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Redovna godišnja Skupština Udruge „Eco Hvar” 2024. godine

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ZAPISNIK sa 12. redovne godišnje skupštine udruge „ECO HVAR“ udruge za dobrobit ljudi, životinja i okoliša otoka Hvara, održane dana 04. lipnja 2025. godine u 17:00 sati u prostoriji „Splendida“ u Jelsi.

Prisutni: Vivian Grisogono - Predsjednica Udruge, Mladenka Babić, Olivera Beyer, Debora Bunčuga - članica nadzornog odbora, Marija Bunčuga - članica nadzornog odbora, Peter Elborn, Nada Kozulić, Ivana Kuhar, Nicholas Seed, Julie Tomlin

Odsutni članovi koji su ispričali svoj nedolazak: Dinka Barbić, Sara Radonić, Jasenka Splivalo, Wendy Zečić

Započeto u 17,30 sati.

Nakon utvrđivanje prisutnih i odsutnih članova, predsjednica Vivian Grisogono otvara skupštinu te predlaže :

DNEVNI RED

  1. Otvaranje Sjednice, utvrđivanje broja prisutnih članova, biranje zapisničara

  2. Usvajanje Zapisnika iz 11. Redovne godišnje skupštine

  3. Izvješće o radu udruge za 2024. godinu

  4. Usvajanje financijskog izvješča za 2024. godinu

  5. Donošenje plana rada udruge za 2025. godinu

  6. Razno

Ad 1) Predsjednica je utvrdila da skupštini prisustvuje dovoljan broj članova i da ima dovoljan broj glasova za donošenje valjanih odluka.

Za zapisničara je izabrana Debora Bunčuga

Ad 2) Usvajanje Zapisnika iz 11. Redovne godišnje skupštine

S osam glasova za i dva suzdržuna Skupština donosi sljedeću:

ODLUKU

USVAJA SE ZAPISNIK JEDANAESTE REDOVNE GODIŠNJE SKUPŠTINE

Ad 3) Izvješće o radu udruge u 2024. godini:

Za životinje - Molbe za pomoć ili savjet, pritužbe

Tijekom 2024. godine ljudi su nam se javljali s raznim pitanjima, uglavnom putem emaila ili Facebooka, povremeno i telefonom. Odgovaramo što je brže moguće, obično u roku od dana ili dva.

Primili smo gotovo 90 upita o životinjama i pticama u potrebi na Hvaru i drugdje u Hrvatskoj, uključujući Dubrovnik, Medulin, otok Brač i Samobor. Bilo je oko 52 upita ili prijava o napuštenim, gladnim ili ozljeđenim mačkama; oko 27 upita o napuštenim, izgubljenim, zlostavljanim ili zanemarenim psima; 7 o ozlijeđenim pticama i 1 o zanemarenom magarcu. Sa žaljenjem izvještavamo da neki ljudi još uvijek ubijaju životinje, posebno otrovom.

Kao i uvijek, pomogli smo koliko smo mogli, izravno ili neizravno. Na Hvaru ne postoji sklonište za mačke, pa se oslanjamo na volontere koji se brinu o potrebitim mačkama u njihovoj blizini. To se često postiže apelima za pomoć putem društvenih mreža. Psi lutalice ponekad se ponovno ujedine sa svojim vlasnicima putem društvenih mreža. Za napuštene ili zlostavljane pse prijavljujemo slučaj lokalnim komunalnim redarima, bez navođenja izvora informacije. U slučaju zlostavljanih ili zanemarenih životinja, pozivaju regionalnog veterinarskog inspektora: za Hvar inspektor mora doći iz Splita. Po potrebi, psi se prebacuju u Sklonište za životinje Beštie u Kaštelima. Troškove mogu pokriti lokalne vlasti ili u nekim slučajevima Eco Hvar. Često doprinosimo osobnom dostavom pasa u sklonište.

Ne objavljujemo sve naše aktivnosti jer se neka spašavanja životinja moraju provoditi diskretno, kako bismo zaštitili životinje a posebno ljude koji sudjeluju u njihovom spašavanju. 

Što se tiče trovanja, savjetujemo ljude o postupcima postupanja s njima i prijavljivanja policiji.

Ne objavljujemo sve naše aktivnosti jer se neka spašavanja životinja moraju provoditi diskretno (kako bismo zaštitili životinje, a posebno ljude koji sudjeluju u njihovom spašavanju).

Sterilizacija mačaka. Program sterilizacije koji financiraju lokalne vlasti nastavlja se, iako je nemoguće pokriti potrebe cijelog otoka. Sućuraj posebno predstavlja poteškoću zbog svoje izoliranosti.

Hranilišta za mačke. Kao što je izviješteno prošle godine, pojavili su se problemi s hranilištima za mačke. Nove kućice za mačke izradila je Iva Mihanović, kojoj dugujemo veliku zahvalnost. One sprječavaju prolaznike da pojedu svu hranu te su premještene na relativno sigurna mjesta, dvije u Jelsi i po jedna u Pitvama i Zavali. Budući da su huligani uništili posebne 'kućice za mačke' na parkiralištu u Jelsi, rješenje je pronađeno stvaranjem 'sigurnih zona' za mačke korištenjem starih materijala koji su do sada preživjeli.

Zahvaljujemo mnogim ljudima koji tiho i dosljedno hrane ulične mačke u svom mjestu. Kad god možemo, doniramo kvalitetnu suhu hranu kako bismo im pomogli kada je to potrebno.

Dobre vijesti. Nosimo se s mnogim tragičnim situacijama vezanim uz životinje. Svaki mali uspjeh je dobrodošao. Povremeno postoje zaista dirljivi rezultati. Priča o Lassie - Lele iz 2024. bila je jedna takva. Ova mlada kujica napuštena je u Jelsi sa zakržljalim stražnjim nogama, jedva je mogla hodati. Nakon što smo je prebacili u sklonište Beštie, vrlo brzo je pronašla novi dom u Zagrebu, gdje od tada napreduje, unatoč dugotrajnom liječenju od lišmanioze. Iznimno smo zahvalni Zlatki što ju je spasila s ulice i Lele dala novi život. Sova Floof još je jedna sretna priča: siroče kao beba, Jana ga je primila, hranila i njegovala u Dolu, uz Normanovu podršku, sve do dana kada je mogao odletjeti i normalno živjeti. Prekrasan primjer trijumfa bezuvjetne ljubavi!

Za okoliš
Pesticidi. Neprestano smo nastavili promicati inicijative za zaštitu okoliša i zdravlja na međunarodnoj, nacionalnoj i lokalnoj razini. Nema puno razloga za optimizam. Kao što je prošle godine izviješteno, članovima Odbora EU za okoliš i nadležnim tijelima u Hrvatskoj pripremljen je i predstavljen cjelovit dosje o nedostacima sustava EU-a i nacionalnih sustava za odobravanje, stavljanje u promet i kontrolu upotrebe pesticida; osobno je predstavljen ministru zdravstva Viliju Berošu u listopadu 2023. Šokantno je da je samo jedan zastupnik EU-a imao manire pristojno potvrditi primitak materijala.

Vidljivost u medijima. U 2024.g. naša dugoročna suradnja s novinarom Mirkom Crnčevićem se nastavila i smo mu naravno kao i uvijek zahvalni za razumijevanje naših ciljeva i njegov odlično odrađeni posao u širenju istih u javnost. Objavljeni tekstovi u lokalnim novinama Slobodna Dalmacija: „Napustila je Englesku zbog Hvara, a onda počela spašavati magarce" (12.05.2024.); „Dalmatinac pronašao sto vrsta prekrasnih orhideja!" (14.04.2024.); „Globalno zagrijavanje pridonosi širenju lišmanioze” (13.04.2024.)

Facebook. Zahvaljujemo se Dinki Barbić i Sari Radonić na vođenju naše Facebook stranice, koju koristimo za objaviti vijesti i tražiti pomoć za životinje s potrebama i redovno objavljujemo upozorenja o akcijama zamagljivanja na hrvatskom i engleskom jeziku. Uz to prenosimo članke od interesa vezane uz naše ciljeve.

Portal www.eco-hvar.com: nastavili smo s ažuriranjem informacija o nuspojavama pesticida i njihovog statusa odobrenja, uz članke o lijepotama našeg otoka.

Financijsko izvješće.
Rezime financijske situacije udruge u 2024. godini, pokazuje da je Udruga ostvarila prihode od 1,900.53 €, u izvještajnom razdoblju i rashode od 2.638,76 €. Stanje računa na dan 01.01.2024. godine iznosilo je 2116,56 €. koliko je preneseno iz prethodne godine. Stanje računa na dan 31.12.2024. godine iznosilo je 1382,14 €.

Skupština donosi jednoglasno sljedeći:

ODLUKU

USVAJA SE FINANCIJSKO IZVJEŠĆE ZA 2024. GODINU.

Ad 5. Program rada za 2025. godinu.

Naši ciljevi su još uvijek isti, i u skladu s njima nastavljamo naš rad.

i. Nastavit ćemo kampanju za zaštitu okoliša i smanjenje upotrebe pesticida.

ii. Nastavit ćemo s edukativnim aktivnostima s ciljem upozoravanja ljudi na štete i opasnosti otrova i pesticida.

iii. Pokušat ćemo organizirati aktivnosti kako bismo uključili mlade u brigu za hvarski okoliš i životinje. 

iv.Nastavit ćemo ulagati sve napore kako bismo pomogli životinjama u nevolji na Hvaru i drugdje.

v. Nastavit ćemo podržavati inicijative eko-turizma

vi. Nastavit ćemo lobiranje za prave prolaze i uvjete za invalide u Jelsi.

vi. Nastavit ćemo suradnju sa sličnim međunarodnim i domaćim udrugama, koje djeluju kako na lokalnoj razini tako i na razini cijele države.

Skupština donosi jednoglasno sljedeću:

ODLUKU

USVAJA SE PROGRAM RADA ZA 2025. GODINU.

Ad 6. Razno.

Vođena je opća rasprava o temama od obostranog interesa, uključujući važnost uključivanja mladih u aktivnosti za životinje i okoliš, probleme upotrebe pesticida i troškove sterilizacija mačaka.  

Skupštinu je zaključila Predsjednica Vivian Grisogono : Hvala svima koji su pomogli! Mi iz Udruge Eco Hvar smo vrlo zahvalni svim donatorima i onima koji su dali potporu udruzi na bilo koji način tijekom 2024. god. Svim prisutnima Predsjednica se zahvalila na učestvovanju na Skupštini i posebice na iznesenim prijedlozima za poboljšanje rada Udruge.

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Debora Bunčuga                                                               Vivian Grisogono MA(Oxon)

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