Agricultural Development and Environmental Protection in Transylvania.
Fundația ADEPT, founded in 2004, is a biodiversity conservation and rural development NGO based in Saschiz, Romania.
+40 (0) 265 711 635
Email: office@fundatia-adept.org
Fundatia ADEPT Transilvania
Str. Principală, 166, Saschiz, Mureș, 547510, România
Account name: Fundatia ADEPT Ltd
Sort code: 20-03-18
Account number: 00353329
IBAN: GB52 BARC 2003 1800 3533 29
SWIFT/BIC: BARCGB22
Bank name and address: Barclays, Market Square, Aylesbury
You can also send a cheque by post to The Secretary, Fundatia ADEPT Ltd, Upper Leigh Farm, East Knoyle, Salisbury SP3 6AP.
Since April 2004 people who complete a UK Self assessment tax return have been able to nominate a charity to receive all or part of any repayment due to them. IR Charities publish a list of participating charities from which donors can choose.
Fundatia ADEPT is registered as a charity in the UK (reg. no. 1121371) and therefore UK donations are eligible for tax relief under Gift Aid. The form that you need to complete for this simple process can be downloaded here and returned together with your donation.
Fundatia ADEPT is working in applied research in biodiversity conservation; working with farmers to help defend the long term survival of traditional small-scale communities; working with regional, local and central government to promote helpful policies; and working with other NGOs, community groups and the general public to spread the word about the social, cultural and biodiversity importance of these landscapes and their communities.
This is one of the last great European landscapes, a mosaic of rich habitats and rare animal and plant species including some of the finest wildflower-rich grasslands in Europe. The landscape is still a functioning ecology, man and nature in balance. This low-intensity sustainable agriculture is under threat, although it is increasingly relevant as a model in the world today. Only through the farmer and his continued management can this landscape be conserved.
Some of Europe’s most important cultural landscapes are found in Romania, especially Transylvania. These 'High Nature Value' landscapes provide good food and high local employment; they protect many aspects of local culture, and provide many other spiritual and environmental benefits for the wider European public. But they are under threat. It would be a tragedy to lose them now, just as their importance and irreplaceability is being understood.
Social Responsibility of Corporates can step in and recreate the balance towards a more sustainable future development.