campaigns in Central and Eastern Europe and helped establish Greenpeace's regional headquarters in Poland and Hungary. Hojsík also worked on environmental policy issues, the implementation of the Aarhus Convention and the pollution of the Danube river. From 2005 to 2009, he worked as an activist for Greenpeace International, dealing with cases such as illegal exports of electrical waste to Asia (China, India, Pakistan) and Africa (Ghana, Nigeria), as well as budget planning, management and training of volunteers. From 2009 to January 2013, he was in charge of managing the water management project for Greenpeace International based in the Netherlands. In this position, he created the multi-year strategy for the Greenpeace Detox campaign. In 2011 and 2012, he ran the Greenpeace Shop Window. He also worked at Greenpeace International as a campaign consultant and led training in this area. ActionAid International From 2013 to 2015, he worked at ActionAid International, based in Johannesburg. He developed and managed the Tax Power Multi Country Campaign, which was focused on promoting change in tax laws in developing countries. He coordinated communication with civic initiatives, trade unions, policy makers, and international institutions. FOUR PAWS Since 2015, he has been the Chief Programme officer and executive board member of FOUR PAWS, an animal rights organization that seeks to eliminate mistreatment of animals and animal cruelty. During his days in FOUR PAWS, Hojsík was responsible for the organization and implementation of program related strategies, projects, campaigns and their respective monitoring, evaluation and controlling. For example, he launched a campaign to help bears, which included the establishment of shelters for bears, which are often kept in inappropriate conditions despite the laws. Career in politics Martin Hojsík has become politically involved in 2000 as a member of Small Grants committee at Slovak Ministry of Environment. In the years 2002 - 2006, he was a member of Advisory Committee to the Environment Committee of Slovak Parliament. As a member of National convent of SR on EU, in 2004 he coordinated a campaign aimed at toxic chemicals. In the years 2003 - 2004, as held a position of a member of National Coordination Committee of Initial assistance to the Slovak Republic to meet its obligations under the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs). In 2015, he was a member of state delegation at the 3rd UN Conference on Financing for Development. In 2016, he joined the board of OZ Progressive