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Government Us Ngos:     more books (56)

Megacommunities: How Leaders of Government, Business and Non-Profits Can Tackle Today's Global Challenges Together by Mark Gerencser, Reginald Van Lee, et all 2008-03-18 Paved with Good Intentions: The NGO Experience in North Korea International Institutions and National Policies by Xinyuan Dai, 2007-10-31 Non-Governmental Organizations in China: The Rise of Dependent Autonomy by Yiyi Lu, 2008-12-27 Social Capital and Associations in European Democracies: A comparative Analysis by William A. Maloney, 2009-01-28 Democracy Beyond Borders: Justice and Representation in Global Institutions by Andrew Kuper, 2004-11-18 The International Olympic Committee and the Olympic System: The Governance of World Sport by Brenda Kübler-Mabbott, 2008-12-30 A History of Organized Labor in Cuba by Robert J. Alexander, 2002-11-30 Transnational Private Governance and its Limits by Andreas N?lke, 2009-01-23 Democracy and the Role of Associations by Sigrid Rossteutscher, 2007-03-30 The United Nations and Democracy in Africa: Labyrinths of Legitimacy by Zo? Wilson, 2009-01-22 Global Environmental Institutions by Elizabeth R. DeSombre, 2010-05-05 Political Ethics and the United Nations: Dag Hammarskj?ld as Secretary-General by Manuel Fr?hlich, 2009-01-23 A Crisis of Global Institutions?: Multilateralism and International Security by Edward Newman, 2009-03-28

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21. [APGR-list] WCAR Onsite Report US NGOs Condemn US Delegation’s
    us NGO representatives also denounced us government for sending a very juniordelegation. This, despite their demands to the us government to send a high  
    http://www.isiswomen.org/womenet/lists/apgr-list/archive/msg00219.html
    
    Extractions: Date Prev Date Next Thread Prev Thread Next ... Thread Index http://www.isiswomen.org/womenet/lists/apgr-list/archive Prev by Date: [APGR-list] WCAR Onsite Report on the NGO Closing Next by Date: [APGR-list] WCAR Onsite Report: Neglect of youth issues draws criticism Prev by thread: [APGR-list] WCAR Onsite Report on the NGO Closing Next by thread: [APGR-list] WCAR Onsite Report: Neglect of youth issues draws criticism Index(es): Date Thread

22. Palestinian Refugees And NGOs Boycott Aid Of The US Government And USAID
    assistance and funds provided directly or indirectly by the us government and its 2)Communique issued by the Palestinian NGO Network (PNGO) PNGO convened a  
    http://www.badil.org/Resources/War_Crimes/Jenin/BADIL Press Releases/press250-02
    
    Extractions: Jenin al-Qassam, the site of the massacre, heralds the voice of Palestinian sacrifice and dignity from among the stench of the war crimes committed in this steadfast and heroic camp. In each Palestinian town, village and refugee camp, this voice is carried by our determination to survive, to challenge the policy of genocide, to rise above the dust of destruction and to remain steadfast in pride. Despite the bloody crime and despite the silence of the world, there is no surrender. The people of the Jenin refugee camp have refused to receive the aid sent to them by the US government and its agency USAID. The massacre was committed with US approval and weapons, which killed our people and fighters and destroyed our homes, are weapons made in the United States. The crime committed is large and extensive. Its traces cannot be erased by the aid and assistance which is now being provided in order to humiliate our people and to desecrate the blood of our martyrs. All our greetings and all our respect to the people of Jenin, who have returned this aid to its owners, partners in the crime.

23. American Birding Association Links: Government Organizations
    LINKS ORGANIZATIONS. government Organizations / ngos – us / Canada. We dependon users to help us keep the information on these pages upto-date.  
    http://www.americanbirding.org/abalinks/linkspage1c.htm
    
    Extractions: LINKS: ORGANIZATIONS We depend on users to help us keep the information on these pages up-to-date. Please email the webmaster with your feedback or submission (follow the format below). Biological Resources Division, US Geological Survey Includes the National Biological Information Infrastructure (NBII) which provides information on and access to biological databases, information products, directories, and guides maintained by federal, state, and local government agencies, and private organizations. Bureau of Land Management The BLM administers public lands within a framework of numerous laws (the most comprehensive of these being the Federal Land Policy and Management Act of 1976). Its mission is to sustain the health, diversity and productivity of the public lands for the use and enjoyment of present and future generations.

24. AMERICAN COMPANIES AND NON-GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS (NGOs)
    us COMPANIES AND NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS (ngos). WITH REPRESENTATIONIN PRIMORSKY KRAI, KAMCHATKA, AND MAGADAN. Updated November 2002.  
    http://bisnis.doc.gov/bisnis/country/021204uscos_rfe.htm
    
    Extractions: U.S. COMPANIES AND NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS (NGOs) WITH REPRESENTATION IN PRIMORSKY KRAI, KAMCHATKA, AND MAGADAN Updated: November 2002 This list is verified by the BISNIS Representative in Vladivostok for information purposes only and does not constitute an endorsement of any firm. U.S. companies may submit information for new entries or to update existing entries to Ellen House, BISNIS Washington, DC, at Ellen_House@ita.do c .gov KAMCHATKA Private Enterprises DALTELECOM INTERNATIONAL 7 Pobedy Ave. Konstantin Gogolev Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, Russia 683036 Director Tel: (7-4152) 233-465, 292-921 Fax: (7-4152) 115-100, 115-002 A branch of Khabarovsk joint venture, providing telecommunications, international phone/fax services, including cellular services in Khabarovsk, Petropavlovsk-Kamchatskiy and Blagoveschensk. 56 Leninskaya Street Boris S. Spektr Petropavlovsk-Kamchatskiy, Russia 683001 Director Tel: (7-4152) 112-036; Fax: (7-41522) 596-03 E-mail: kamalas@mail.kamchatka.ru U.S. Office: 210 E. Bluff Road

25. US NGOs Criticise Bush Lobbying On EU’s Chemicals Review
    us ngos criticise Bush lobbying on EU’s chemicals review. Last modified on October1st 2003. The us government is lobbying the European Union on behalf of the  
    http://www.epha.org/a/790
    
    Extractions: The US government is lobbying the European Union on behalf of the US chemical industry to weaken new EU chemicals policy, says a new report by the Environmental Health Fund. Read the report , or a letter calling on the Bush Administration to stop this lobbying signed by 70 public interest groups, including Health Care Without Harm.

26. DIOXIN: Request For Help Of U.S. NGOs By IPEN Colleague In Russia
    I am sending the names and addresses of the us government representatives who fromElena Kolpakova XMozilla-Status2 00000000 To the us ngos Dear activists  
    http://lists.essential.org/dioxin-l/msg01369.html

27. U.S. EPA Administrator Carol Browner Meets Chinese NGOs
    the us environmental protection movement that came into being on the first EarthDay stood on three legs the government, including congress; ngos sometimes in  
    http://www.usembassy-china.org.cn/sandt/Epangoca.htm
    
    Extractions: An April 1999 report from U.S. Embassy Beijing E PA Administrator Carol Browner, and several U.S. NGO representatives accompanying her, met representatives from Chinese and international NGOs on March 23 at the Sino-Japanese Environmental Friendship Center. Each of the Chinese (such as Friends of Nature, Global Village, and the China Environmental Protection Industry Association) and international NGOs (including the World Wildlife Fund, Wetlands International, and the Television Trust of the Environment) discussed their work. End summary. Friends of Nature Liang Congjie, founder and leader of the Friends of Nature, a wildlife protection group, discussed the founding of Friends of Nature as China’s first NGO. Liang mentioned several wildlife conservation efforts supported by the Friends of Nature such as the Summer 1996 Green Camp that highlighted the destruction of the virgin forest habitat of the Golden Monkey, tree planting campaigns and the campaign now underway to stop the poaching of the Tibetan Antelope in western China and international sales of its shatoosh wool of the Tibetan Antelope. The animals are killed in Qinghai or Tibet, 150 grams of very fine wool is obtained from each animal, the shatoosh wool is woven in Kashmir, and the sweaters are sold on the international market for USD 17,000 said Liang.

28. PRC Environmental NGOs Part V: China Energy Research Society
    Like so many other government sponsored ngos , CERS is seminars with foreign governments,ngos, and private society has cooperated with the us Department of  
    http://www.usembassy-china.org.cn/sandt/WATT5.htm
    
    Extractions: Summary: the China Energy Research Society (CERS) is a national government "NGO". Established in 1981, CERS primarily conducts background research for governmental energy policy. To further its goal of promoting sustainable energy development and improving overall energy efficiency, the Society also organizes international seminars. The Society invites foreign governments and companies to China and sends delegations of Chinese experts abroad to exchange technical and academic information. Most of its 22,000 members are government officials or technical experts who provide analytical research in the field of energy development for government policymakers. U.S. Embassy Beijing Environment, Science and Technology section intern and assistant met with the Deputy Secretary-General and an engineer responsible for international affairs of CERS. Although individually registered with the Ministry of Civil Affairs in 1980, CERS is actually one of the 165 subsidiary organization of the China Association for Science and Technology (CAST). Unlike other Chinese environmental NGOS previous discussed such as the China Association of Urban Environmental Sanitation, or the China Association for Chemical Pollution Prevention and control, the CERS is not directly affiliated with any one ministry of the central government bureaucracy. The society therefore prides itself in its ability to remain objective and politically neutral in its policy recommendations. The society's representatives accused other groups associated with specific government departments of pandering to their central government overseers by presenting biased recommendations and reports. CERS objectivity, however, is still limited to the extent that the group does rely on the state for some of its funding.

29. The Globe And Mail
    gave a speech blasting us ngos for failing to play a role many of them didn t realizethey had been assigned doing public relations for the us government.  
    http://www.globeandmail.com/servlet/ArticleNews/TPStory/LAC/20030620/CONAOMI20/T

30. ENN News Story - Business, Labor, NGOs, And Government Find Common Ground To Pro
    us government must work harder to promote responsible behavior by firms operatingoverseas. The study group included leaders from Fortune 500 companies, ngos,  
    http://www.enn.com/news/2003-11-19/s_10321.asp
    
    Extractions: Site Index: Home News ENN Earthnews Affiliates News In-Depth Topics Interact Online Quizzes Postcards Marketplace Business Center Store Advanced Search Advertise Join ENN e-mail Subscription Take our Survey Affiliate Tech Center Post Press Release Help About ENN Site Map Business, labor, NGOs, and government find common ground to promote corporate social responsibility But a diverse study group convened by the Frank Hawkins Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise, Washington Center, agreed that the U.S. government has a national and foreign policy interest in promoting global corporate social responsibility (CSR). To stimulate a discussion among policy-makers and the public, the study group found common ground on 18 recommendations around the following themes:

31. AEGiS-Reuters US NGOs Attacks Bush Foreign Assistance Policy
    us ngos Attacks Bush Foreign Assistance Policy doing overseas relief work, was scathingin its criticism, particularly of the us government s tendency to view  
    http://www.aegis.com/news/re/2003/RE031034.html
    
    Extractions: Sue Pleming WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The biggest alliance of U.S.-based international aid groups called Friday for a drastic overhaul of the Bush administration's foreign assistance policy, which they said was incoherent, politicized and lacking coordination. InterAction, which represents 160 groups doing overseas relief work, was scathing in its criticism, particularly of the U.S. government's tendency to view foreign assistance "through a national security lens" since the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks. "The administration has increasingly turned its attention to development assistance as a tool of the war on terrorism," InterAction said in a policy paper. InterAction represents a broad range of groups with vastly different political views, religious beliefs and goals. Oxfam, CARE, Catholic Relief Services, World Vision, Refugees International and MercyCorps are among the members. "InterAction ... calls for a comprehensive review of U.S. foreign assistance programs, which we think is long overdue," said Mary McClymont, CEO of InterAction.

32. Gov T Fails To Make Anti-Retroviral Drugs Available - NGOs
    but they are very expensive, costing between 40 and 200 us dollars a month. NGOsbelieve that the shortage can be reversed if the government acquires cheaper  
    http://www.aegis.com/news/ips/2002/IP021019.html
    
    Extractions: Rosemary Nalisa WINDHOEK, Oct 22 (IPS) - Rights and AIDS support groups in Namibia have accused the government of failure to make anti-retroviral drugs available to people living with HIV/AIDS. But Dr. Libertine Amathila, the Minister of Health and Social Services, has denied that the government is applying delaying tactics in making the drugs available to those in need in Namibia. She says Namibia has signed an agreement with the government of Brazil to supply anti-retroviral drugs to prevent HIV transmission from parent-to-child. "We need proper planning to ensure a continuous supply of medicine to each patient who start taking the drugs, as any interruption in the treatment will only lead to the development and spread of resistant virus strains, which are more difficult to treat," says Amathila. Namibia, which is one of the hardest hit by the epidemic in Africa, is lagging behind in making anti-retroviral drugs available to people living with HIV/AIDS. Namibia recorded its first HIV case in 1989 and since then more than 230,000 people have been infected, out of a population of 1.8 million. Last year alone, Namibia recorded 30,000 AIDS-related deaths. But, AIDS support groups believe that the figure is just the tip of the iceberg.

33. US Women Connect
    of national and local women’s ngos have come this country, which are outlined inthe us Women’s network to strengthen efforts for government accountability  
    http://www.uswc.org/women2000.html
    
    Extractions: Platform for Action , which was adopted by the 189 governments represented at the Conference obliging governments to empower women in 12 critical areas. The Platform for Action was the result of a two-year process that included meetings at the community, national and international level and which engaged thousands of women in the policy-making process, many for the first time. The Platform is not legally binding, but sets forth goals to sere as a guide for improving the lives of women and girls. The role of governments is to implement the Platform; the role of non-government organizations (NGOs) is to hold them accountable, and to assist governments in implementation. The Platform for Action is an important tool for NGO's efforts to promote the advancement of women.

34. BURUNDI-TANZANIA US NGOs Concerned Over Voluntary Repatriation
    NAIROBI, 15 May 2002 (IRIN) A group of 10 American ngos have expressed United NationsHigh Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and the us government, the group  
    http://www.irinnews.org/report.asp?ReportID=27780

35. PAI: Resources: Global Gag Rule Guide - Introduction
    us ngos can continue to perform, counsel, refer, or advocate on abortion with fundsfrom nonus government sources without risking their eligibility to receive  
    http://www.populationaction.org/resources/publications/globalgagrule/
    
    Extractions: Global Gag Rule: History and Resource Library O n January 22, 2001—his second day in office and the anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court’s 1973 Roe v. Wade decision legalizing abortion—President George W. Bush announced the reinstatement of the restrictions on overseas health care organizations in effect during the mid-1980s and early 1990s, commonly known then as the “Mexico City Policy." The policy reversal has potentially serious ramifications for the future of U.S. support for international family planning and reproductive health programs around the world. Now referred to by family planning supporters as the global gag rule , the restrictions prohibit U.S. assistance for family planning from being provided to foreign non-governmental organizations (NGOs) that use funding from any other source to perform abortion in cases other than a threat to the life of the woman, rape, or incest; to provide counseling and referral for abortion; or to lobby to make abortion legal or more available in their own country. U.S. NGOs can continue to perform, counsel, refer, or advocate on abortion with funds from non-U.S. government sources without risking their eligibility to receive U.S. family planning assistance.

36. Bush Administration Declares War On NGOs
    gave a speech blasting us ngos for failing to play a role many of them didn t realisethey had been assigned doing public relations for the us government.  
    http://www.organicconsumers.org/corp/bush_ngos.cfm
    
    Extractions: Homepage BUSH ADMINISTRATION DECLARES WAR ON NGO'S, MUST ACT AS "ARM OF THE U.S GOVERNMENT" NAOMI KLEIN, THE GUARDIAN : The Bush administration has found its next target for pre-emptive war, but it's not Iran, Syria or North Korea. Not yet anyway. Before launching any new foreign adventures, the Bush gang has some homeland housekeeping to take care of: it is going to sweep up those pesky non-governmental organisations that are helping to turn world opinion against U.S. bombs and brands. The war on NGOs is being fought on two clear fronts. One buys the silence and complicity of mainstream humanitarian and religious groups by offering lucrative reconstruction contracts. The other marginalises and criminalises more independent-minded NGOs by claiming that their work is a threat to democracy. The U.S. Agency for International Development (USaid) is in charge

37. International NGOs
    United Nations, nongovernmental organizations (ngos) and human Coalition ProvisionalAuthorities (CPA) (the us occupiers shadow government in Iraq  
    http://www.actionla.org/Iraq/IraqReport/ngo.html
    
    Extractions: Each Costs $15.00 USD (The sales will benefits ActionLA and PeaceNoWar.net) Despite the grim reality, many people from around the world are coming to Iraq to support the peace and justice movement. Global Exchange, Voices in the Wilderness, Amnesty International, Code Pink, and many other peace activists from Japan, Korea, Germany, Italy, and France are here showing solidarity with the people of Iraq. Since mid-April when the major assaults in Iraq ended, thousands of foreign humanitarian workers and human rights activists from around the world have come to Iraq to work with the United Nations, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and human right groups. They've come with the intention of helping the people of Iraq, all of this outside the scope of U.S. occupational forces and its U.S.-run Coalition Provisional Authorities (CPA) (the U.S. occupiers' shadow government in Iraq set up after the invasion). Unlike during Saddam's regime, when every foreigner needed to fill out complicated paperwork to come to Iraq, and their activities were limited and monitored by the government, in post-war occupied Iraq, there's no immigration authority nor government bureaucracy to register, monitor or coordinate the works of all international agencies.

38. ICSS -- About Us
    A joint governmentNGO assessment is required as to which procedures would surelyde-profitise the ngos in the Where am I? ICSSA Home Page About us Welcome.  
    http://icssa.org/ICSS - theme_Pakistan_govt_vs_NGOs.htm
    
    Extractions: Manipulation of Good Intentions. The tension between government and NGOs is growing with each passing day with no end in sight. Some NGO sympathizers are spreading the misconception that the government has taken the task of eradicating NGOs altogether, whereas the government shows concern over the out of control foreign finance of local research and activities undertaken by the NGOs. Some recent incidents and emerging trends in the NGO sector have also reminded the government of the English proverb about how whoever pays the piper picks the tune. The two-way suspicion is the direct result of lack of policy and practice, which could foster a more conducive environment for positive NGO contribution to development. Some of the high ranking government officials have publicly criticised NGOs of working against the country and not only threatened to take stern action against the "ghost NGOs" but also materialised their threats with canceling registrations of 273 NGOs in Sindh and 71 in Islamabad "due to inactivity." Undoubtedly, NGOs are major contributors to development processes but all of them are not alike and the government gets suspicious when instead of playing operational role, the NGOs start playing the oppositional role.

39. US Conservatives Take Aim At NGOs
    international level that threatens us sovereignty and To them, the international NGOsare pursuing according to Cornell University government professor Jeremy  
    http://www.commondreams.org/headlines03/0612-09.htm
    
    Extractions: Printer Friendly Version E-Mail This Article Published on Thursday, June 12, 2003 by OneWorld.net U.S. Conservatives Take Aim at NGOs by Jim Lobe WASHINGTON - While non-governmental organizations (NGOs) such as Amnesty International, Greenpeace, and Oxfam have made significant contributions to human rights, the environment, and development, they are using their growing prominence and power to pursue a "liberal" agenda at the international level that threatens U.S. sovereignty and free-market capitalism. That was the message delivered by a series of speakers at an all-day conference, " Nongovernmental Organizations: The Growing Power of an Unelected Few ," Wednesday sponsored by the American Enterprise Institute (AEI), a Washington think tank that has been particularly influential with the Bush administration. On the global political front, international NGOs, which led the fight for the global ban on anti-personnel mines, the Kyoto Protocol to curb greenhouse-gas emissions, and the treaty establishing the International Criminal Court (ICC), are pursuing a "liberal internationalist" vision that is very much at odds with that of the Bush administration, according to American University law professor Kenneth Anderson. "NGOs have created their own rules and regulations and demanded that governments and corporations abide by those rules," according to AEI and the conference co-sponsor, the rightist Institute of Public Affairs of Australia. "Politicians and corporate leaders are often forced to respond to the NGO media machine, and the resources of taxpayers and shareholders are used in support of ends they did not sanction."

40. Drishtipat :: Voice Of Human Rights In Bangladesh - NGOs To Face New Curbs In Ba
    Feb 12 (OneWorld) The Bangladesh government is likely curbs on nongovernmental organizations(ngos),amid protests development projects worth us $500 million.  
    http://www.drishtipat.org/nuke/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=95

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