101. ReliefGuide, Online Gateway To Global Aid Commercial site that links Non government Organizations to vendors of disaster relief supplies. Includes a mechanism to allow ngos to solicit requests for price quotes, and for vendors to offer their products and services. http://www.reliefguide.com

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102. W. Mark Roberts, Ph.D., Consultant - Conservation, Ecology And The Environment International consultant to ngos, government, academia and industry. Expertise in research and analysis of biological information, biodiversity, endangered species, and wildlife problems. Based in Canada. http://wmarkroberts.com

Research and analysis for NGOs, government, academia and the private sector Cost-effective development of any or all stages of your scientific project, including: Expertise in: Literature search and review Locating data sources Population viability analysis (PVA) Exploratory data analysis Solutions to wildlife problems Statistical analysis Animal behaviour Report writing Experimental design Editing Analysis of complex data Graphic design Multimedia presentation Learn more ... Learn more ... Past clients include: The H. John Heinz III Center for Science, Economics and the Environment Department of Environmental Protection - State of New Jersey, USA Environmental Defense British Columbia (Canada) Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Foods Learn more ...

103. Ministry Of Environment & Forests, Government Of India Planning, promotion and coordination of environmental and forestry programmes. Information on government policy and action, as well as ngos. http://envfor.nic.in/

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104. Malitaba Development Consultancy - Sustainable Interventions Specialising in training, training the trainer, policy development, strategy and support networks for ngos, government and Corporate clients in Southern Africa. Focusing on HIV/AIDS and STDs. http://www.malitaba.co.za

Programmes devloped to date include: HIV/AIDS Workplace Programme Wellness (EAP) Programme Lifeskills Programme Organisational Development Contact Info: Malitaba cc PO Box 91981 Auckland Park, Johannesburg South Africa Telephone: +27 (0) 11 726 3266 Fax: +27 (0)11 726 1290 email: adelaide@malitaba.co.za website: http://www.malitaba.co.za Malitaba is a development consultancy in Johannesburg, South Africa that provides services to the Corporate, NGO, Community and Government sectors. We ensure that all work we do realises the development principles of: Participation Ownership Sustainable Interventions All work is individually tailored to suit your particular needs. MISSION VISION OUR VALUES We promise to provide: A healing environment that allows people to express themselves without judgement and tell their own stories; a place where they can interact with integrity, openness and respect An open space that empowers groups to take risks and challenge old mind sets in a respectful and enabling way A place where individuals can learn to accept, to deal with difficult, often taboo issues and be free to fulfil their own promise

105. Open Web Center - Network Of Non-Government Organization In Mongolia goal to improve the role of Nongovernment Organizations (ngos) in the development of open civil society and free flow of information in Mongolia. http://www.owc.org.mn/

Ívvð õóóäàñ Yéë àæèëëàãàà Yéë÷èëãýý ÒÁÁ-äûí õóóëü ävðýì Ñàíàë õvñýëò Âýáèéí ávòýö English - ÒÁÁ-ûí õóóëü, ävðýì - Íèéòëýëvvä Äîíîðóóä ãýæ õýí áý? Ýíý àñóóëòàíä õàðèóëàõûí òóëä USAID, UNDP ãýõ÷ëýí îëîí íýðèéã æàãñààæ áîëíî. ªíººäºð ýäãýýð îëîí óëñûí áàéãóóëëàãóóä äýëõèéí ºíöºã áóëàí á¿ðò èðãýíèé íèéãìèéã äýìæèõýä çîðèóëæ º÷íººí òýðáóì àì.äîëëàð “öàöàõ” áîëæ. Æèøýý íü USAID ë ãýõýä 1991-1999 îíä 1.1 òýðáóì àì.äîëëàð, ìºí õóãàöààíä à âðîïûí õîëáîî, Øâåä, Èõ Áðèòàíèéí çàñãèéí ãàçðóóä 60 ñàÿ àì.äîëëàð çàðöóóëñàí ãýõ÷ëýí º÷ òº÷íººí òîî, áàðèìò äóðäàõ áîëîëöîîòîé. Ýíý ìýò ìýäýýëýë ÷èõýíä ÷èìýãòýé ñîíñîãäîâ÷ äîíîðóóäûí õýðýãæ¿¿ëæ áóé òºñºë, õºòºëáºðò “íî” áèé ãýíý. Ó÷èð íü íýã òàëààñ èðãýíèé íèéãìèéí õºãæëèéí “õºäºëãºã÷ õ¿÷” áàéõ ¸ñòîé ÒÁÁ-óóäûí õóâüä òîì÷óóäûí õèøè㔠àìü òàðèà” áîëäîã ÷ íºãºº òàëààñ “àõûí õèøèã”-ýýñ áîëæ àì, àæèë çºðºõ ¿å áèøã¿é. äýëãýðýíãvé ... Íóóö vã íýð íóóö vã õàäãàëàõ Íýýëòòýé Ìýäýýëýë òºâèéí 06 -ð ñàðûí véë àæèëëàãààíû õóâààðü Òà ÒÁÁ-ûí ñvvëèéí våèéí ìýäýý ìýäýýëëèéã àâàõûã õvñâýë ngos@owc.org.mn ìàéëûí ëèñòýä ávðòãvvëíý vv? Òà ìàíàé âýáèéí òàëààð ñàíàë õvñýëòýý áè÷íý vv?

106. Irex Armenia Collaborates with national government branches, local and international ngos and institutions of higher education in the promotion of research and professional programs. Offers news, a list of projects, and an alumni program. http://www.irex.am/

107. Climate Action Network, Network Of Environmental NGO Working On Climate Related Global network of ngos working to promote government and individual action to limit humaninduced climate change to ecologically sustainable levels. Current events and actions on what you can do. http://www.climatenetwork.org/

Home About CAN CAN Offices CAN Members ... ECO Welcome to the Climate Action Network (CAN) Web Site The Climate Action Network (CAN) is: A worldwi de network of over 340 Non- Governmental Organizations (NGOs) working to promote government and individual action to limit human-induced climate change to ecologically sustainable levels. Direct Links to CAN Offices: CAN CEE (Central and Eastern Europe) CAN Europe (Western Europe) RAC-France (Western Europe) CAN LA (Latin America) US CAN (United States) CAN Canada (Canada) CANA (Australia) CAN SA (South Asia) CAN SEA (South East Asia) CNA (East Africa) RAC Maghreb (North Africa) SARCAN (South Africa) ENDA (West Africa) For further information p lease contact info@climatenetwork.org

108. Diplomaticnet: International Politics In Internet Portal for international politics and government, linking to governments, foreign affairs ministries, embassies/consulates, international organizations, research centers, specialized press, and ngos. Sorted by country or by topic. http://www.diplomaticnet.com/

109. ERNET India Providing stateof-the-art communication infrastructure and services to academic and research institutions, government organisations, ngos, private sector R and D organisations, and various other non-commercial organisations. http://www.ernet.in/

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110. NGO Introduction Page eg, UN agencies) and to reliable ngos in order usAID is an example of a governmentdonor agency Foreign Disaster Assistance (OFDA) to administer us emergency aid http://fmso.leavenworth.army.mil/ngos/introduction.html

About NGOs This NGO web site provides names, brief descriptions and contact information about humanitarian organizations that have come to play an important role in providing urgently needed relief to victims of civil and military conflict, as well as natural disasters. NGOs typically operate with volunteers at the grassroots level and, by virtue of their close involvement with the community, often have an edge over host-nation governmental agencies. Most NGOs are not encumbered by a large bureaucratic structure and can respond rapidly as they adjust to the situation discovered on the ground. Some can offer immediately available information, technical services, manpower and financial support within crisis-affected communities. When dealing with NGOs, government planners and operating personnel should be aware that the humanitarians directing the relief effort are focused on their relief mission and that they are keenly loyal to their parent organizations. While NGOs may welcome official government and military support during emergencies or whenever their people or relief supplies are in danger, NGO goals and concepts of operation can diverge from national interests and the mission of U.N. or multinational military force. Indeed, often the safety of NGO personnel depends upon their image as independent actors with no ties to any government or military organization. Civilian and military planners will want to accommodate this unique aspect of civil-military relations in their planning and conduct of humanitarian assistance operations.

111. Perak Darul Ridzuan Official information on chief minister, state government, tourism, infrastructure, ngos, agencies and newsletter. http://www.perak.gov.my/

112. Toshiko Campbell Freelance Translator Translation from Japanese to English of medium to large documents for the Japanese government and ngos. Based in Nagoya, Japan. http://www.ctk.ne.jp/~acam/

Toshiko Campbell Freelance Translator Japanese to English with native English checker/proofreader More than 10 years experience in the Japanese translation business Projects commissioned by the Japanese government and ODA-related organizations: Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Ministry of Labor Ministry of Justice Ministry of Finance Ministry of International Trade and Industry Ministry of Transport Forestry Agency - Forestry Information System Guide, Basic Plan for Forest Resources and Long Range Demand and Supply Projection for Important Forest Products Economic Planning Agency National Land Agency th Basic Development Plan for the National Capital Region, Future Industrial Location Policy Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) Financial Reconstruction Commission Prime Ministerfs Office Small and Medium Enterprise Agency Environment Agency Management and Coordination Agency Nagoya, Japan

113. ...:: Webdesign100::affordable Web Design, Content Management, Blogging Solution Stylish web design company with clients ranging from local government authorities to small businesses. Special consideration for charities and ngos with the aim of closing the digital divide http://webdesign100.com/

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114. CNN.com - Colombian Rebels, Government, NGOs To Hold Peace Conference Monday - O CNN http://www.cnn.com/2000/WORLD/americas/10/15/colombia.peace.ap/index.html

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115. NGOs: A-E North America, us, BRAC (Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee), Women, Asia,Bangladesh, Bretton Woods Project, Development, Europe, UK, British Overseas NGOsfor http://billie.lib.duke.edu/pubdocs/ngo/a-e.asp

NGOs: A-E A-E F-K L-Q R-Z NGO Name Subject Continent Country IGO Affiliation A Rocha International Environment Europe United Kingdom Academy for Educational Development Development North America US Action Canada for Population and Development Women North America Canada EU/UN Action for Southern Africa Human Rights Africa UK Action Without Borders Reference North America US Advisory Committee on Protection of the Sea Environment Europe United Kingdom Africa Action Development Africa US Africa Confidential Development Africa UK Africa Research Bulletin Development Africa US African Academy of Sciences Development Africa Transnational African Affairs Development Africa UK African Community Publishing and Development Trust Development Africa Zimbabwe African Economic Research Consortium Development Africa Kenya African Gender Institute Women Africa South Africa African Medical and Research Foundation (AMREF) Women Africa Kenya UNESCO Agua Bolivia Environment

116. Zagros Issue 2 News And Reports Page Since the end of 1996, these former us government or NGO employees and their familieshave started new lives throughout the us, increasing the total Kurdish http://www.kurd.org/Zagros/issue2a.html

Click this logo to return cover page of current issue WKI, U.S. NGOs at banned Ankara Peace Meeting by Mike Amitay and Lora Lumpe A conference entitled "Dialogue for a Peaceful Settlement of the Kurdish Problem in Turkey," was to be held in Ankara and Diyarbakir from 8-11 May. Organized by the Human Rights Association of Turkey and nine other NGOs, trade unions, and professional organizations, the meeting was funded by the Olaf Palme Foundation and Frances-Libert‚s Foundation. WKI served as North American coordinator. The Kurdish Institute of Paris was European coordinator. North American delegates consisted of WKI Director Mike Amitay, WKI and Kurdish National Congress Board Member Mohammed Sinjari and his son Nawzad, Federation of Ameican Scientist arms control expert Lora Lumpe, Sakharov Foundation Vice-President Alexey Semyonov, and Center for Victims of Torture Washington representative John Salzberg. O rganizers convened the meeting to "silence the guns and seek through dialogue a solution that would allow both peoples [Turks and Kurds] to live in peace within the same state, with due respect for each other's identity and culture." Organizers invited representatives of all legal Turkish political parties, and more than 500 participants were expected, including European parliamentarians, scholars and NGO representatives. O n May 5, two days before international delegations were scheduled to leave, the Security Directorate of Ankara banned the conference, issuing an order stating, " ...the conference will be liable to damage the 'Indivisible Integrity of the State with its Territory and its Nation' and to cause trouble because of its provocative character and its contempt for the population." Turkish parliamentarians who attended the meeting indicated the ban had been ordered by the military dominated National Security Council.

117. Col 1: Philippine NGOs the intended target groups without NGO intervention; and 2 demands and protests, governmentshould or down with , rendered us irrelevant noisemakers http://www.pcdf.org/1990/01liamzon.htm

PCDForum Column #1 Release Date October 20, 1990 PHILIPPINE NGOS IN THE 1990s: SIX TRENDS by Tina Liamzon Six current trends are reshaping the development roles of NGOs in the Philippines and elsewhere in Asia in ways that are likely to have important implications for our future partnerships with Northern NGOs. Trend #1: Networking: We are learning to work more effectively with one another. In addition to a proliferation of national networks, many of the smaller NGOs are forming regional networks responsive to their local needs. We also find a growing number of sectoral or issue oriented networks formed around specialized agendas, such as, agrarian reform, removal of the U.S. military bases, debt, women's rights, and sustainable development. Trend #2: Collaboration with Government: We are recognizing that: 1) the tremendous resources of government are unlikely to reach the intended target groups without NGO intervention; and 2) partnerships with government provide opportunities to influence government policies and programs. The era of generalized demands and protests, "government should..." or "down with...," rendered us irrelevant noisemakers, more a nuisance than a major player in policy debates. We now see the need to translate our value commitments into specific recommendations for policies, programs and procedures. We want to show government, look, this is the way the land reform program should be implemented. Trend #3: Domestic Constituency: We know that we must become less dependent on foreign funding. In recent years donors flooded us with offers of money. We willingly obliged, accepting millions of dollars to scale-up our programs. The tide is already ebbing. Eastern Europe is the donor flavor of the month. We are now tapping more government resources and recognize the need to raise funds from our own middle class. Even more important we see the need to build a domestic political constituency. Opinion polls tell us the majority of Filipinos favor agrarian reform, but we have failed to mobilize this majority into a political constituency. We are now examining how we can address this need.

118. EuropaWorld Free Online Newspaper Covering International Development Reports on international development and humanitarian actions of European institutions, Governments and ngos, including European based United Nations agencies. http://www.europaworld.org/

In association with Welsh Centre for International Affairs Spring 2004 Meetings Temple of Peace, Cathays Park, Cardiff Endorsements Welcome EuropaWorld reports on international development and humanitarian actions of European institutions, Governments and NGOs, including European based United Nations agencies. Its purpose is to inform, explain and entertain. More about us... News EuropaWorld latest articles Other International News Join EuropaWorld Subscribe free ICGAWAR Newsletter Subscribe Free articles European Constitution/IGC IGCAWAR European Commission supported project to bring our readers up to date with what happens as the European Union discusses its future constitution More... How should the constitution be ratified? Parliament or Referendum?Vote Now! European Commission ... Have your say An occasional column in which Europaworld readers can contribute their views on current issues of international politics, development and humanitarian affairs. Feature Articles Europaworld is non profit making and relies on contributions. If you find this service useful, please drop a coin or two in the box

119. Jacaranda Consult - Startside Provides consulting services to governments and ngos in developing countries and their cooperating partners. Services offered include the preparation, management and evaluation of development projects and programmes, with emphasis on human resource development, user participation, and support to communitybased initiatives. http://www.jacaranda.suite.dk/

Jacaranda Consult Staget 2, DK-3070 Snekkersten, Denmark E-mail erik.lyby@inet.uni2.dk Capacity Building, Research, Advisory services and Management Support in International Development cooperation. Home Management Support About Jacaranda Consult The Jacaranda tree ... Contact us Project preparation in the Luwero Triangle, Uganda Jacaranda Consult is a small Danish consulting firm that offers its services to governments and NGOs in developing countries and their cooperating partners. Services offered include the preparation, management and evaluation of development projects and programmes, with emphasis on human resource development, user participation, and support to community-based initiatives. Jacaranda Consult

120. International Centre For Prison Studies Assists governments and ngos develop appropriate policies on prisons and the use of imprisonment. Based at Kings College in the UK. Publishes the World Prison Brief http://www.prisonstudies.org/

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