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ASIA -- Asia Solidarity against Industrial Aquaculture, Campaign Partner
ASIA is a growing network of Asian organizations working to prevent the expansion of the shrimp industry on Human Rights and environmental grounds. |
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Environmental Justice Foundation (EJF) -- Campaign Partner
The Environmental Justice Foundation (EJF) works to protect the natural environment and the people and wildlife that depend upon it by linking environmental security, human rights and social needs. EJF has done extensive work to document the human ri |
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FIAN (Food First Information and Action Network) -- Campaign Partner
FIAN is the international human rights organization which promotes the fundamental human right to food as enshrined in the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights of the United Nations. FIAN has consultative status with the Uni |
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ICCO -- Donor
The work of ICCO, an interchurch organization, consists in financing activities which stimulate and enable people to organise dignified housing and living conditions. ICCO is one of the six Dutch co-financing organizations, which, with funds from th |
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Evangelischer Entwicklungsdienst (EED) -- Donor
EED, an organisation of the Protestant Churches in Germany, supports the development work of churches, Christian organisations and private agencies through funding, seconding qualified personnel and by offering consultancy services. Through its progr |
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Christian Aid -- Partner and Donor
Because we believe in strengthening people to find their own solutions to the problems they face, we support local organisations, which are best placed to understand local needs. We also give help on the ground through 16 overseas offices.
We strive |
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DFID -- Partner and Donor
The Department for International Development (DFID) is the part of the UK Government that manages Britain's aid to poor countries and works to get rid of extreme poverty. |
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Interpares, Canada -- Partner and Donor
Inter Pares believes that poverty and under-development are caused by structural inequalities among and within nations. They cooperate with activist groups around the world who share this analysis. |
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The Swallows -- Partner and Donor
The Swallows support local NGO’s in India and Bangladesh who work in the fields of social mobilization and sustainable development. They also aim to raise awareness on development issues among the Swedish public and have collaborated with Nijera Kori |
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PCFS-People’s Coalition on Food Sovereignty
The People's Coalition on Food Sovereignty is a growing network of small-scale food producers, comprised particularly of peasant farmer organisations and their support NGOs. The PCFS is working toward a People's Convention on Food Sovereignty.
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APWLD-Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development
APWLD first developed as a result of dialogues between Asian Pacific female lawyers, social scientists and activists that took place at the 1985 Third World Forum on Women in Nairobi, Kenya. These women recognised that, while law is used as an instru |
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ARWF-Asian Rural Women Forum
The Asian Rural Women Forum is a network of regional and national groups that work with rural and indigenous female communities on issues of trade, food, agriculture, labour, reproductive health, and women's rights, and advocate for women's rights.
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Panos Institute South Asia
Panos Institute South Asia's vision is to make societies inclusive, democratic and just. It seeks to renegotiate power by including diverse opinions, ideas and theories in the open debate on governance and development.
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CHRI-Commonwealth Human Right Initiative
CHRI’s mandate is to promote awareness of and adherence to the Harare Principles, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other internationally recognised human rights instruments and declarations made by the Commonwealth Heads of Governments. |
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FNB- Federation of NGOs in Bangladesh
The Federation of NGOs in Bangladesh (FNB) was created at a critical moment in the history of the NGOs in Bangladesh. The NGO sector in Bangladesh has become very strong in terms of the number and size of NGOs; the role they play in the country’s dev |
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PAN AP
In its 14 years of existence as an independent organisation, Pesticide Action Network Asia & Pacific (PAN AP) has situated itself within the grassroots movements of Asia and has gained strength from its linkages with other organizations. Its strength |
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CSRL
CSRL is a national campaign comprised of Oxfam International and roughly150 national non-government organizations in Bangladesh. The campaign is led by a steering committee with representatives from the private sector, various research organizations, |
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ALRD-Association of Land Reform and Development
ALRD views itself as a networking-cum-support organization whose principal role is to sensitize and mobilize policymakers, elected representatives and opinion makers, and to create an enabling environment for favourable policy formulation. It provide |
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SANGAT
The South Asian Network of Gender Activist & Trainers (SANGAT) works to establish a feminist movement in order to achieve gender equality in South Asia. The member countries of SANGAT are Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka.
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Human Rights Forum
The Human Rights Forum on the Universal Periodic Review of Bangladesh is a coalition of 17 human rights and development organisations organized to prepare a joint stakeholders report for the 2009 meeting for the UN conference in Geneva.
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Alliance on the Enactment and Implementation on RTI (Right to Information)
The Alliance on the Enactment and Implementation of RTI (Right to Information) plays the role of watchdog in order to ensure people’s access to accurate information.
Nijera Kori is one of the members of this alliance. |
