GEF/C.49/Inf.11
October 08, 2015
49th GEF Council Meeting
October 20 – 22, 2015
Washington, D.C.
GEF-CSO Network Report to GEF Council
(1 July 2014 – 30 June 2015)
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Summary .................................................................................................................................... ii
Introduction ............................................................................................................................... 1
Network Structure and Function ............................................................................................... 1
Organization and participation in GEF Related meetings .......................................................... 2
GEF Council – CSO Consultations ........................................................................................... 2
GEF Expanded Constituency Workshops ............................................................................... 3
Input to GEF Policy Making ........................................................................................................ 3
Involvement in GEF Working Groups ......................................................................................... 4
Review of the GEF-CSO Network ............................................................................................... 4
Collaboration with Small Grants Programme (SGP) .................................................................. 5
Outreach and communication ................................................................................................... 5
Membership Development ........................................................................................................ 5
Work of the Network Focal Points ............................................................................................. 6
Regional Focal Points ............................................................................................................. 6
Indigenous Peoples Focal Points................................................................................................ 6
Central Focal Point ..................................................................................................................... 7
Finance and Administration ....................................................................................................... 8
Key issues/concerns and recommendations ............................................................................. 8
Progress in addressing issues raised in the 2013-2014 Report ............................................. 8
Annex 1 List of Network Regions ......................................................................................... 12
Annex 2: Updated list of Central, Regional and Indigenous Peoples Focal Points of the GEFCSO Network (as of September 2015) ..................................................................................... 13
Annex 3: Participation of representatives from the GEF-CSO Network in specific GEF Related
Meetings in 2014-2015 ............................................................................................................ 16
Annex 4 Updated list of member organizations by region (as at Sept 2015) ......................... 17
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SUMMARY
This report provides an update on the work of the GEF CSO Network in the
period July 2014-June 2015.
1.
The GEF CSO Network (formerly the GEF NGO Network) actively
participated in a range of GEF related meetings including the GEF Council meetings,
9 Expanded Constituency meetings and 5 regional SGP meetings.
2.
The Network provided significant input to GEF policy making with
statements on many agenda items at the GEF councils as well as at GEF 6
replenishment meetings. In addition, the Network actively participated in several
GEF working groups including WG on the Public Involvement Policy, Gender Action Plan
and Knowledge Management.
3.
Internally, the Network is working on improving its governance structure
and function and has adopted a new governance structure which include having a Chair of
the Network and a separate secretariat and a new Strategic Plan which lays out the vision
and targets for the GEF CSO network in the GEF 6 and GEF 7 periods. The Network has
been active in promoting GEF and the engagement of civil society through its
website and electronic newsletters in several languages. Membership of the
network has steadily been growing and stood at 474 at September 2015.
4.
Good progress has been made on the some of the recommendations made
in the report for 2013-2014 but more work is needed on others. A number of
specific recommendations are made as follows:
5.
Recommendation 1: ECW meetings in GEF 6 should continue to include a specific
agenda item related to engagement of civil society. Funding should continue to be
provided through the ECW mechanism for back-to-back preparatory/follow-up CSO
meetings to be organized at the time of each ECW meeting.
Recommendation 2: The Network, GEF Secretariat and GEF council should continue
to work together to review and enhance the public involvement policy and its
implementation.
Recommendation 3: GEF should fully put in place the mechanisms to support the
implementation of the GEF Principles and Guidelines on the Engagement of
Indigenous Peoples. In addition, adequate financial resources need to be allocated
to enable their effective implementation.
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Recommendation 4: The GEF Secretariat and the GEF-CSO Network should work
together to encourage contributions from donors to the Voluntary Fund
Recommendation 5: GEF Secretariat and GEF-CSO Network should continue to work
together to enhance CSO engagement with the GEF at COPs of various multilateral
environmental agreements (MEAs) as well as support the implementation of the
SDGs.
Recommendation 6: Efforts to enhance the engagement of CSOs and GEF OFP at the
country level should be enhanced – through the organisation of annual meetings
between OFPs and CSOs and enhanced engagement of CSOs in GEF project and
programme design and implementation.
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INTRODUCTION
1.
This report is submitted to the GEF Council for information in line with the
Council decision in November 2010. It describes the overall activities of the GEFCSO Network, with specific sections dedicated to the work carried out by its
Central Focal Point, Regional Focal Points and Indigenous Peoples Focal Points.
2.
The GEF-CSO Network is an independent Network of civil society
organizations (CSOs) established in 1995 to facilitate civil society inputs to GEF
processes. In December 2013, the name of the network was changed From GEF
NGO Network to GEF CSO Network in recognition that the organization’s
objectives, members, and activities relate to a broad group of Civil society
organizations (CSOs) rather than just Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs).
The GEF-CSO Network comprises nearly 500 member organizations with experience and
expertise in GEFs areas of work from all regions around the world. It is governed by a global
Coordination Committee composed of representatives of elected Regional Focal Point
organizations (RFPs) from 16 geographic regions and three Indigenous Peoples Focal Points
(IPFPs) from Asia, Africa and Latin America. The day-to-day global coordination of the
Network is coordinated by a Central Focal Point (CFP) elected from among the members of
the Coordination Committee members working in partnership with the RFPs and IPFPs. The
Network has been recognized by the GEF Council and GEF Secretariat as a key entity in the
work of the GEF.
3.
The following report provides the progress made in the period July 2014June 2015 by the GEF-CSO Network.
NETWORK STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION
4.
The basic Network structure was established in the late 1990s and
consolidated through development and adoption of a series of guidelines and rules
and procedures the most recent of which was amended in June 2014 (click here to
view the rules). The Regional Focal Points (RFPs) are elected for four year terms
from among the members in 16 different geographical regions (see Annex 1). The
regional focal points are responsible for stimulating interest in GEF among CSOs in
their regions and facilitating engagement of CSOs in GEF programmes and
activities. Indigenous Peoples Focal Points (IPFPs) are selected through
consultation among members of key Indigenous Peoples networks in three regions
– Asia, Africa and Latin America. They also serve four year terms. The RFPs and
IPFPs elect from among their number one organization to serve as the Central
Focal Point (CFP) to act as secretariat and coordinate the day to day global
coordination of the operations of the Network. The RFPS/IPFPs undertake the
coordination of activities in their respective regions. The current list of RFPs. IPFPs
and CFP is in Annex 2. In response to the GEF5 reforms the Network is in the
process of enhancing its presence at the country level through the designation of
country contact points – especially in countries with significant numbers of
members as well as high GEF fund allocation. All these Network functions are
undertaken primarily on a voluntary basis by the organizations and individuals
involved.
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5.
The current Rules and Procedures of the Network set out the main
procedures for Network functioning include membership, elections,
representation, decision making and fund management. The network has its own
complaints procedure to address any concerns from member organizations. The
Network adopted a new Strategic Plan on 2 June 2015 which lays out the vision and targets
for the GEF CSO network in the GEF 6 and GEF 7 periods (between 2015 - 2022) (click here
to view the Strategic Plan).
6.
The Coordination Committee meets twice a year immediately before the
GEF Council-CSO consultation meetings prior to the Council. The committee
oversees the work of the Network, approves budgets, strategies and workplans for
Network operations. It also explores strategies to enhance the effectiveness of the
Network’s work to enhance civil society input to GEF. The Committee has
established four sub-committees to address Governance, membership and
elections; outreach and communication; Strategy and planning; and linkage with
GEF-related conventions. Task forces are established from time to time to address
key issues. In the past year, task forces and working groups have been established
to oversee regional elections and to develop inputs to the GEF focal area strategies
respectively.
7.
In June 2015, the Network adopted a new governance structure which include
having a Chair of the Network and a separate secretariat. Formal changes to the rules to
enable this change are to be adopted in October 2015 followed by the election of a Chair
with the current CFP acting as interim Secretariat. The Chair would be elected from among
the members of the Coordination Committee (i.e. RFPs/IPFPs) and will be assisted by the
Chairs of the four Network sub-committees (who would be designated as Co-chairs/Vice
chairs).
8.
The network will establish a separate Secretariat, beginning January 2017. The role
of the Secretariat would be to support the work of the Network both at the time of CC and
GEF Council meetings as well as between meetings. The Secretariat will be appointed from
among member organizations which are able to host or provide services as secretariat.
ORGANIZATION AND PARTICIPATION IN GEF RELATED MEETINGS
GEF Council – CSO Consultations
9.
The GEF-CSO Network plays a key role in the organization of GEF Council–
CSO Consultations immediately prior to the GEF Council meetings in Washington
DC. These bring together representatives of member CSOs, GEF Council members,
GEF Agencies, GEF-related Conventions and the GEF Secretariat. The meetings
provide a forum for key issues of concern to civil society to be discussed with the
GEF Council members, agency representatives and other stakeholders.
10.
GEF Council-Civil Society consultations were organized by the Network prior
to the 47th GEF Council meeting in October 2014 and the 48th GEF Council Meeting
in June 2015. The meetings were attended by nearly 100 people from a broad
range of stakeholders including council members, GEF Agencies, GEF Secretariat
and CSOs. The GEF CEO participated in one hour dialogue sessions in the meetings
providing an opportunity for CSOs to learn first-hand of key GEF initiatives and
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challenges. The focus of the consultation in Oct 2014 was on three key issues: gender
mainstreaming and public involvement in GEF projects; the work of the GEF-CSO Network;
and CSO engagement in the GEF-6 while in June 2015 the discussion was on the
strengthening of CSO engagement in the GEF and knowledge management in the GEF.
Summary reports on the consultations can be found at:
http://www.gefngo.org/index.cfm?&menuid=272&parentid=49&lang=EN and
http://www.gefngo.org/index.cfm?&menuid=285&parentid=0
GEF Expanded Constituency Workshops
11.
Between July 2014 and June 2015, the Network RFPs and members attended ECW
meetings in Namibia, Nicaragua, Sri Lanka, Paraguay, Cabo Verde, Bahamas, Georgia and
Rwanda. During the workshops, the RFPs played an important role in facilitating knowledge
sharing among CSOs as well as organizing special dialogue sessions. These CSO meetings
deepened members’ understanding of GEF work modalities and cooperation. A list of
meetings attended by Network focal points in the period is given in Annex 3.
12.
The RFPs also helped to facilitate 1-day CSO meeting held back-to-back with the ECW
meetings and involved representatives of CSOs from each country attending the ECW. A
total of 120 CSO representatives from 64 countries attended these meetings. These
meetings were important for CSOs to share common achievements and challenges facing
their engagement with GEF and to enable them to prepare a common position to share with
the ECW meeting.
INPUT TO GEF POLICY MAKING
13.
The Network presented a number of position papers, briefs and made associated
statements in relation to GEF Council working papers at the respective GEF Council as listed
below.
Meeting
47th Council Meeting
48th Council Meeting
Statement/position papers
1. Improving the GEF Project Cycle
2. Relations with the Conventions and Other
International Institutions
3. Gender Equality Action Plan
4. The Country Support Programme Implementation
5. Results-based Management systems
6. Progress Report on the Pilot Accreditation of GEF
Project Agencies and Agency Progress on Meeting
Minimum Standards on Environmental and Social
Safeguards and Gender Mainstreaming
7. Report of the GEF Independent Evaluation Office
8. LDCF/SCCF Work Program
1. GEF 2020 Implementation
2. Annual Monitoring Review
3. Expediting the Preparation of the Stock of Delayed
Projects
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4. Four Year Work Program and budget of the GEF
Independent Evaluation Office – GEF6
Agency Compliance with policies
Environmental and Social Safeguards, Gender
Fiduciary Standards
Report of the Chairperson of the Scientific
Technical Advisory Panel
Knowledge Management Approach Paper
Work Program
Semi-annual Evaluation Report June 2015
Management Responses
LDCF/SCCF Work Program
5. GEF
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and
6.
and
7.
8.
9.
10.
and
Copies of the statements are available at:
http://www.gefngo.org/index.cfm?&menuid=273&parentid=126
http://www.gefngo.org/index.cfm?&menuid=286&parentid=285
In addition, in between the council meetings the Network provided comments on
the following GEF papers
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Draft Approach paper for GEF Independent evaluation office (IEO)’s Annual
Performance Report 2014 (APR 2014) in January 2015.
Joint GEF/UNDP evaluation of the Small Grants Programme (SGP) in January
2015.
Development of the GEF Knowledge Management Approach Paper in April/May
2015.
INVOLVEMENT IN GEF WORKING GROUPS
14.
The GEF-CSO Network contributed actively to the GEF policy/plan implementation
process during the reporting period. The Network participated in three GEF Working Groups;
i.e. the Public Involvement Policy, Gender Action Plan and Knowledge Management.
15.
The GEF-CSO Network worked closely with GEF Sec on the process of the update of
the GEF Public Involvement Policy as well as the implementation of the Guidelines. Three
representatives from the GEF-CSO Network participated in the working group to review the
policy. The first meeting of the working group took place on 1 June 2015 after the GEF
Council-CSO consultation meeting.
REVIEW OF THE GEF-CSO NETWORK
16.
The GEF (IEO), upon the request of the GEF Council, has launched an evaluation of the
GEF CSO Network. The evaluation will review the Network’s performance, relevance,
effectiveness and results in promoting knowledge dissemination and CSO involvement in GEF
policies and programs. The evaluation started in May 2015 and the Network has worked
closely with the IEO in developing the Approach Paper, facilitating inputs during subsequent
ECW Meetings. The evaluation is expected to be complete in June 2016.
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COLLABORATION WITH SMALL GRANTS PROGRAMME (SGP)
17.
The Network contributed actively to the work of the GEF Small Grants Programme. It
is represented in the GEF SGP Steering Committee which was formally re-established in June
2015. The Network worked closely with the SGP Global Office to coordinate the Network’s
participation in the SGP regional workshops in 2015. Selected RFPs attended the 5 regional
SGP meetings that were held in Thailand, Dominican Republic, Zambia, Jordan and Morocco
and shared the Network’s experience and opportunities for collaboration.
18.
The Network jointly developed a portable knowledge base material called
“CommunitiesConnect” with SGP in May 2014 which is currently being updated/upgraded.
The Network is also working with SGP in several regions in jointly organizing the CSOGovernment Policy Dialogue.
OUTREACH AND COMMUNICATION
19.
The Network continued to maintain and develop the Network website
www.gefcso.org as an interactive communication tool between the Network and the
members as well as others interested in CSO activities related to GEF. Electronic mailing
groups were extensively used at regional and global level to disseminate information to
members.
20.
The use of the GEF-CSO Network website has significantly increased over this period,
it has attracted a total of 155,277 visitors (up till May 2015). The number of visitors per month
has steadily increased over the past year with the monthly average now topping 2000 visitors.
21.
To promote further outreach, during the reporting period, the Network developed and
disseminated 3 issues of its quarterly e-Newsletter (Dec 2014, March 2015 and June 2015). In
addition to the Network members, the newsletters were disseminated to the GEF Council
Members, GEF Agencies, GEF Focal Points and others.
MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT
22.
The membership of the Network is managed by the CFP and a Membership Officer
was appointed on a part-time basis in the CFP office.
23.
As of Oct 2015, there were 474 members in the Network. The number is lower
compared to the 564 at the last reporting due to the membership renewal process which was
undertaken in 2013 to facilitate updating of membership status and profiles. About 122 (22%)
of existing members were dropped due to several reasons including lost communication
(outdated contact details), ceased operations and others. Membership promotion was
undertaken at global, regional and local levels through the RFP, international meetings, for
example, during UNFCCC meeting, and through website. The current list of member
organizations is given in Annex 4.
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WORK OF THE NETWORK FOCAL POINTS
Regional Focal Points
24.
At the regional level, activities were undertaken by the RFPs in their
respective region to enhance the role of civil society in GEF activities and in
promoting the Network. The key activities undertaken by RFPs in their regions were
:
(a)
Dissemination of information about events, meetings, updates and
comment pertaining to environment and GEF activities to CSOs in their
respective regions (including in respective regional languages).
(b)
Circulation of reports on achievements from GEF Council CSO
consultations and the GEF Council
(c)
Soliciting and collating of inputs and comments from the constituency
on Network position papers, GEF papers, etc.
(d)
Promotion of the Network through emails, website and meetings to
encourage more local CSOs to be a part of the Network.
(e)
Sharing and disseminating information on funding opportunities
including the SGP to CSOs.
(f)
Recommendation of participants from their region for participation in
the GEF meetings, e.g. Council, Expanded Constituency Workshops
(ECW) and other meetings.
(g)
Liaising with GEF Operational Focal points in selected countries in their
regions.
(h)
Participation in GEF Council Consultation meetings, GEF Council
meetings, GEF Assembly and providing inputs to related position
papers.
(i)
Participating in meetings of the Coordination Committee and relevant
sub committees.
(j)
Participation in and coordination of CSO activities and presentation on
CSO issues at ECW meetings, including organisation of CSO meetings at
regional level back to back with ECW meetings (including meetings in
Namibia, Nicaragua, Sri Lanka, Paraguay, Cabo Verde, Bahamas, Georgia and
Rwanda) and SGP Regional Workshops.
INDIGENOUS PEOPLES FOCAL POINTS
25.
During this period, the engagement between the Network and IP organizations and
networks has been enhanced. There was also some engagement of IP organizations in country
dialogues but the envisaged involvement of IP organizations in ECW was limited due to
various constraints, related to the selection procedure and limitation of participation to one
CSO representative per country.
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26.
The Network is represented in the GEF Indigenous Peoples Advisory Group by Legborsi
Saro Pyagbara, the Indigenous Peoples Focal Point for Africa.
27.
The IPFPs were active in strengthening the engagement with IPs and the
Networks. Their activities included:
(a)
Dissemination of information about events, meetings, updates and comments
pertaining to environment and GEF activities to Indigenous peoples’
organizations and Networks in their respective regions.
(b)
Circulation of reports on achievements from GEF Council CSO consultations
and the GEF Council to Indigenous People’s organizations and Networks
(c)
Sharing and dissemination of information on funding opportunities including
the SGP to Indigenous Peoples organizations.
(d)
Recommendation of participants from indigenous peoples’ organizations for
participation in the GEF meetings, e.g. Council, ECW and other meetings.
(e)
Participation in GEF Council-CSO Consultation meetings and GEF Council
meetings, and providing inputs to position papers on CSO engagement in GEF.
(f)
Participating in meetings of the Coordination Committee and relevant sub
committees.
(g)
Participation in selected convention related meetings including UNFCCC COP
20 in Peru.
CENTRAL FOCAL POINT
28.
The Central Focal Point was actively involved in coordinating of the review of Council
papers, preparation of Network position papers, organizing preparatory, Council-CSO
meetings, CSO Forum and other GEF-related meetings and overall administration of the
Network. The key activities undertaken were :
(a)
Organizing the Coordination Committee meeting, Preparatory meeting and
GEF Council – CSO Consultation meeting before the 46th Council meeting in
October 2014 and Coordination Committee cum Preparatory Meeting before
the 47th Council meetings in June 2015.
(b)
(c)
Represented the GEF-CSO Network at the GEF Working Group on Public
Involvement Policy and GEF SGP Steering Committee.
Outreach and communication with members to share information on GEF-CSO
Network and GEF activities including e-group and website operation and
maintenance.
(d)
Coordinating membership administration and promotion.
(e)
Coordinating preparation of Network policy and position papers for GEF
Council sessions.
(f)
Coordinating with IEO on the review of the GEF CSO Network, including
obtaining feedback and giving input on the Approach Paper; and providing
input to the design of the survey.
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FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION
29.
Although the Network primarily works on a voluntary basis – it needs resources to
cover the cost of specific activities and services including administration and governance,
outreach, advocacy engagement, and participation at GEF related meetings and workshops,.
30.
For the past four years the Network received a grant of $50,000 from the GEFSEC to
support outreach and communication activities including maintaining the network web site,
production of the newsletter, development and translation of materials for dissemination in
local languages and organization of activities at country and sub-regional level. However for
the reporting period no such funding support was received from the Secretariat. This lack of
support has a negative impact on network activities especially at the regional and country
levels.
31.
During the reporting period, some remaining funds from an earlier grant from the
NGO Voluntary Fund (established to support the work of the Network) were used to cover
the costs for printing and distribution of the review of the Public Involvement Policy. The
balance of the grant was returned to the GEF Secretariat in December 2014 and a new
application was made to support network outreach and activity costs. However no further
grant was received during the reporting period. Following the finalization of its strategic plan
in June 2015 – the Network has initiated a process to identify other sources of funds to
support its work. In line with its procedures for financial management, Network accounts are
audited on a calendar year basis and the audit reports posted on the Network website. The
audit report for 2014 is available here.
32.
During the year, the GEF Secretariat supported the participation of 31 places and 36
places for CSOs in the October 2014 and June 2015 Council-CSO Consultation meetings
respectively. This support consisted of travel, accommodation and meal expenses for the CSO
participants. Funding was also provided to support the participation of members of the
Network as well as RFPs in the GEF ECW meetings. Co-financing was also provided by Network
members for a number of activities through significant time input as well as costs for a
number of participants in various meetings.
KEY ISSUES/CONCERNS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
Progress in addressing issues raised in the 2013-2014 Report
33.
Nine issues requiring action by the Council or Secretariat were highlighted in the
Network’s Report to Council for 2013-2014. They are as follows:
(a)
Enhancing the procedures for the selection and travel arrangements for CSOs
supported to attend GEF Council-CSO consultations
(b)
Enhancing the role of the Network in selecting participants for the ECW
meetings
(c)
Contributions to the GEF NGO Voluntary Fund
(d)
Adjustment of the selection procedure for CSO Participants in the GEF
Assembly
(e)
Review and update of the GEF Public Involvement Policy
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34.
(f)
Establishment of the mechanisms to enhance the engagement of Indigenous
Peoples and the GEF
(g)
Enhancing support for CSO engagement with the GEF at COPs of various
multilateral environmental agreements (MEAs)
(h)
Building strong mechanisms for Network member engagement at national,
regional and global level such as through incorporation of CSO reps in GEF
monitoring and evaluation teams
(i)
Exploring ways to strengthen the relationship between GEF, agencies,
implementing partners and civil society
Progress has been generally positive during the year with good achievements in a
number of areas, as follows:
Full or partial progress
(a)
Enhancing the procedures for the selection and travel arrangements for CSOs
supported to attend GEF Council-CSO consultations
Improvements have been maintained on selection and travel arrangements for
GEF Council – CSO consultations – however there still remains a problem for
participants from some countries to obtain visas on time and in travel
arrangements. This was addressed by bringing forward the deadline for
application to enable selection to be completed two months before the
Council meeting. The GEFSEC has also continued to show flexibility on allowing
additional or replacement participants when budgets permit.
(b)
Enhancing the role of the Network in selecting participants for the ECW
meetings.
Improvements have been maintained in 2014-2015 in the coordination
between the GEF Secretariat and the Network in identification and selection
of participants to attend the ECW meetings. This has enabled better
preparations to have been made by the Network prior to the meetings and has
enabled back-to-back meetings of CSOs to be organized at most ECWs in
2014/2015 with an option to report on CSO deliberations in the ECW meeting.
The addition of back-to-back CSO meetings and the inclusion of a CSO related
agenda item in the ECW meeting were extremely valuable activities and it is
positive that these have been continued in GEF 6. The cost of the CSO meeting
is low as the only cost is for one extra night’s accommodation/subsistence and
the cost of a meeting room.
Recommendation 1: ECW meetings in GEF 6 should continue to include a
specific agenda item related to engagement of civil society. Funding should
continue to be provided through the ECW mechanism for back-to-back
preparatory/follow-up CSO meetings to be organized at the time of each
ECW meeting.
(c)
Adjustment of Selection procedure for CSO Participants in the GEF Assembly
The selection procedure worked well for the GEF assembly in May 2014 and
hopefully a similar procedure will be used for the next assembly.
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(d)
Review and update the GEF Public Involvement Policy
The network undertook a review of the Public involvement policy in 2013-2014
and recommendations were highlighted in the annual report for that year. The
Network recommended that GEF Council should support action to update the
Public Involvement Policy and develop guidelines to enhance implementation.
It also recommended that the Council should also support the mainstreaming
of civil society engagement in other policies and procedures of GEF and ensure
adequate resources are made available to support civil society engagement.
Subsequently the Network has collaborated the Secretariat in AugustSeptember 2014 in contributing to the draft guidelines for implementing the
policy. The Guidelines were reviewed by the network in October 2014 and it
was proposed that a working group be established with the involvement of the
network to oversee further work on the policy. The Working group had its first
meeting in June 2015 and aims to present its final recommendations in
October 2016. This progress is positive but the network hopes that it will result
in the significant update of the current policy which was recommended by the
Network’s review.
Recommendation 2: The Network, GEF Secretariat and GEF council should
continue to work together to review and enhance the public involvement
policy and its implementation.
(e)
Establishment of the Mechanisms to enhance engagement of Indigenous
peoples and GEF
In 2014-2015 there has been some progress on the development of the various
mechanisms related to the GEF Principles and Guidelines on the Engagement
of Indigenous Peoples. The Indigenous Peoples Advisory Group (IPAG)
continued its work and meetings were held in XXX and YYY. The main
outcomes of the meetings included ZZZ
Recommendation 3: GEF should fully put in place the mechanisms to support
the implementation of the GEF Principles and Guidelines on the Engagement
of Indigenous Peoples In addition, adequate financial resources need to be
allocated to enable their effective implementation.
35.
Limited progress has been made in other areas as below:
Little or No progress
(a)
Contributions to the GEF NGO Voluntary Fund
The GEF NGO Voluntary Fund was established in January 2012. Initial funds
comprised the remaining funds from earlier donor grants in the 1990s as well
as additional funds from the GEF secretariat. The balance of an earlier grant
was used in 2014-2015 to print the review of the GEF Public Involvement
policy. Although there was a remaining balance of about 50,000 in the fund –
no new grant was made to the network in 2014-2015. The fund was
established to support the work of the network and with the adoption of the
Network strategic plan 2015-2022 – there are a range of activities that need
support and additional contributions are required – especially from donor
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countries. No progress has been made in 2014-2015 in securing additional
contributions to the fund.
Recommendation 4: The GEF Secretariat and the GEF-CSO Network should
work together to encourage contributions from donors to the Voluntary
Fund
(b)
Enhancing support for CSO engagement with the GEF at COPs of various
multilateral environmental agreements (MEAs) and the Sustainable
Development Goals (SDGs) framework
Little progress was made in 2014-2015 on enhancing the support of the
engagement of CSOs with the GEF at the COPs of various multilateral
environmental Agreements. It was not possible to organize a dialogue
between the GEF CEO and CSOs attending the climate change COP in Peru or
the CBD COP in Korea. Some progress was made by the network in working
with the UNCCD to strengthen the level of CSO engagement in convention
activities. The overlap of GEF Council and Convention meetings in 2015 has
reduced opportunities for engagement. With regards to the new SDGs, the
Network is tracking the progress of the SDGs to see how the Network can link
its Strategic Plan and contribute to the goals. The Network will explore with
GEF Sec to see how GEF engagement can enhance achievements of SDGs; for
instance, jointly convening a workshop to discuss how SDGs can be integrated
to GEF’s future work.
Recommendation 5: GEF Secretariat and GEF-CSO Network should continue
to work together to enhance CSO engagement with the GEF at COPs of
various multilateral environmental agreements (MEAs) as well as support the
implementation of the SDGs.
(c)
Building strong mechanisms for Network member engagement at national,
regional and global such as through incorporation of CSO reps in GEF
monitoring and evaluation teams;
Limited progress has been made in relation to this issue but the matter has
been looked at in the context of the Public Involvement Policy. Engagement in
GEF M&E activities could be addressed in conjunction with the GEF
Independent Evaluation office. It is planned that the network will provide input
to the revision of the GEF M&E policy in 2015-2016.
(d)
Explore ways of strengthening the relationship between GEF, agencies,
implementing partners and civil society
Little specific progress was made in relation to this issue. It is proposed that
this be reviewed further with the GEF secretariat.
Recommendation 6: Efforts to enhance the engagement of CSOs and GEF OFP
at the country level should be enhanced – through the organisation of annual
meetings between OFPs and CSOs and enhanced engagement of CSOs in GEF
project and programme design and implementation.
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ANNEX 1
LIST OF NETWORK REGIONS
GEF-CSO Network Regions (revised in June 2014)
Africa
Countries*
1.
Western Africa
2.
Central Africa
3.
Eastern Africa
4.
Southern Africa
5.
Northern Africa
Benin, Burkina Faso, Cape Verde, Chad, Cote d'Ivoire, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau,
Liberia, Mali, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone, The Gambia, Togo
Burundi, Cameroon, Democratic Republic of Congo, Central African Republic, Congo,
Gabon, Equatorial Guinea, Sao Tome and Principe
Comoros, Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Madagascar, Mauritius, Rwanda,
Seychelles, Somalia, South Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda
Angola, Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Swaziland,
Zambia, Zimbabwe.
Algeria, Egypt, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco, Sudan, Tunisia
Asia Pacific
6. South Asia
7. South East Asia
8.
9.
North east Asia
West Asia
10. Pacific
Europe
11. Europe
12. Eastern Europe and
Central Asia
Countries
Bangladesh, Bhutan India, Maldives Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka
Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore,
Timor Leste, Thailand, Viet Nam
People’s Republic of China, Republic of Korea, Korea DPR, Japan, Mongolia
Afganistan, Bahrain, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Palestine, Qatar,
Saudi Arabia, Syria, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, Yemen
Australia, Cook Islands, Fiji, Samoa, Kiribati, Marshall Islands, Micronesia, Nauru, New
Zealand, Niue, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Tonga, Tuvalu, Vanuatu
Countries
Albania, Andorra, Austria , Belgium, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus,
Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, FYR Macedonia, Germany,
Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania,
Luxembourg, Malta, Monaco, Montenegro, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania,
Serbia, Slovak Republic, San Marino, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, The
Netherlands, United Kingdom,
Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Moldova,
Russian Federation, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, Uzbekistan
Americas
13. Mesoamerica
14. South America
15. Caribbean
Countries
Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Venezuela
Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay
Antigua & Barbuda, Barbados, Bahamas, Belize, Cuba, Dominica, Dominican Republic,
Haiti, Grenada, Guadeloupe, Guyana, Jamaica, St. Kitts & Nevis, St. Lucia, St. Vincent
& the Grenadines, Suriname, Trinidad & Tobago, Virgin Islands
16. North America
Canada, United States
Representatives from the Indigenous People’s Organizations
Representative Asia Pacific
Representative Africa
Representative Americas
* NOTE: the countries in the regions as well as the regions will be adjusted from time to time.
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ANNEX 2: UPDATED LIST OF CENTRAL, REGIONAL AND INDIGENOUS PEOPLES FOCAL POINTS OF
THE GEF-CSO NETWORK (AS OF SEPTEMBER 2015)
CENTRAL FOCAL POINT
North East Asia
Global Environment Centre
2nd Floor, Wisma Hing, No. 78 Jalan SS2/72,
47300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia
Tel : +603 7957 2007
Fax : +603 7957 7003
Green Camel Bell
Room 102, Unit 4,17th Building
Ming Ren HuaYuan, Qilihe District, Lanzhou
Gansu Province
China, Post Code: 730050
Tel: +86-931-2650202
Fax: +86-931-2650202
Official Representative :
Mr. Faizal Parish
Email : [email protected],
[email protected], [email protected]
Official Representatives:
Mr. Zhao Zhong
E-mail : [email protected], [email protected]
REGIONAL FOCAL POINTS
West Asia
South East Asia
Gulf Research Centre (GRC)
19 Rayat Al-Itehad Street,
P.O. Box 10501
21443, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Tel : +966-2-6518888
Fax :+966-2-6530953
Save the Earth Cambodia
#121, St. 621 B,
Prek Prah, Phnom Penh,
Cambodia
Tel: 855-12 599 817
Official Representatives:
Mr. Akhteruzzaman Sano
Email : [email protected]
Official Representative:
Dr. Mohamed Abdel Raouf
Email : [email protected],
[email protected]
Eastern Europe and Central Asia
Caucasus Environmental NGO Network
(CENN)
27, Betlemi Street, 0105 Tbilisi, Georgia
Tel. No. : 995 32 275 1903 / 04
Fax No. : 995 32 275 1905
South Asia
Society for Environment & Development
(SED)
UG - 3, E/77, West Vinod Nagar,
Delhi – 110092, India
Tel: 011-22475117/011-22475117
Fax: 011- 22479505
Official Representative : Ms. Nana Janashia
Email: [email protected]
Western Africa and Interim for Central Africa
Official Representative :
Dr. Lalit Mohan
Email : dr.lmohan@gmail, [email protected]
Women Environmental Programme (WEP)
Block E Flat 2 Anambra Court Gaduwa
Housing Estate, after Apo Legislative Quarters
P.O. Box 10176 Garki, Abuja, Nigeria
Phone: +234 929 10878
Official Representatives:
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Ms. Priscilla M. Achakpa
Email: [email protected],
[email protected],
[email protected]
Official Representatives: Mr. Ramon Cruz
Email: [email protected]
Mesoamerica
Eastern Africa
Pronatura Sur A.C.
Pedro Moreno No. 1 San Cristóbal de Las Casas
20200, Chiapas 29200, Mexico
Tel. : +52 (967) 678 50 00
Fax :· +52 (967) 674 57 17
Website : www.pronatura-sur.org
Environmental Management for Livelihood
Improvement Bwaise Facility (EMLI)
Plot 56 Bwaise-Nabweru Road
P.O. Box 3430 Kampala, Uganda.
General line:+256-312-111249
Direct line: +256-414-692153
Official Representatives:
Rosa Maria Vidal Rodriguez
Email : [email protected]
Official Representative :
Mr. Robert Bakiika
Email : [email protected]
Southern Africa
South America
Human Settlements of Zambia (HUZA)
P.O.Box RW 51523, Ridgeway, , Lusaka 15101,
Zambia
Tel. No. : 26 0966 439 091
Fax No. 26 0211 254 881
Fundacion ECOS
Postal address: CEP 56098 Agencia 20,
20100 Punta del Este, Uruguay
Tel : 59 842 771252/532
Fax : 59 842 771 252
Official Representative :
Mr. Victor Kawanga
Email: [email protected]
Official Representative:
Dr. Maria Leichner
Email: [email protected]
Northern Africa
Europe
Arab Network for Environment and
Development "RAED"
3A Masaken Masr Lel-Taameer, Zahraa ElMaadi Street, Zahraa El-Maadi
Helwan, Egypt
Tel : +20 2 25161519/245
Fax : +20 2 25162961
Transparency International (TI)
Alt-moabit 96,
10559 Berlin, Germany
Tel: 49-30-343820-0
Fax: 49-30-34703912
Official Representative : Ms. Lisa Elges
Email : [email protected]
Official Representative : Mr. Essam Nada
Email : [email protected]
North America
Pacific
Institute for Transportation and
Development Policy (ITDP)
9 East 19th St., 7th Floor,
New York, NY 10003, USA
Tel. :+ 1 212 629 8001
Fax : +1-646-380-2360
Ole Siosiomaga Society Incorporated (OLSSI)
P.O. Box 2282, Beach Road, Apia,
Western Samoa
Tel. : 0685-7791999
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Official Representative : Mr. Fiu Mataese
Elisara
Email: [email protected],
[email protected]
Official Representative :
Mr. Saro Legborsi Pyagbara
Email : [email protected]
Caribbean
Environment Tobago
#11 Cuyler Street, Scarborough, Tobago,
West Indies, Trinidad and Tobago
Tel : 1-868- 660-7462
Fax: 1-868-660-7467
Website :
http://www.environmenttobago.net
Official Representatives:
Patricia Turpin
Email : [email protected]
INDIGENOUS PEOPLE’S REPRESENTATIVES
Indigenous People’s Representatives - Latin
America
Foro Indigena de Abya Yala
PO Box: 545-2070, Sabanilla, San Jose, Costa
Rica
Telephone: +506 8725 0843
Official Representative :
Mr. Alancay Morales Garro
Email : [email protected] or
[email protected]
Indigenous People’s Representatives - Asia
Asia Indigenous Peoples Pact (AIPP)
108 Moo 5 Tambon Sanpronate, Amphur
Sansai, 50210, Chiangmai, Thailand
Tel. : +66-53380168
Fax : 66-533 80752
Official Representative : Mr. Thomas Jalong
Email : [email protected]
Indigenous People’s Representatives - Africa
The Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni
People (MOSOP)
6 Otonahia Close, Off Olu Obasanjo Road,
Rivers State, Port Harcourt, Nigeria
Tel : +23484233907
Fax : +234 80333 92530
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ANNEX 3: PARTICIPATION OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM THE GEF-CSO NETWORK IN SPECIFIC GEF
RELATED MEETINGS IN 2014-2015
No.
Meeting
1.
GEF-CSO Consultation Meeting
and 47th GEF Council Meeting,
Washington DC
SGP Asia/Pacific Regional
Workshop, Bangkok, Thailand
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
ECW
Namibia,
Windhoek,
Namibia,
ECW Nicaragua, Nicaragua,
Date
Representative
27-30 Oct 14
CFP, RFP and CSO
representatives
9-13 Feb 2015
Adelaine Tan (Representative
from CFP office)
17-19 Feb 2015
SGP Latin America and Caribbean
Regional Workshop, Dominican
Republic
ECW Sri Lanka, Colombo, Sri
Lanka,
ECW Paraguay, Asuncion,
Paraguay,
SGP Anglophone Africa Regional
Workshop, Zambia
ECW Cabo Verde, Cabo Verde
SGP Europe/CIS & Arab States
Regional Workshop, Jordan
ECW Caribbean, Bahamas
SGP Francophone Africa Regional
Workshop, Morocco
ECW Georgia, Tbilisi, Georgia,
9-13 March 2015
Victor Kawanga (RFP Southern
Africa)
Rosa Maria Vidal Rodriguez (RFP
Mesoamerica)
Patricia Turpin (RFP Caribbean)
16-19 Mar 2015
Faizal Parish (CFP)
14-16 Apr 2015
Maria Leichner (RFP South
America)
Victor Kawanga (RFP Southern
Africa)
Samuel Dotse (RFP West Africa)
Nana Janashia (RFP Eastern
Europe and Central Asia)
Patricia Turpin (RFP Caribbean)
Essam Nada (RFP North Africa)
GEF-CSO Consultation Meeting
and 48th GEF Council Meeting,
Washington DC
ECW Rwanda, Rwanda
1-3 June 2015
3-5 March 2015
20-24 April 2015
21-23 Apr 2015
11-15 May 2015
5 – 7 May 2015.
8-12 June 2015
22-24 June 2015
14-16 July 2015
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Nana Janashia (RFP Eastern
Europe and Central Asia)
CFP, RFPs/IPFPs and CSO
representatives
Robert Bakiika (RFP East Africa)
ANNEX 4 UPDATED LIST OF MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS BY REGION (AS AT SEPT 2015)
No.
Organization Name
Action de Developpement, Promotion et Assistance
Communautaire (ADPAC)
ACTION JEUNESSE POUR LE DEVELOPPEMENT
Action pour le Developpement de l'Agriculture et de la
Peche avec Protection Environnementale de Likende
(ADAPEL)
ACTION POUR LE DEVELOPPEMENT INTEGRE ET LA
SANTE POUR TOUS (ADIST)
Action Volontaire pour la Lutte contre les Changements
Climatiques et les Effets Negatifs du Soufre du Diesel
Country
Region
Congo, Dem.Rep. Of the
Congo, Dem.Rep. Of the
Africa - Central
Africa - Central
Congo, Dem.Rep. Of the
Africa - Central
Congo, Dem.Rep. Of the
Africa - Central
Burundi
Africa - Central
African Conservation Foundation
AFRIQUE ACTION CONTRE LES CHANGEMENTS
CLIMATIQUES (AFRICA ACTION AGAINIST CLIMATE
CHANGE) - ACC
Cameroon
Africa - Central
Burundi
Africa - Central
Cameroon
Africa - Central
Equatorial Guinea
Africa - Central
Cameroon
Africa - Central
Congo, Dem.Rep. Of the
Africa - Central
Congo, Dem.Rep. Of the
Africa - Central
Congo, Dem.Rep. Of the
Africa - Central
Congo, Dem.Rep. Of the
Africa - Central
Congo, Dem.Rep. Of the
Africa - Central
16
Akwi Memorial Foundation (AMF)
Amigos de la Naturaleza y del Desarrollo de Guinea
Ecuatorial (ANDEGE)
Animal Husbandry and Research Institute Alliance
(AHAIRA)
APRODEA, ACTION FOR ECONOMIC AND
AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT
Association Congolaise pour Developpement Agricole
(ACDA)
ASSOCIATION DES TRADIPRATICIENS DU KASAÕ
OCCIDENTAL (ATRAKOC)
Association of Actions of Peace and Community
Development (APADEC)
Aube Nouvelle Pour La Femme Et Le Developpement
(ANFD)/ New Dawn for Women and Development
(NDWD)
Centre d'Appui pour le Developpement Integre de
Lukolela en sigle CADIL/asbl
Congo, Dem.Rep. Of the
Africa - Central
17
CENTRE DE RECHERCHES APPLIQUEES "PAILLASSE"
Congo, Dem.Rep. Of the
Africa - Central
18
FONDATION VILLAGEOISE DE GESTION DE LA NATURE
ET DE LUTTE CONTRE LE BRACONNAGE
Gabon
Africa - Central
Cameroon
Africa - Central
20
21
22
GASCO - Cameroun
GROUPE D’ACTION POUR L’ASSAINISSEMENT DES
CENTRES URBAINS DU CONGO en sigle GAACUC
Groupe D'Action Aux Necessiteux - GAN
Hard Working Farmers Common Initiative Group
Congo, Dem.Rep. Of the
Congo, Dem.Rep. Of the
Cameroon
Africa - Central
Africa - Central
Africa - Central
23
HOPE IN AFRICA
Congo, Dem.Rep. Of the
Africa - Central
24
Maison Pierre Angulaire Sacree (MPAS)
Congo, Dem.Rep. Of the
Africa - Central
25
ONG Brainforest
OPED - Organization pour l'Environnement et le
Developpement Durable
Organisation de defense de l'environnement au Burundi
'ODEB'
organisation des laics engages du sacre coeur pour le
developpement de kimbondo
Protection Environnementale et le Developpement
Durable (APEDD)
Gabon
Africa - Central
Cameroon
Africa - Central
Burundi
Africa - Central
Congo, Dem.Rep. Of the
Africa - Central
Central African Republic
Africa - Central
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
19
26
27
28
29
17
No.
Organization Name
Redemption Health Foundation for Sustainable rural
Development and Conservation (RHFSRD & C)
Regroupement Pour le Developpement Communautaire
"REDECOM"
SOCIETE CIVILE ENVIRONNEMENTALE ET AGRO-RURALE
DU CONGO (SOCEARUCO)
Country
Region
Cameroon
Africa - Central
Congo, Dem.Rep. Of the
Africa - Central
Congo, Dem.Rep. Of the
Africa - Central
Synergie d’Aides Prioritaires-Aides d’Urgences (SAP-AU)
The Research Institute for Development,
Communication and School Partnership (RIDCSP)
Congo, Dem.Rep. Of the
Africa - Central
Cameroon
Africa - Central
Congo, Dem.Rep. Of the
Africa - Central
Congo, Dem.Rep. Of the
Africa - Central
37
TOUS EN ACTION POUR LE PROGRES (TAP)
UNION DES CULTIVATEURS ELEVEURS DE MPOMA
(U.C.E.M/ASBL)
UNIVERSAL UNION FOR CONSUMER PROTECTION AND
CIVIL ABUSE
Cameroon
Africa - Central
38
ASB - PARTNERSHIP FOR TROPICAL FOREST MARGINS
Kenya
Africa - East
39
CENTRE FOR INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT (CIDev)
Chimpanzee Sanctuary & Wildlife Conservation Trust
(CSWCT)
Climate Network Africa
Council for Human Ecology - Kenya
Development Indian Ocean Network (DION)
DONET - Dodoma Environmental Network
Earthsavers Movement Uganda Chapter
East Africa Natural History Society
Ensemble pour le Developpement Durable du District
d'Arta (E.D.D.A.)
Environmental Alert
ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION TRUST OF UGANDA
(ECOTRUST)
Environmental Management for Livelihood
Improvement (EMLI)
Environmental Protection and Conservation
Organization (EPCO)
ENVIRONMENTAL WOMEN IN ACTION FOR
DEVELOPMENT (EWAD) (formerly known as Entebbe
Women Association, EWA)
Environment Liaison Centre International (ELCI)
Ethiopian Wildlife and Natural History Society
Uganda
Africa - East
Uganda
Kenya
Kenya
Mauritius
Tanzania
Uganda
Kenya
Africa - East
Africa - East
Africa - East
Africa - East
Africa - East
Africa - East
Africa - East
Djibouti
Uganda
Africa - East
Africa - East
Uganda
Africa - East
Uganda
Africa - East
Mauritius
Africa - East
Uganda
Kenya
Ethiopia
Africa - East
Africa - East
Africa - East
Forum For Environment
Ilemela District CSOs Network (ILEDICINET)
INTERNATIONAL CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENT SOCIAL
AND POLICY STUDIES (ICESPS)
KENYA NETWORK OF GRASSROOTS ORGANISATIONS
(KENGO)
Lake Victoria Environmental Education and
Management (LEM)
LEM, The Environment and Development Society of
Ethiopia
MABIRA FOREST INTEGRATED COMMMUNITY
ORGANISATION (MAFICO)
Mahemo(Mahanga Environment Management
Organisation)
Majaso Human Development (MAHUDE)
Ethiopia
Tanzania
Africa - East
Africa - East
Kenya
Africa - East
Kenya
Africa - East
Tanzania
Africa - East
Ethiopia
Africa - East
Uganda
Africa - East
Uganda
Kenya
Africa - East
Africa - East
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
18
No.
Organization Name
Mauritius Council for Development, Environmental
Studies and Conservation (MAUDESCO)
Mauritius Council of Social Service (MACOSS)
Mauritius Marine Conservation Society
Mgahinga Community Development Organisation
(MCDO)
Mutukula Community Development Association
(MUCODA)
Country
Region
Mauritius
Mauritius
Mauritius
Africa - East
Africa - East
Africa - East
Uganda
Africa - East
Uganda
Africa - East
NATURE KENYA
Nature Palace Foundation
NatureUganda - the East Africa Natural History Society
(EANHS)
Networks and Information Exchange (NETINFEX)
OSIENALA - Friends of Lake Victoria
Kenya
Uganda
Africa - East
Africa - East
Uganda
Uganda
Kenya
Africa - East
Africa - East
Africa - East
Uganda
Uganda
Africa - East
Africa - East
76
Pro-biodiversity Conservationist in Uganda (PROBICOU)
Real Agency for Community Development (RACD)
Rwanda Environmental Conservation Organisation
(RECOR)
Rwanda
Africa - East
77
78
SAVE THE ENVIRONMENT ETHIOPIA
Soroti Rural Development Agency (SORUDA)
Ethiopia
Uganda
Africa - East
Africa - East
79
SSESE Health Effort for Development
Support for Women in Agriculture and Environment
(SWAGEN)
Sustainable Agriculture Trainers Network (SATNET)
Sustainable Agriculture, Forestry & Environment
Concerns - SAFE
Sustainable for Environmental & Climate Change
Association (SECCA)
Uganda Association for Social Economic Progress
Uganda Coalition for Crisis Prevention (UCCP)
UGANDA ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION FOUNDATION
(UEEF)
Uganda
Africa - East
Uganda
Uganda
Africa - East
Africa - East
Uganda
Africa - East
Tanzania
Uganda
Uganda
Africa - East
Africa - East
Africa - East
Uganda
Africa - East
Uganda
Africa - East
Tanzania
Africa - East
89
Wildlife Clubs of Uganda (WCU)
WILDLIFE CONSERVATION SOCIETY OF TANZANIA
(WCST)
WWF Madagascar and West Indian Ocean Programme
Office
Madagascar
Africa - East
90
Youth Environment Service (YES)
Uganda
Africa - East
91
92
Arab Network for Environment & Development (RAED)
Arab Office for Youth and Environment (AOYE)
Egypt
Egypt
Africa - North
Africa - North
93
Association of Continuity Generations
Association de Recherche sur le Climat et
l'Environnement (ARCE)
Association Pour La Protection De L'Environnement Et
Le Developpement Durable De Bizerte (APEDDUB)
Coptic Evangelical Organization for Social Services
(CEOSS)
Groupe dâ Etudes et Recherches sur les Energies
Renouvelables et lâ Environnement (GERERE)
Tunisia
Africa - North
Algeria
Africa - North
Tunisia
Africa - North
Egypt
Africa - North
Morocco
Africa - North
International Energy Foundation (IEF)
Ong Agir En Faveur De L' environnement (ONG AFE)
Protection de l'énvironnement et de l'écosysteme
Mauritania (PEECO)
Libya
Mauritania
Africa - North
Africa - North
Mauritania
Africa - North
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
19
No.
Organization Name
Societe Protectrice des Animaux et de la Nature
(SPANA)
Sudanese Environment Conservation Society (SECS)
Action for Environmental Sustainability (AFES)
Action for Sustainable Development (ASUD)
Country
Region
Morocco
Sudan
Malawi
Malawi
Africa - North
Africa - North
Africa - South
Africa - South
ADPP Mozambique
Africa Foundation for Sustainable Development
Mozambique
All for Africa Foundation
Alliance for Nutrition and Reconstruction (ANR)
Mozambique
Africa - South
Mozambique
South Africa
Zambia
Africa - South
Africa - South
Africa - South
Botswana
South Africa
Africa - South
Africa - South
111
112
BirdLife Botswana
Community Initiative for Social Enhancement (CISE)
Development Aid from People to People (DAPP)
Namibia
Development Aid from People to People in Malawi
Namibia
Malawi
Africa - South
Africa - South
113
Dialogue International
Zambia
Africa - South
114
115
116
117
118
Environmental Monitoring Group (EMG)
Food and Trees for Zambia
Foundation for Wildlife and Habitat Conservation
Geography and Environmental Movement (GEM)
Green Living Movement
South Africa
Zambia
Zambia
Lesotho
Zambia
Africa - South
Africa - South
Africa - South
Africa - South
Africa - South
119
120
HEIFER INTERNATIONAL ZAMBIA
Human People to People in South Africa
Zambia
South Africa
Africa - South
Africa - South
121
Zambia
Africa - South
122
Human Settlements of Zambia (HUZA)
Imiti Ikula Empanga Environment and Development
Organisation (IIEEDO)
Zambia
Africa - South
123
Judith Chikonde Foundation (JCF)
Zambia
Africa - South
124
Kachere Development Program
Zambia
Africa - South
125
LEAD Southern and Eastern Africa
Malawi
Africa - South
126
Malawi
Africa - South
127
Life Concern Organisation (LICO)
Masvingo Community Based HIV/AIDS and Vulnerable
Children's Organization
Zimbabwe
Africa - South
128
Nyimba District Farmers Association
Zambia
Africa - South
129
OLIVE LEAF Foundation
South Africa
Africa - South
130
PANOS SOUTHERN AFRICA
Zambia
Africa - South
131
132
133
Peace Parks Foundation
Phunzirani Development Organisation (PDO)
Save Environment and People Agency (SEPA)
Sustainable Rural Growth and Development Initiative
(SRGDI)
ZAMBIA INSTITUTE OF ENVIRONMENTAL
MANAGEMENT (ZIEM)
ZERO Regional Environment Organization
South Africa
Malawi
Zambia
Africa - South
Africa - South
Africa - South
Malawi
Africa - South
Zambia
Zimbabwe
Africa - South
Africa - South
Abibimman Foundation
African Research Association managing Development in
Nigeria (ARADIN)
Ghana
Africa - West
Nigeria
Africa - West
African Youth Movement [AYM]
Agriculture - Environmental and Infrastructural
Development Foundation (AGRIDEF)
Asagyam Help for the Needy (ASAHN) NGO
Association des Femmes Peules Autochtones du Tchad
(AFPAT)
Nigeria
Africa - West
Ghana
Ghana
Africa - West
Africa - West
Chad
Africa - West
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
20
No.
143
Country
Ghana
Region
Africa - West
144
Organization Name
Bright Generation Community Foundation
Care & Action Research Non-Governmental
Organisation (CaRE-NGO)
Nigeria
Africa - West
145
CENTRE FOR WATER AND ENVIRONMENT (CWED)
Nigeria
Africa - West
146
147
Climate Action Network - Ghana
Community Engineering Programme - COMENGIP
Ghana
Senegal
Africa - West
Africa - West
148
Community Research and Development Centre (CREDC)
Nigeria
Africa - West
149
Conservation Society of Sierra Leone
Defence Against Aids, Poverty and Underdevelopment
(DAAPU)
Sierra Leone
Africa - West
Ghana
Africa - West
Ghana
Africa - West
152
Drama Network
DUNNS RURAL INDUSTRIALIZATION PROGRAMME
(DRIP)
Nigeria
Africa - West
153
154
ECO-ECOLO
ENDA - Environment and Development Action
Benin
Senegal
Africa - West
Africa - West
155
ENVIRONMENTAL FOUNDATION FOR AFRICA
Sierra Leone
Africa - West
156
Evergreen Habitat Organization
Nigeria
Africa - West
157
Nigeria
Africa - West
158
Fantsuam Foundation
Foundation for Future Christian Workers International
(FFCWI)
Ghana
Africa - West
159
Foundation for the Conservation of the Earth (FOCONE)
Nigeria
Africa - West
160
161
Free World Foundation
GENDER AND DEVELOPMNET ACTION (GADA)
Ghana
Nigeria
Africa - West
Africa - West
162
GENERATION DEVELOPMENT LINK
Ghana
Africa - West
163
164
Ghana Wildlife Society
GLOBAL GREEN ENVIRONMENTAL NETWORK
Ghana
Ghana
Africa - West
Africa - West
165
Nigeria
Africa - West
166
Greenwatch Initiative
Gunjur Environmental Protection and Development
Group (GEPADG)
Gambia
Africa - West
167
HATOF Foundation
Ghana
Africa - West
168
169
Ghana
Ghana
Africa - West
Africa - West
170
171
HOPE BUILDERS FOUNDATION
Human Care and Maintenance Foundation (HUCAM)
Initiative for Food Environment and Health Society
(IFEHS)
Jeunesse Action Developpement Solidarite (JADES)
Nigeria
Niger
Africa - West
Africa - West
172
Kanuri Development Association
Nigeria
Africa - West
173
LEAD TCHAD
National Instrument for Democracy and Economic
Development (NIDE)
Chad
Africa - West
Cote d'Ivoire
Africa - West
Benin
Nigeria
Africa - West
Africa - West
Ghana
Africa - West
Nigeria
Africa - West
179
180
Nature Tropicale
Neighbourhood Environment Watch Foundation (NEW)
Network for Promotion of Agriculture And
Environmental Studies
Ojope Farmers and Rural Dwellers Development
Association (OFRDDA)
Organization for Livelihoods Enhancement Services OLIVES
Poverty in Africa Alternative (POVINAA)
Ghana
Nigeria
Africa - West
Africa - West
181
REHABILITATION INTERNATIONAL GHANA
Ghana
Africa - West
182
SAVE AFRICA ORGANIZATION
Ghana
Africa - West
150
151
174
175
176
177
178
21
No.
Country
Region
Nigeria
Africa - West
Nigeria
Ghana
Africa - West
Africa - West
Ghana
Africa - West
187
Organization Name
Small and Medium Scale Entrepreneurship
Fundamentals Foundation (SMEFUNDS)
Society For the Improvement of Rural People-Nigeria
(NSIRP)
Strategic Youth Network for Development (SYND)
Tetrem Rural Community Agricultural Farmers and Craft
Development Association
The Movement For The Survival Of The Ogoni People
(MOSOP)
Nigeria
Africa - West
188
Together Rural Development Solidarity
Ghana
Africa - West
189
TROPICAL FOREST NETWORK (TFN )
Nigeria
Africa - West
190
191
192
Women Environmental Programme
Wuni Zaligu Development Association (WUZDA)
Youth Aid Foundation for Winners (YAFOW)
Nigeria
Ghana
Ghana
Africa - West
Africa - West
Africa - West
193
194
Youth as a Mission Development Association (YAAMDA)
All China Environment Federation (ACEF)
Ghana
China
Africa - West
Asia - North East
195
Beijing Forestry Society (BFS)
China
Asia - North East
196
China Green Foundation
China
Asia - North East
197
China Mangrove Conservation Network
China
Asia - North East
198
Environmental Quality Protection Foundation
Taiwan
Asia - North East
199
Friends of Nature
China
Asia - North East
200
Global Environmental Forum
Japan
Asia - North East
201
202
Global Village Beijing
Green Anhui Environment Development Center
China
China
Asia - North East
Asia - North East
203
Green Asia Network
Republic Of Korea
Asia - North East
204
Green Camel Bell
China
Asia - North East
205
Green Education Center (GEC)
China
Asia - North East
206
Green Hanjiang
China
Asia - North East
207
Mongolia
Asia - North East
208
Green Initiatives
Greenriver Environmental Protection Association of
Sichuan
China
Asia - North East
209
210
Guizhouren Net
Hangzhou Eco-Culture Association
China
China
Asia - North East
Asia - North East
211
Japan Council for Sustainable Development
Japan
Asia - North East
212
Japan Wildlife Research Center (JWRC)
Lanzhou University Center for Western Environmental
and Social Development & Gansu Center for Western
Environmental and Social Development
Longyou Environment Conservation Association
Tianshui City
Japan
Asia - North East
China
Asia - North East
China
Asia - North East
Japan
Asia - North East
China
Asia - North East
China
Asia - North East
183
184
185
186
213
214
217
Organization for Industrial and Spiritual and Cultural
Advancement (OISCA- International)
Sustainable Development and Environmental Law
Institute
The Institute for China and Global Environmental
Sustainability (CHANGES)
218
219
The Takagi Fund for Citizen Science
Wild Bird Society of Japan (International Center)
Japan
Japan
Asia - North East
Asia - North East
220
221
Yunnan Environment Development Institute (YEDI)
Aga Khan Planning and Building Service Pakistan
China
Pakistan
Asia - North East
Asia - South
215
216
22
No.
Organization Name
Country
Region
222
223
224
225
AKSHAYA Rehabilitation Trust
Applied Environmental Research Foundation (AERF)
Bangladesh Centre for Advanced Studies
BIRDS-Bharati Integrated Rural Development Society
India
India
Bangladesh
India
Asia - South
Asia - South
Asia - South
Asia - South
226
Pakistan
Asia - South
227
228
CARAVAN
Centre for Community Economics and Development
Consultants Society (CECOEDECON)
Centre for Environment Protection (CEP)
India
India
Asia - South
Asia - South
229
Centre for Rural Technology, Nepal (CRT/N)
Nepal
Asia - South
230
231
Community Development Library (CDL)
Environmental Resources Research Centre
Bangladesh
India
Asia - South
Asia - South
232
Foundation for Ecological Security (FES)
India
Asia - South
233
234
Grameena Vikas Samithi
Haritika
India
India
Asia - South
Asia - South
235
Himalayan Light Foundation
Nepal
Asia - South
236
237
238
INDEX
Institute for Integrated Rural Development
Institute of Sustainable Development (ISDESR)
Bangladesh
India
India
Asia - South
Asia - South
Asia - South
239
LEAD Pakistan
Pakistan
Asia - South
240
241
242
LEADERS Nepal
Life Academy of Vocational Studies (LAVS)
Live and Learn Environmental Education
Nepal
India
Maldives
Asia - South
Asia - South
Asia - South
243
244
National Women's Welfare Society
NATURE ENVIRONMENT & WILDLIFE SOCIETY
India
India
Asia - South
Asia - South
245
New World Hope Organization
Pakistan
Asia - South
246
247
248
PAHAL
Resources Center for Sustainable Development (RCSD)
Rural Area Development Programme (RADP)
India
India
Nepal
Asia - South
Asia - South
Asia - South
249
Rural Development Foundation
Pakistan
Asia - South
250
Rural Reconstruction Nepal - RRN
Nepal
Asia - South
251
Shri Jagdamba Samiti
India
Asia - South
252
Pakistan
Asia - South
253
254
Sindhica Reforms Society
Society For Conservation and Protection of the
Environment (SCOPE)
Society for Environment & Development (SED)
Pakistan
India
Asia - South
Asia - South
255
Solidarity for Social Equality (SSE Human Rights Center)
India
Asia - South
256
SOUTH ASIAN FORUM FOR ENVIRONMENT (SAFE)
India
Asia - South
257
258
259
The Energy and Resources Institute-TERI
Vidyanagar Nature Club
World Wide Fund for Nature India (WWF-India)
India
India
India
Asia - South
Asia - South
Asia - South
260
WWF-Pakistan
Pakistan
Asia - South
261
262
Youth Welfare Club
Asia Indigenous Peoples Pact (AIPP)
Asian Institute for Development Communication
(Aidcom)
Associated Labor Unions-Trade Union Congress of the
Philippines (ALU-TUCP)
India
Thailand
Asia - South
Asia - South East
Malaysia
Asia - South East
Philippines
Asia - South East
Ateneo De Manila University
Borneo Ecotourism, Solutions and Technologies (BEST)
Society
Philippines
Asia - South East
Malaysia
Asia - South East
263
264
265
266
23
No.
Country
Region
Philippines
Asia - South East
268
Organization Name
Centre for Development Programs in the Cordillera CDPC
Centre for Natural Resources and Environmental
Studies (CRES)
Vietnam
Asia - South East
269
Clean Air Initiative for Asian Cities (Clean Air Asia)
Philippines
Asia - South East
270
Cambodia
Asia - South East
Malaysia
Philippines
Malaysia
Asia - South East
Asia - South East
Asia - South East
274
Community Translation Organization (CTO)
Environmental Management and Research Association
of Malaysia (ENSEARCH)
Foundation for the Philippine Environment
Global Environment Centre
Haribon Foundation for the Conservation of Natural
Resources
Philippines
Asia - South East
275
Lao Institute for Renewable Energy
Lao PDR
Asia - South East
276
277
Malaysian Nature Society
Malaysian Society of Marine Sciences (MSMS)
Malaysia
Malaysia
Asia - South East
Asia - South East
278
279
280
Save the Earth Cambodia
The Indonesian Biodiversity Foundation-KEHATI
The Rufino M. Reyes Memorial Foundation, Inc.
Cambodia
Indonesia
Philippines
Asia - South East
Asia - South East
Asia - South East
281
Water Watch Penang (WWP)
Malaysia
Asia - South East
282
283
284
Wetlands International
CENESTA (Center for Sustainable Development)
Development for People and Nature Association
Malaysia
Iran, Islamic Rep.of
Lebanon
Asia - South East
Asia - West
Asia - West
285
Emirates Environmental group (EEG)
United Arab Emirates
Asia - West
286
Green Line Association
Lebanon
Asia - West
287
Gulf Research Center (GRC)
Saudi Arabia
Asia - West
288
289
290
Jordan Environment Society
Jordan Society for Sustainable Development (JSSD)
Mountain Environment Protection Society (MEPS)
Jordan
Jordan
Iran, Islamic Rep.of
Asia - West
Asia - West
Asia - West
291
Noor Al Hussein Foundation
Jordan
Asia - West
292
293
294
Palestine Wildlife Society
Plan for the Land Society - TARH E SARZAMIN PAIDAR
Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature
Palestine
Iran, Islamic Rep.of
Jordan
Asia - West
Asia - West
Asia - West
295
Technology Development Foundation of Turkey (TTGV)
Turkey
Asia - West
296
The Applied Research Institute - Jerusalem (ARIJ)
Palestine
Asia - West
297
Jordan
Asia - West
Iraq
Asia - West
Turkey
Asia - West
300
The National Environment and Wildlife Society (NEWS)
Together to Protect Human & the Environment
Association
Turkish Foundation for Combating Soil Erosion, for
Reforestation and the Protection of Natural Habitats
(TEMA)
Women's Access to Entrepreneurship Development and
Training (WAEDAT)
Jordan
Asia - West
301
Andros Conservancy and Trust (ANCAT)
Bahamas
Caribbean
302
Bahamas National Trust
Bahamas
Caribbean
303
304
CARIBBEAN CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION (CCA)
Caribbean Forest Conservation Association (CFCA)
Barbados
Trinidad and Tobago
Caribbean
Caribbean
305
Environment TOBAGO
Fondation pour la Protection de la Biodiversite Marine
(FoProBiM)
Trinidad and Tobago
Caribbean
Haiti
Caribbean
267
271
272
273
298
299
306
24
No.
Organization Name
Country
Region
Dominican Republic
Caribbean
308
309
Fundacio Sur Futuro Inc.
Indigenous People (Bethechilokono) of Saint Lucia
Governing Council (BGC)
Island Resources Foundation (Virgin Islands)
St. Lucia
Virgin Islands
Caribbean
Caribbean
310
PROMOTION FOR DEVELOPMENT (PROMODEV)
Haiti
Caribbean
311
St. Lucia National Trust
St. Lucia
Caribbean
312
Suriname Conservation Foundation
Suriname
Caribbean
313
The Trust for Sustainable Livelihoods
Trinidad and Tobago
314
"For Healthy Life" Ecological Public Union
Azerbaijan
315
"Green Lane" Agricultural Assistance NGO
Armenia
316
“Eko- Alem” (Eco-World) Public Union
Azerbaijan
317
APB-BirdLife Belarus (Akhova ptushak Batskaushchyny)
Belarus
318
Aral Tenizi
Kazakhstan
319
Armenian Women for Health and Healthy Environment
Armenia
320
Association for Farmers Rights Defence
Georgia
321
Association of Forest and Land Users of Tajikistan
Tadzhikistan
322
Biodiversity Conservation Fund of Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
323
Caucasus Environmental NGO Network (CENN)
Georgia
324
Climate Change Coordination Centre (CCCC)
Kazakhstan
325
Ecoforum of Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan
326
Ecological Movement of Moldova
Moldova, Rep.of
327
Ecological Society Ruzgar
Azerbaijan
328
EcoTeam - Energy and Environmental consulting NGO
Armenia
329
Environmental Educational Center
Russian Federation
330
Kazakhstan
331
Farmer of Kazakhstan
Foundation to support civil initiatives (FSCI, DastgirieCenter)
332
Independent Ecological Expertise
Kyrgyz Republic
333
Kyrgyz Republic
335
Kyrgyz Association of Forest and Land Users (KAFLU)
National Association of Dehkan Farms Republic of
Tajikistan
National Center of Environment Forecasting
(NCEG)/ECO-REAL
336
Public Association
Belarus
337
Public Association BIOS
Moldova, Rep.of
Caribbean
East Europe &
Central Asia
East Europe &
Central Asia
East Europe &
Central Asia
East Europe &
Central Asia
East Europe &
Central Asia
East Europe &
Central Asia
East Europe &
Central Asia
East Europe &
Central Asia
East Europe &
Central Asia
East Europe &
Central Asia
East Europe &
Central Asia
East Europe &
Central Asia
East Europe &
Central Asia
East Europe &
Central Asia
East Europe &
Central Asia
East Europe &
Central Asia
East Europe &
Central Asia
East Europe &
Central Asia
East Europe &
Central Asia
East Europe &
Central Asia
East Europe &
Central Asia
East Europe &
Central Asia
East Europe &
Central Asia
East Europe &
Central Asia
307
334
25
Tadzhikistan
Tadzhikistan
Azerbaijan
No.
Organization Name
Country
Public Assosoation "Ekois-Bishkek"
Regional Environmental Centre Caucasus (REC
Caucasus)
Kyrgzstan
Kyrgyz Republic
341
Rural Development Fund
Russian Association of indigenous Peoples of the North
RAIPON
342
Socio - Ecological Fund
Kazakhstan
343
Sustainable Development Center Remissia
Georgia
344
Tebigy Kuwwat Social Unit Enterprise
Turkmenistan
345
Terra-1530
Moldova, Rep.of
346
UKRAINIAN SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF BIRDS
Ukraine
347
Union "Green Way"
Georgia
348
Young Generation of Tajikistan
Tadzhikistan
349
Kyrgyz Republic
350
Youth Ecological Movement “BIOM”•
Alliance Sud (formerly known as International
Environment & Climate Policy)
Region
East Europe &
Central Asia
East Europe &
Central Asia
East Europe &
Central Asia
East Europe &
Central Asia
East Europe &
Central Asia
East Europe &
Central Asia
East Europe &
Central Asia
East Europe &
Central Asia
East Europe &
Central Asia
East Europe &
Central Asia
East Europe &
Central Asia
East Europe &
Central Asia
Switzerland
Europe
351
352
353
354
ASOCIACION CHELONIA
Asociatia "Valea Soarelui"/"Sun Valley" Association
Birdlife International
Both Ends
Spain
Romania
United Kingdom
Netherlands
Europe
Europe
Europe
Europe
355
CESVI - Cooperazione e Sviluppo
Italy
Europe
356
Climate Network Europe (CAN-Europe)
Belgium
Europe
357
358
359
360
361
362
Forest Peoples Programme
Forest Stewardship Council (FSC)
Forestry and Environmental Action
German NGO Forum Environment and Development
Global Witness
HUMANA Fundacion Pueblo para Pueblo
United Kingdom
Germany
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Germany
United Kingdom
Spain
Europe
Europe
Europe
Europe
Europe
Europe
363
364
365
ICCA Consortium (Consortium APAC)
ICLEI - Local Governments for Sustainability
Institute for International Relations
International Congo Aid - Smile African Children
(ICASAC/ CHARITY)
International Council of Environmental Law
International HCH & Pesticides Foundation
Switzerland
Germany
Croatia
Europe
Europe
Europe
United Kingdom
Germany
Denmark
Europe
Europe
Europe
International Network for Sustainable Energy (INFORSE)
International POPs Elimination Network (IPEN)
International Scientific Forum "Danube-River of
Cooperation"
International Society of Doctors for the Environment ISDE
International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)
IUCN UK National Committee Secretariat
Lega Italiana Protezione Uccelli (LIPU) / Birdlife Italia
Denmark
Sweden
Europe
Europe
Serbia
Europe
Italy
Switzerland
United Kingdom
Italy
Europe
Europe
Europe
Europe
338
339
340
366
367
368
369
370
371
372
373
374
375
26
Georgia
Russian Federation
No.
Country
Region
376
377
378
379
380
381
382
383
384
Organization Name
Mediterranean Association to Save the Sea Turtles
(MEDASSET/Greece)
Milvus Group - Bird and Nature Protection Association
Naturschutzbund (NABU)
NGO "Local Agenda 21 for Kostolac-Municipality"
Nordisk Fond for Miljø og Udvikling
PRIMA KLIMA-weltweit-e.V
Royal Society for the Protection of Birds
SAVE Foundation
Swiss Foundation for Mine Action (FSD)
Greece
Romania
Germany
Serbia
Denmark
Germany
United Kingdom
Germany
Switzerland
Europe
Europe
Europe
Europe
Europe
Europe
Europe
Europe
Europe
385
Tchad Agri Pour l' Environnement (TCHAPE)
Switzerland
Europe
386
The African Conservation Centre
The International Environmental Law Research Centre
(IELRC)
Transparency International
VOLONTARI D’EUROPA O.n.l.u.s. “EUROPE
VOLUNTEERS”•
Worldwide Organization for Sustainable Ports and
Marinas
WWF International- World Wide Fund for Nature
Asociacion Centroamericana para la Economia, la Salud
y el Ambiente - ACEPESA
Asociacion Ixacavaa De Desarrollo E Informacion
Indigena
Biomass Users Network (BUN-CA)
Centro de Derecho Ambiental y de los Recursos
Naturales (CEDARENA)
Centro de Transporte Sustentable de Mexico Asociacion
Civil
CONSERVACION DEL TERRITORIO INSULAR MEXICANO,
A.C. (ISLA)
United Kingdom
Europe
Switzerland
Germany
Europe
Europe
Italy
Europe
Switzerland
Switzerland
Europe
Europe
Costa Rica
Mesoamerica
Costa Rica
Costa Rica
Mesoamerica
Mesoamerica
Costa Rica
Mesoamerica
Mexico
Mesoamerica
Mexico
Mesoamerica
Cultural Association SEJEKTO of Costa Rica
Federacion Organizaciones y Juntas Ambientalistas de
Venezuela (FORJA)
Fundacion Hondurena de Ambiante y Desarrollo
(Fundacion Vida)
Fundacion para el Ecodesarrollo y la Conservacion
FUNDAECO
Costa Rica
Mesoamerica
Venezuela
Mesoamerica
Honduras
Mesoamerica
Guatemala
Mesoamerica
Fundacion para la Defensa de la Naturaleza (FUDENA)
Fundacion para la Promocion del Conocimiento
Indigena (FPCI)
Venezuela
Mesoamerica
Panama
Mesoamerica
Grupo Ecologico Sierra Gorda I.A.P.
Institute for Sustainable Development in Mesoamerica,
A.C
MEROLEC A.C.
Programa de Accion Tropical Forestal A.C.
PRONATURA A.C.
Pronatura Sur
SalvaNATURA
Mexico
Mesoamerica
Mexico
Mexico
Mexico
Mexico
Mexico
El Salvador
Mesoamerica
Mesoamerica
Mesoamerica
Mesoamerica
Mesoamerica
Mesoamerica
VITALIS
World Widlife Fund (WWF-Mexico)
Animal Welfare Institute
Atlantic States Legal Foundation, Inc. (ASLF)
BIORESOURCES DEVELOPMENT & CONSERVATION
PROGRAMME
Venezuela
Mexico
USA
USA
Mesoamerica
Mesoamerica
North America
North America
USA
North America
387
388
389
390
391
392
393
394
395
396
397
398
399
400
401
402
403
404
405
406
407
408
409
410
411
412
413
414
415
27
No.
416
417
418
419
420
421
Organization Name
Climate Institute
Conservation International
Earth Day Network
Environment Action Association
Forest Trends
Global Greengrants Fund
Country
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
Region
North America
North America
North America
North America
North America
North America
USA
North America
USA
USA
North America
North America
425
426
427
Institute for Sustainable Power, Inc.
Institute for Transportation and Development Policy
(ITDP)
International Fund for Animal Welfare
International Institute for Sustainable Development
(IISD)
International Snow Leopard Trust
Island Resources Foundation (USA)
Canada
USA
USA
North America
North America
North America
428
429
430
John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
Land is Life
Mercy Corps
USA
USA
USA
North America
North America
North America
431
Natural Resources Defense Council
Partnership for African Environmental Sustainability
(PAES)
USA
North America
USA
North America
USA
USA
USA
North America
North America
North America
436
437
438
Public Interest Intellectual Property Advisors
Rainforest Foundation US
RARE
The H. John Heinz III Center for Science, Economics and
the Environment
The Nature Conservancy (TNC)
United Nations Foundation
USA
USA
USA
North America
North America
North America
439
440
Wildlife Conservation Society
World Resources Institute
USA
USA
North America
North America
441
World Wildlife Fund (WWF-US)
Foundation of the Peoples of the South Pacific
International (FSPI)
Institute for International Development
Oceanswatch
Ole Siosiomaga Society Incorporated (OLSSI)
Pacific Gender Climate Coalition
Palau Conservation Society
Samoa Umbrella for Non-Government Organisations
(SUNGO)
Amigos do Protocolo de Kyoto (APK)
Asociacion Guyra Paraguay : Conservacion de Aves
Centro Ecuatoriano de Derecho Ambiental (CEDA)
Centro Mocovi "IALEK LAV'A
Charles Darwin Foundation of the Galapagos Islands
Comite Nacional Pro Defensa de la Fauna y Flora
(CODEFF)
Comuna Kichwa Santa Elena
USA
North America
Fiji
Australia
New Zealand
Western Samoa
Cook Islands
Palau
Pacific
Pacific
Pacific
Pacific
Pacific
Pacific
Samoa
Brazil
Paraguay
Ecuador
Argentina
Ecuador
Pacific
South America
South America
South America
South America
South America
Chile
Ecuador
South America
South America
Colombia
Colombia
South America
South America
Ecuador
South America
459
CORPORACION BIOPARQUE
Corporacion Pais Solidario (CPS SOL)
EcoCiencia, Ecuadorian Foundation for Ecological
Studies
FONDO ECUATORIANO POPULORUM PROGRESSIO
(FEPP)
Ecuador
South America
460
Fundacao Musceu do Homem Americano (FUMDHAM)
Brazil
South America
422
423
424
432
433
434
435
442
443
444
445
446
447
448
449
450
451
452
453
454
455
456
457
458
28
No.
461
462
463
Organization Name
Fundacion del Sur
Fundacion Ecologica Universal (FEU)
FUNDACION ECOS
Fundacion Instituto de Genetica Ecologica y
Biodiversidad del Tropico Americano (Instituto
Biodiversidad)
FUNDACION JOSE CARDIJN
Fundacion Moises Bertoni
Fundacion Natura Colombia
Country
Argentina
Argentina
Uruguay
Region
South America
South America
South America
Colombia
Paraguay
Paraguay
Colombia
South America
South America
South America
South America
FUNDACION PATAGONIA NATURAL
Greenoxx NGO
Instituto Ipanema - Instituto de Pesquisas Avancadas
em Economia e Meio Ambiente
Argentina
Uruguay
South America
South America
Brazil
South America
Brazil
South America
472
IPE- Instituto de Pesquisas Ecologicas
Organization Internacional Proinversion, Comercio y
Medioambiente (OIPIC)
Paraguay
South America
473
474
Sobrevivencia, Friends of the Earth Paraguay
Vida Silvestre Uruguay
Paraguay
Uruguay
South America
South America
464
465
466
467
468
469
470
471
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