
a number of publications on information dissemination, establishing public
dialog, Public Environmental Review, Environmental Impact Assessment and
Strategic Assessment. Also she acts as a trainer and project manager in
ECOLOGIA/Ecoline projects on Environmental Management and Environmental
Assessment topics. Dr. Khotuleva has worked for ECOLOGIA since 1994, and
for ECOLINE since 1995.
Mr.
Dmitriev is a member of 
Mr.
Zubkov is the head of the radiation control department in the Tomsk Oblast
Committee of Natural Resources (former regional Goscomecologia department).
He is a well-known specialist in the field and a respectable member of
local community in Tomsk. His field of expertise is radiation control
measures and equipment. He has more then 25 publications on the topic.
He acted as a Public Environmental Review consultant and made a number
of public statements in the local media and at events, concerning the
activities of the Siberian Chemical Combine and situation with radioactive
contamination in the Tomsk region. 
Dr.
Cherp received his Diploma with Distinction in Applied Physics and Mathematics
(an internationally recognized MS degree analogue) from the Moscow Institute
of Physics and Technology, Faculty of Physical and Chemical Biology; Department
of Environmental Problems.