81. NGO Strengthening Program In Armenia - News And Updates About us. flexible package of technical assistance, training, and grants, the NSPaims to strengthen ngos to become full partners with government and in http://www.worldlearning.am/about/about.html

WORLD LEARNING ARMENIA ENG ARM Subscribe for Updates Add to Favorites Make Home Page ... Advocacy NGO sector overview Search and Directory NGO News Line Success stories NGO Home Pages Announcements Preview Submit Calendar Staff and Work ... Useful Links About us World Learning, founded in 1932, received a cooperative agreement from USAID to implement the four-year NGO Strengthening Program (NSP) in Armenia. Together with its partners, IESC (International Executive Service Corps), MSI (Management Systems International), and ICNL (International Center for Not-for- Profit Law), World Learning assists in the development of the NGO sector in Armenia. The program aims at building the capacity of NGOs throughout Armenia to help them to deliver services in a more efficient manner and become better and more articulate advocates for their constituents. NSP takes an integrated approach to assist the NGO community to emerge as a strong and viable player in Armenian Civil Society. This approach seeks to build the NGO community’s self-awareness and self-confidence as a legitimate part of Armenia’s democratic evolution. Through a flexible package of technical assistance, training, and grants, the NSP aims to strengthen NGOs to become full partners with government and in time, the business community. More advanced and broad-based NGOs are indispensable to meeting the many challenges of this newly democratic society in Armenia.

82. NGOs Now The Fifth Estate* In Global Governance NFN Southern Hemisphere Press release ngos Approach Parity in Credibility withBusiness and government in us; Maintain Large Advantage Over Other Major http://www.nfn.org.au/pressrel/alert19.html

NGOs Now the Fifth Estate* in Global Governance New York, February 2, 2002 NGOs Approach Parity in Credibility with Business and Government in U.S.; Maintain Large Advantage Over Other Major Institutions in Europe The second annual survey of U.S. and European Opinion Leaders by Edelman PR Worldwide shows that trust in non-governmental organizations (NGOs) is approaching parity with business and government and that American attitudes toward corporate social responsibility now reflect those of their European counterparts. Europeans continue to trust NGOs twice as much as government and substantially more than corporations or the media. Not surprisingly, with the focus on national defense and homeland security since 9/11, Americans' trust in their government to "do the right thing" increased from 27% to 48% between January 2001 and January 2002 while business stayed at 44%. Over the same time period, Europeans' trust in government declined by one-third from 36% to 26%, while trust in business rose from 32% to 41%. The research shows that trust in NGOs has risen from a year ago in the U.S. (from 36% to 41%) while NGOs maintain the dominant position among institutions in Europe (from 48% to 51%). "We believe NGOs are now the Fifth Estate in global governance the true credible source on issues related to the environment and social justice," said Richard Edelman, President and CEO of Edelman PR Worldwide, in a speech at the World Economic Forum in New York. "Even with global recession and the events of 9/11, NGOs have strengthened their position. Last year in the U.S., business was alone at the top of the pyramid of influence. Now companies must communicate with multiple stakeholders, especially NGOs, with speed, transparency, and an offer of interactivity."

83. [CivilSoc] Kyrgyz NGOs (or GONGOs?) Blast U.S. Election Monitors Local ngos in Kyrgyzstan have criticized the organization affiliated with the us DemocraticParty that receives congressionallyallocated government funding to http://lists.partners-intl.net/pipermail/civilsoc/2003-February/001112.html

[CivilSoc] Kyrgyz NGOs (or GONGOs?) Blast U.S. Election Monitors Moderator moderator at civilsoc.org Thu Feb 27 13:25:00 EST 2003 Previous message: [CivilSoc] Administrative Director for Kyiv Program, Economics Education and Research Consortium Next message: [CivilSoc] Managing Your CivilSoc Account More Efficiently Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] The following item comes from the RFE/RL list (Un)Civil Societies, Vol. 4, No. 2, 26 February 2003. It is produced by Catherine Fitzpatrick. CivilSoc subscribers interested in the field of election montitoring and democracy assistance generally, are referred to the CSI web page, Democracy and Civil Society http://www.civilsoc.org/democivilsoc.htm. http://www.ndi.org/worldwide/eurasia/kyrgyzstan/kyrgyzstan_statement_020403. catfitzny at earthlink.net For information on reprints, see: http://www.rferl.org/requests/ Back issues are online at http://www.rferl.org/ucs/ Previous message: [CivilSoc] Administrative Director for Kyiv Program, Economics Education and Research Consortium Next message: [CivilSoc] Managing Your CivilSoc Account More Efficiently Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] ... More information about the CivilSoc mailing list

84. Report 16: NGOs Erupt After U.S. Announces Their Desertion citizens, and that we as ngos would continue to lead the way in ending all formsof discrimination, as we always had, without the support of the us government. http://www.uua.org/news/southafrica/report16.html

Amy Owen Reports! NGOs Erupt After U.S. Announces Their Desertion by Amy Owen UU Young Adult Delegate to the United Nations Conference Against Racism Durban, South Africa Report #16: Monday, September 3, 2001 Editor's note: Amy Owen, aged 24, is a member of the James Reeb UU Congregation in Madison, WI. She is a doctoral student at the University of Wisconsin, studying educational psychology with a focus on forgiveness. (Durban, South Africa - Sept. 3, 2001) - Hearing a rumor that the U.S. Delegation was meeting with U.S. NGOs at 5:00 PM (or 6:00 - this is how these things go), Olivia Holmes and I found the proper room and took our seats. We waited patiently as members of the different NGOs spoke about post-Durban strategies. Suddenly a march broke in, demanding, "Reparations NOW!" and, "Was it a crime?" "YES!" "Against who?" "HUMANITY!" (slavery). Some guy leading the protestors took over the podium and started preaching. He was definitely speaking truth to the woman behind me, who was affirming him left and right, but frankly, I though he had a lot of nerve busting into the room and taking the podium as if we had gathered there to see him rather than the delegates. I was also wary of a hostile crowd spooking them off - it was a surprise to me that this meeting was occurring in the first place. After asking everyone around me who this man was, I discovered his name was Omowale Clay, of the "12th of December Movement." I wish he'd spoken more about his organization, because I was curious about the name, but no. Thankfully, someone informed us that we were being moved to a larger space, so the meeting broke up and was relocated.

85. Stop The War, Keep Peace In Asia/Joint Statement Of Asian NGOs/Opposing The US M We are ngos working for human rights, environment, gender, poverty, etc., in preparedand implemented this violent attack although the us government seems to http://www.imadr.org/tokyo/joint-statement.asian.ngos.html

Stop the War, Keep Peace in Asia Opposing the US Military Retaliation, Japan's Militarization and Korean Military Support for the US Joint Statement of Asian NGOs We feel deep sorrow at the tragedy caused by the " terrorist attack" on September 11, in which countless thousand of precious lives were lost and many more injured, and extend our sincere and heartfelt condolences to the families and loved ones of those who lost their lives. We should point out, however, that the US launched its war of retaliation in disregard for the voices of peace-loving people of the world. This war is meaningless both for the security of US citizens from terrorism and for global peace. On the contrary, the US might be accused of dyeing the new century red by military conflict and be faced with anger and resistance of many citizens all over the world. We are NGOs working for human rights, environment, gender, poverty, etc., in Asian countries. We are also eager to bring peace to the Asian region. Based on this position, we express our opposition both to the "simultaneous terrorist attack" and to political responses against this attack by the US, Japan and Korea. First

86. Welcome To Foreign Affairs Online This awardwinning site features indexed, annotated links to general reference, U.S. government, foreign states, the U.N. system, ngos and IGOs, international law, human rights, international relations, think tanks, and the media. http://www.people.virginia.edu/~rjb3v/rjb.html

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87. International Development Network (IDN) Promotes sustainable development by providing development related information and resources to individuals, ngos, companies and government agencies. http://www.idn.org/

88. Food And Drink Federation Body representing the UK food and drink manufacturing industry. FDF works with government, ngos and consumers to develop industry positions on issues and renew confidence in the food chain. http://www.fdf.org.uk

09 JUNE 2004 GLOSSARY SITE MAP HELP CONTACT ... Events and Activities The Food and Drink Federation (FDF) is the voice of the UK food and drink manufacturing industry. FDF promotes the industry's views and works to build consumer confidence in the food chain as a whole. FDF News . . . 04 JUN 2004 FDF Response to FSA Report of BSE Testing Food safety is the number one priority for the UK food and drink manufacturing industry, and we rely on the FSA to advise on any risk to public health. FSA has not advised that any action is required by the industry as a result of the BSE testing programme failures. Press release 26 MAY 2004 Food Industry Response to Health Committee Report Martin Paterson, FDF Deputy Director General, today said: “This an extremely important report, which we will study carefully. The entire food and drink chain from farmers to caterers is clear that our industry must be a part of the solution." Press release 19 MAY 2004 FDF Vegetarian Group Elects New Chair Ahead of National Vegetarian Week (24-31 May), FDF has announced the appointment of Guy Longworth, European Marketing Director of Marlow Foods as the new Chairman of the Federation's Vegetarian/Meat-Free Manufacturers' Group. Press release 18 MAY 2004 'Unhealthy' Food Criteria Idea Outdated Says Food Industry FDF responds to Sustain's Children's Food Bill.

89. Center For Environmental Indicators Coordintes academia, government, ngos and industry for environmental decisionmaking. Purpose, faculty, facilities and news. http://www.scc.rutgers.edu/cei/

90. BioPiXL A life sciences communications company that researches technical content, develops films, multimedia, print material and webbased communications for healthcare and inter-related disciplines, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology companies, government institutions, ngos and hospitals. http://www.biopixl.com

91. Home Page- British Library For Development Studies BLDS At IDS Collection of government publications, journals, and the published outputs of ngos and research institutes worldwide, supplemented by substantial holdings of United Nations and World Trade Organization publications. http://www.ids.ac.uk/blds/

British Library for Development Studies at IDS Fastlinks Welcome to BLDS BLDS home Librarian's news Membership Opening hours ... Search the catalogue BLDS IDS Brighton UK Europe's largest research collection on economic and social change in developing countries Search main online catalogue Visitors Online user Secondary online catalogue (includes loan status) Thursday 1st July CLOSED all day BLDS will be closed for the whole day as staff will be attending the Information Department Retreat. We apologise for any inconvenience this causes Highlights E-library access to on-line resources e-journals research reports and discussion papers from a range of international organisations, NGOs and research centres Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) Online access to country reports and profiles for on-site users Document delivery - order documents from the library collection online BLDS Updates - select from subjects to receive regular free email updates - subscribe online View latest BLDS Updates online Suggest a book for purchase If you have any queries then please feel free to contact blds@ids.ac.uk

92. US NGOs To Powell On Debt-free East Timor Subject us ngos to Powell on Debtfree East Timor We strongly believe that the usgovernment has a moral obligation to ensure that East Timor s financing gap http://www.etan.org/et2002b/april/21-27/22usngos.htm

Home Background ETAN/US News ... Images Search Subject: US NGOs to Powell on Debt-free East Timor PO Box 15774 Washington, DC 20003-0774 22 April 2002 Secretary Colin L. Powell U.S. Department of State 2201 'C' Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20520 Dear Secretary Powell: We urgently appeal to you to support the most generous grant possible without restrictive macroeconomic conditions at the May 14 and 15 pledging conference in East Timor. We strongly encourage you to work with other donor governments and international financial institutions (IFIs) to make sure that East Timor's expected financing gap is covered in its entirety. East Timor's call to fund its financing gap comes on the heels of President Bush's recently stated commitment to eradicating poverty worldwide and efforts by Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill and others to make sure that grants form a large portion of international assistance to poor countries. Pledging to fund 25% of the gap would be consistent with recent positions taken by the Administration and would signal the sincerity of U.S. intentions to the world. As you likely know, the East Timorese government is expecting a $154 to $184 million shortfall in its already lean recurrent and development budgets over the first three years of independence. While less than the Administration spends on one F-22 fighter plane, for a small country like East Timor this sum could stand in the way of a promising beginning as the world's newest nation. Due to reductions in peacekeeping and other UN operations in East Timor, the U.S. will be saving substantial sums, a portion of which could be pledged in May.

93. Geneva Environment Network - International Environment House Brings together UN organizations, government agencies, ngos and industry resident in Geneva, Switzerland. http://www.environmenthouse.ch/

The Geneva Environment Network (GEN) brings together UN organizations, government agencies, NGOs and industry to cooperate on environment issues. It is based in Geneva, Switzerland, at the International Environment House. World Environment Day 5 June 2004 About IEH Roundtables ... Webmasters

94. Journal Of International Wildlife Law & Policy - Home Page The Journal focuses on the effectiveness of international wildlife treaty regimes and conservation policies. Primary audiences for the journal are academic researchers, ngos and government wildlife agencies. http://jiwlp.com

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95. Water Strategist Community - News And Information For Water Professionals. Portal offering news, discussion forums, and articles on U.S. water policy, corporate/water investments, water and wastewater finance issues, Indian water law, and water marketing. Includes links to ngos, attorneys, government agencies, and other resources. http://www.waterchat.com

Water Strategist Community - News, information, special articles, forums and a service directory for water professionals. If you are reading this message it means you are unable to view our site using your current browser. To visit the Water Strategist Community web site, you will need to update your browser to a newer version. water, water markets, water marketing, water law, water litigation, water legislation, wastewater, water treatment, water policy, water consultants, finance, water utilities, water news, stock market analysis, transactions, environment, water sales, water transfers, water supply, water policy, strategy, water leases, water planning, natural resources, water research, water brokers, water engineers, water lawyers, water resources, water strategist, water agencies, water companies, water industry, water districts

96. Bolinas Lagoon Ecosystem Restoration. Wetlands Habitat Preservation. Wildlife Co Coalition of private citizens, environmental ngos and government agencies formed to restore the Bolinas Lagoon and its threatened wetland habitats, and preserve an important link in the Pacific Coast Flyway. http://www.bolinaslagoon.org/

T he Bolinas Lagoon is an internationally significant ecological resource. Its 1,100 acres of tidal estuary include several increasingly rare habitats that support a rich biodiversity, including several rare, threatened and endangered species. The lagoon's long term health and survival is now itself endangered due to a history of human development over the past 150 years. Because the lagoon's habitats are so valuable, its continued viability as a functioning ecosystem should be preserved . The Bolinas Lagoon Ecosystem Restoration Project is intended to do just that. This website will tell you about the lagoon's ecological values and history, the restoration project, and how YOU can help make this restoration a success. Marin County Open Space District's web page for the Bolinas Lagoon Ecosystem Restoration Project has information on project status and makes available various contracts and reports. Lagoon Lifesaver web credits Robert Campbell . San Francisco is in the distance. Here's another great view of the lagoon.

97. Environmental Web Sites In Japan [E] Directory of organizations, research institutes, ngos, government environmental information, and other science and environment sites. http://www.apec-vc.or.jp/ewldweb/ewebsite.htm

Home Global Local Environmental ... Sitemap Environmental Web Sites in Japan Administrative Agencies Economic Organs Research Institutes and Exchange Organs Enterprises ... Universities and Scientific Society Back to APEC-VC home page

98. ICCEPT, Energy Policy & Technology Research At Imperial College ICCEPT at Imperial College research centre tackles major energy and environment problems offering advice to industry, government and ngos http://www.iccept.ic.ac.uk/welcome1.html

99. Lesotho Council Of NGO's An umbrella body for Lesotho ngos. The main objective is to provide supportive services to the NGO community in Lesotho through networking, leadership, information dissemination, capacity building, coordination, advocacy and representation when dealing with international community and government http://www.lecongo.org.ls/

Lesotho Council of NGO's Together in Development......'Moho Tsoelopeleng Home News Profiles Reports ... Up Coming Events About LCN The Lesotho Council of Non-Governmental Organizations (LCN) is a Council of organized non-governmental organizations (NGO’s). It was established in May 1990 with the objective of providing supportive services to the NGO Community. The Council does this through networking leadership training and development, information dissemination, capacity building, coordination, advocacy and representation when dealing with the government, and the international community. Mission Statement The primary mission of the Council is to stimulate, promote and build capacity within Lesotho NGO's so that, they are stable, democratic, transparent, skilled, empowered, sustainable and responsive to their beneficiaries needs and those of the voiceless and marginalised. Vision LCN's vision is for Lesotho to develop with vibrant civil society organisations who network and work towards sustainable management of natural resources, socio economic development and social justice for all. Structure At the helm of the Council is the Annual General Meeting, convened usually at the end of September every year. This is the supreme gathering where all paid-up members meet to make important decisions. Once in every two years, the Annual General Meeting elects the Board of Directors It consists of the Executive Committee and the chairpersons of six commissions, which the membership of the council is divided into.

100. Ministry Of NGOs Affairs Information about the ministry and its news and activities, including extensive links. governmental body responsible for assisting the nongovernment organizations working in Palestine. Arabic, English http://www.mongoa.gov.ps/

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