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CONFERENCE OF THE PARTIESSeventh sessionNairobi, 17 - 28 October 2005Item 5 of the provisional agenda

ACCREDITATION OF INTERGOVERNMENTAL AND NON-GOVERNMENTALORGANIZATIONS, ADMISSION OF OBSERVERS

Note by the secretariat

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

In accordance with the procedures provided in the Convention, rules of procedure of theConference of the Parties (COP) and decision 26/COP.1, a list of intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations proposed for accreditation at COP 7 is contained herein. The list ofnational, international, governmental or intergovernmental organizations already accredited tothe COP, as well as the updated list of non-governmental organizations, assuming accreditationby the COP at its seventh session of the proposed organizations, are also included.

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I. BACKGROUND INFORMATION..................................................... 1 3

II. INTRODUCTION............................................................................... 2 – 3 3

III. RECOMMENDATION....................................................................... 4 3

Annexes

I. National, international, governmental or intergovernmental organizationsproposed for accreditation to the Conference of the Parties at its seventhsession ..................................................................................................................... 4

II. Non-governmental organizations proposed for accreditation to theConference of the Parties at its seventh session ........................................................ 5

III. Updated list of national, international, governmental or intergovernmentalorganizations accredited to the Conference of the Parties.......................................... 27

IV. Updated list of non-governmental organizations accredited to theConference of the Parties.......................................................................................... 29


I. BACKGROUND INFORMATION

1. Article 22, paragraph 7, of the Convention states: "The United Nations, its specializedagencies and any State member thereof or observers thereto not Party to the Convention may berepresented at sessions of the Conference of the Parties as observers. Any body or agency,whether national or international, governmental or non-governmental, which is qualified inmatters covered by the Convention, and which has informed the Permanent Secretariat of itswish to be represented at a session of the Conference of the Parties as an observer, may be soadmitted unless at least one third of the Parties present object." Rules 6 and 7 of the rules ofprocedure (decision 1/COP.1, as contained in ICCD/COP(1)/11/Add.1) contain provisions tosimilar effect. Furthermore, decision 26/COP.1 contains provisions on accrediting non-governmental and intergovernmental organizations to the first and subsequent sessions of theCOP.

II. INTRODUCTION

2. Assuming accreditation by the COP at its seventh session of the organizations referred toin annex I, annex III contains the updated list of national, international, governmental orintergovernmental organizations accredited to the COP.

3. Furthermore, assuming accreditation by the COP at its seventh session of theorganizations referred to in annex II, annex IV contains the updated list of non-governmentalorganizations accredited to the COP.

III. RECOMMENDATION

4. In accordance with the provisions mentioned above, the secretariat recommends that theCOP at its seventh session accredits as observers the national, international, governmental orintergovernmental organizations listed in annex I and the non-governmental organizations listedin annex II.


Annex I

NATIONAL, INTERNATIONAL, GOVERNMENTAL OR INTERGOVERNMENTALORGANIZATIONS PROPOSED FOR ACCREDITATION TO THE CONFERENCE

OF THE PARTIES AT ITS SEVENTH SESSION

Common Fund for Commodities (CFC)Stadhouderskade 551072 AB AmsterdamThe NetherlandsTel: 31 20 575 4941Fax: 31 20 676 0231

Conférence des Ministres en charge des forêts d’Afrique Centrale (COMIFAC)BP 20818YaoundéCameroonTel: 237 221 3510Fax: 237 221 3511

Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS)BP 2112LibrevilleGabonTel: 241 44 4731Fax: 241 44 4732

Fondation des déserts du monde (FDM)Cité des sciences, Boulevard Franz FanonAlger 16000AlgeriaTel: 213 21 727625Fax: 213 21 727626

South Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP)PO Box 240ApiaSamoaTel: 685 21929Fax: 685 20231


Annex II

NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS PROPOSED FOR ACCREDITATIONTO THE CONFERENCE OF THE PARTIES AT ITS SEVENTH SESSION

Action 21 (A21)Avenida 24 de Julho No 1521S/LPO Box 1751MaputoMozambiqueTel: 258 21 326610Fax: 258 21 326610Email: [email protected]: 2005Membership: NationalPromotes the implementation of Agenda 21, the Johannesburg Plan of Implementation and theMillennium Development Goals. Promotes the implementation of the Rio conventions andother environmental conventions such as the Bamako Convention, the Montreal Protocol andthe Stockholm Convention. Provides environmental education, research and training.Undertakes activities aiming at community participation in natural resources management,including the prevention of bushfires, deforestation and soil erosion. Carries out environmentalimpact assessment of development programmes, plans and policies. Contributes to thedevelopment of national policies, laws and regulations promoting sustainable development andpoverty eradication. Identifies and implements water retention systems in the rural areas.Promotes the use of renewable sources of energy as alternative to traditional energy sources thatpromote deforestation and biodiversity loss.

Action Mixte pour le Développement (AMIDE)B.P.3387, Avenue du Lac No 015/Katindo-GaucheGoma, Nord-KivuDemocratic Republic of the CongoTel: 243 8410106Email: [email protected]: 1991Membership: NationalLaunches reforestation projects. Carries out afforestation programmes in order to distribute freeplants to the population. Offers environmental information classes for farmers. Providesinformation on climate and meteorology. Promotes the establishment of ecological schools.Combats malnutrition by promoting the development of fruit and vegetable gardens in localcommunities. Organizes training courses in order to provide information on environmentalprotection.


Adivasi Navjeewan Gathan Navjyoti Agua (ANGNA)Kahupani Via Kutra770018 SundargarhIndiaTel: 91 6624 245124Fax: 91 6624 245118Email: [email protected]: 1998Membership: NationalOrganizes community development programmes. Promotes water resource development andmanagement in local communities. Carries out agricultural programmes such as agro-forestry,improvement of agricultural techniques, horticultural crops and introduction of cash crops.Offers training programmes on agriculture, horticulture, savings and micro-credit, villageleadership, mushroom cultivation, etc. Supports the Gangpur Tribal Multipurpose Cooperative.

African Youth Foundation (AYF)Bonner Talweg 33053129 BonnGermanyTel: 49 228 9108833Fax: 49 228 9266991Email: [email protected]: http://www.ayf.deEstablished: 2000Membership: InternationalPromotes youth education through workshops and seminars, vocational and leadership trainingcourses in African countries. Provides books and financial assistance to encourage theyoungsters to complete their education. Publishes books, journals, guides, surveys, studies andthe quarterly newsletter "PROGRESS". Organizes conferences, expert group meetings andlectures. Organizes regional and country level educational activities and capacity buildingactivities. Cooperates and coordinates with other development organizations in Africa.

Alternative Initiative for Development (AID)PO Box 92Wale WaleGhanaTel: 233 715 22097Email: [email protected]: 2003Membership: NationalWorks to enhance the quality of life of the people of Ghana by facilitating access to socio-economic, education and general information related to development. Provides capacity buildingto groups and mobilizes local as well as foreign, human and material resources for development,with special emphasis on water and sanitation, health, income generation and advocacy incollaboration with agencies, institutions and organizations that share similar visions. Undertakestree planting initiatives and runs a woodlot project.


Asociación Ambientalista Llastay (AAL)Guido 419 Bo EvitaLa RiojaArgentinaTel: 54 3822 433807Email: [email protected]: 1998Membership: NationalDevelops environmental projects and provides technical assistance. Organizes activities forpromotion of environmental education. Undertakes projects in La Rioja and Catamarca for thepromotion of gender equality in the combat against desertification. Organizes environmentalworkshops and field trips to projects in the drylands. Produces material and technicalinformation on issues pertaining to the protection of the environment. Encourages theparticipation of young people in the preparation and implementation of environmental policies.Collaborates with the national focal point in the implementation of the United NationsConvention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD), particularly in the Gran Chaco Americano.

Associacao de defesa ambiental e controle da desertificacao de Gilbues (SOS Gilbues)Rua Anisio de Abreu S/N Centro CEP 64930-000Gilbues - PIBrazilTel: 55 89 5781283 / 1419Email: [email protected]: 2001Membership: NationalUndertakes projects in the Brazilian dry sub-humid areas for the preservation of the environmentand promotion of sustainable development in rural and urban areas. Carries out studies andresearches on desertification related issues. Organizes activities for the promotion ofenvironmental education in community areas. Guides rural producers on adequate techniquesand procedures to protect the environment. Encourages dialogue and solidarity among differentsocial sectors.

Associacao potiguar amigos da natureza (ASPOAN)Caixa Postal 1300, Rua Pedro Fonseca 8989 Ponta NegraNatal 59071-970BrazilTel: 55 84 2363635Fax: 55 84 2363635Email: [email protected]: 1985Membership: NationalCarries out activities for the prevention and combating of desertification by promoting thestrengthening of public policies at the local, regional and national levels. Supports other non-governmental organizations and institutions in combating desertification. Organizesenvironmental education workshops for teachers. Co-organizes meetings on alternativeagriculture. Promotes the development of the federation for environmental organizations in theregion. Supports educational and community activities for the protection of the environment.


Association femmes soleil d'Haïti (AFASDA)Rue 21 J-K # 145Cap-HaïtienHaitiTel: 509 5574626Fax: 509 2623902Email: [email protected]: 1997Membership: NationalSupports the empowerment of women through active participation. Launches reforestationprojects in rural dryland areas. Undertakes cleaning and planting projects on abandoned land.Supports water management projects. Supports alphabetisation centres and preschools. Provideseducation on sanitary issues. Provides help in constructing solar shield, wells for drinking waterand irrigation supply. Runs a training centre for girls. Designs and produces radio programmesand television emissions on famous Haitian women.

Association Koom pour l’Auto promotion des femmes du Burkina Faso (A.K.A.FEM/BF)01 BP 5918Ouagadougou 01Burkina FasoTel: 226 50364038Email: [email protected]: 1999Membership: NationalCarries out programmes focusing on the reduction of poverty and illiteracy among women.Combats desertification and environmental degradation. Provides education for women, suchas alphabetisation classes, basic French and classes on environmental topics. Supports andinstructs women in agricultural subjects. Promotes solidarity without distinction. Developsprogrammes on health, focusing especially on women and children. Launches activities inorder to combat the spreading of HIV. Promotes the strengthening of the role of women incontemporary society. Promotes human rights and the awareness of cultural heritage.

Association Malienne pour la promotion du Sahel (AMAPROS)BP 6026 Lafiabougou Porte 438 rue 448BamakoMaliTel: 223 2295395Fax: 223 2285000Email: [email protected]: 1998Membership: NationalCollaborates with the Government of Mali on efforts for the development and self-developmentof rural and urban areas in the regions of Tombouctou, Ségou, Koulikoro and in the District ofBamako. Identifies, plans, executes and evaluates development projects. Informs, educates andacts in the following areas: agro-pastoralism, water supply, reconstitution and protection of theenvironment, land degradation, advancement of women, health, education, child welfare, andlegal advice.


Association pour la préservation et amélioration de l'environnement (APAE)BP 43745100 Wilaya de MecheriaAlgeriaTel: 213 49 786436Email: [email protected]: 2001Membership: NationalLaunches programmes to combat desertification. Organizes workshops on biodiversity.Promotes ecotourism. Undertakes regular information days on environmental topics such asdesertification, pollution, reforestation, and water management. Works together with localauthorities in the organization of activities concerning the environment. Organizes informationdays for schoolteachers in order to show how environmental issues can be treated in schools.Participates regularly in workshops on environmental protection. Assists education directors andteachers in the preparation of texts for environmental education.

Association Prudence au Sahel (APS)BP 33OuahigouyaBurkina FasoTel: 226 40550823Email: [email protected]: 1993Membership: NationalOrganizes courses on environmental protection. Produces anti-erosive devices. Producesorganic fertilizer. Combats pollution. Runs a tree nursery. Provides information for farmers onecological agriculture, agricultural techniques and breeding. Organizes trips in order to studywater management and soil conservation and to learn about forage and breeding. Carries outenvironmental protection projects such reforestation campaigns and promotion of organic fuel.Provides information on pottery techniques for artisans. Supports individuals and collectivegroups in reforestation using exotic and local plants.

Centre de Développement Intégré des Communautés de Base (CDICOB)4, Av. Madinga, Kinsuka-CDA Commune de Mont-NgfulaKinshasaDemocratic Republic of the CongoTel: 243 98183862Email: [email protected]: 2000Membership: NationalWorks in the field of research, application and evaluation of development projects. Organizesworkshops on the issues of desertification, reforestation and integrated agriculture. Provideseducation for adults through the organization of alphabetisation classes. Protects and trainsminorities. Participates on activities of RIOD/SADC. Undertakes programmes aimed atstrengthening the capacities of local populations.


Centre de Promotion des Initiatives de Base et de l’Environnement (CPIBE)B.P : 07KpaliméTogoTel: 228 4410855Fax: 228 4410966Email: [email protected]: 1991Membership: NationalFocuses its activities on education on environmental awareness and protection. Developsprogrammes on biological agriculture and agroforestation. Launches reforestation and treenursery projects. Organizes reflection days in order to raise awareness on the problem ofdesertification and its consequences. Organizes awareness-raising campaigns for the protectionof trees, the promotion of water management, the problems of land degradation and thedifficulties faced by farmers. Produces animated sketches about environmental protection.Develops projects for sustainable agriculture. Carries out sanitary water projects.

Centre Ecologique Albert Schweitzer (CEAS)BP 3306Ouagadougou 01Burkina FasoTel: 226 50 34 30 08Fax: 226 50 34 10 65Email: [email protected]: http://www.ceas-ong.net/burkina1.htmlEstablished: 1982Membership: NationalCreates and promotes suitable technologies in order to assist the African population in theirstruggle against land degradation and poverty. Enables farmers to access new technology andsupports people in their projects. Offers technical support to craftsmen in order to integrate theuse of the ecosystem and renewable energies. Provides technical end ecological support tofarmers on agroecology and protection of the environment. Provides technical support to localcommunities in order to assist them in the implementation of new technologies for theconservation of fruits and vegetables. Prepares documentaries and other material to show theirresults and outcomes.

Centre national d'éducation mésologique (CNEM)KinshasaDemocratic Republic of the CongoTel: 242 98507548Email: [email protected]: 1999Membership: NationalCarries out programmes to combat soil erosion in Kinshasa. Develops reforestation projects inthe area. Organizes campaigns on environment related issues. Supports activities for theimprovement of water supply in rural areas. Edits and produces the newsletter “La Terre enperil” (“the Earth in danger”). Organizes training courses on modern agricultural techniques and


promotes alphabetisation. Promotes gender equality in the region (women’s rights, the role ofwomen in families, etc.).

Chinese Society of Forestry Economics (CSFE)No.18 He Ping Li Dong Jie100714BeijingChinaTel: 86 10 84239162Fax: 86 10 84239177Email: [email protected]: NationalRepresents professional individuals and groups in the field of forest economics and forestrymanagement. Focuses its work on forestry technology, the production of forestry statistics,international forestry research and urban forest economics. Conducts academic researchprogrammes and exchanges on forestry ecology, economic development and relevant policies.Organizes forest economics and policy forums and workshops. Holds training courses.Publishes academic books on special subjects and popular science books. Provides advice togovernment bodies for policy decision-making concerning forest resources and environmentaleconomics. Produces the “Journal of Forestry Economics”, a well-known journal in the field offorest economics of China.

Union Africaine - Côte d'Ivoire (AUC-CI)14 BP 1928Abidjan 14Côte d'IvoireTel: 225 24 399768Fax: 225 24 480077Email: [email protected]: http://www.geocities.com/clubouaEstablished: 1998Membership: NationalUndertakes awareness raising programmes on environmental protection, desertification andreforestation. Organizes workshops on peace, human rights, democracy and poverty eradication.Provides support to women cooperatives by consulting and offering educational training.Produces radio awareness campaigns on children’s rights, human security and protection of theenvironment. Launches awareness raising campaigns on HIV and AIDS.

Comunidad Huitzinkalpulli (CH)Calle Hidalgo No. 228 nte.34000 Durango, DgoMexicoTel: 52 1618 8117977Email: [email protected]: 1998Membership: NationalStudies, promotes and practises traditional knowledge and know-how. Supports the sustainableuse of natural resources and the preservation of ecological equilibrium in rural areas. Promotes


social activities aiming at the participation of civil society in the political arena. Carries outprojects for the preservation of botanic gardens. Assists local population and indigenous peoplein the establishment and strengthening of civil society organizations.

Coordination des Associations de Balbala (CAB)BP 4232Cité LuxembourgDjiboutiTel: 253 824174Fax: 253 341479Email: [email protected]: 2003Membership: NationalProvides training courses on stock farming, agricultural and apicultural techniques, and poultryfarming. Carries out alphabetisation campaigns among the local population. Organizes days onenvironmental topics. Launches programmes on environmental protection and combatingdesertification. Provides humanitarian assistance to poor families and victims of catastrophes.Publishes a guide on management of natural resources.

Coordination Unit for the Rehabilitation of the Environment (CURE)P.O. Box 2916BlantyreMalawiTel: 265 1 645757Fax: 265 1 643 765Email: [email protected]: 1994Membership: NationalEnsures that non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and community-based organizations(CBOs) are actively involved in policy development processes and programme design andimplementation. Provides capacity building to NGO/CBOs in order for them to be able todeliver environmental programmes more effectively at national and community levels. Promotesafforestation activities to curb desertification in Malawi. Participates as member of the CivilSociety Advocacy Taskforce on Land and Natural Resources that strives to raise awareness onMalawi Land Policy and policy formulation processes.

Corporación Privada para la Educación y el Desarrollo local El Canelo (CPEDLC)P.O. Box 3020, Nos. San BernardoSantiagoChileTel: 56 2 857 19 43Fax: 56 2 857 11 60Email: [email protected]: www.elcanelo.clEstablished: 1991


Membership: NationalCollaborates with the European Union in the implementation of the project “Rio Hurtado, civilagenda to combat desertification and poverty”. Supports the empowerment of local populationand its organizations. Promotes the use of sustainable agricultural practices, which could also bereplicated in other areas with similar conditions. Manages the local radio station “Radio Terral”.

Corporación Villa del Saman (CORVISA)Calle 4 No9 -22 Ed. Comité de Cafeteros Piso 1Alcalá, Valle del CaucaColombiaTel: 57 92 2003119Fax: 57 92 2004920 / 4999Email: [email protected]: 1995Membership: NationalCoordinates activities aiming at the protection and recovering of river basins. Promotes the useof organic agriculture to reduce land degradation and the use of genetic diversity to avoidplagues. Liaises with authorities to ensure that users follow the rules for the utilization of theriver basins and sub-basins. Develops projects and programmes focusing on the protection andconservation of natural resources, employment generation and social stability of farmers.Promotes and supports projects on ecotourism taking into consideration the biological diversityand landscape of the region.

Dodo - Tulevaisuuden elävä luonto ry (DTELR)Vironkatu 500170 HelsinkiFinlandTel: 358 9 6220 0662Email: [email protected]: http://www.dodo.orgEstablished: 1997Membership: InternationalCollects and disseminates information related to ecological and other environmental issues.Organizes discussion meetings, courses and seminars on different environmental topics andsustainable livelihoods. Cooperates with other organizations working with similar issues (eniD-network) and undertakes to support their activities. Publishes reports on their activities andresearch. Carries out cooperation projects in developing countries. Participates effectively in thedevelopment of policy process as well as in the climate and energy process in Finland.

Earth Forever Foundation (EFF)St. Kiril I Methody, 77a ap 27Stara Zagora 6000BulgariaTel: 359 42 646050Fax: 359 42 646050Email: [email protected]: http://www.earthforever.org


Established: 1998Membership: NationalProvides public information on environmental issues. Acts as regional focal point of the WASHCampaign on Water Supply and Sanitation Collaborative Council for Central and Eastern Europeand Newly Independent States. Promotes the establishment of a sustainable and efficientnetwork of young people and NGOs and schools in the region interested in working for betterwater sanitation. Promotes safe drinking water, adequate sanitation and proper hygiene for asafe environment and improved human health. Acts as national coordinator of the Vision 21process in Bulgaria.

Eau Vive (EV)4, rue Victor-Beausse93100 MontreuilFranceTel: 33 1 41 58 50 50Fax: 33 1 41 58 50 58Email: [email protected]: http://www.eau-vive.orgEstablished: 1978Membership: InternationalProvides technical and financial support to local communities in several countries in Africa.Assists villagers and farmers in the implementation of their projects. Undertakes activities in thefollowing topics: water, health, economic development, education, and training. Participates inthe strengthening of civil society through the organization of public awareness campaigns,trainings and exchange programmes. Carries out activities to combat desertification in the Saheland Maghreb regions. Collaborates in the preparation of research on economic and socialdevelopment methods and strategies.

Ecole Instrument de Paix (EIP)BP 11867NiameyNigerTel: 227 734518Fax: 227 736437Email: [email protected]: http://www.eip-cifedhop.orgEstablished: 1997Membership: NationalDevelops integrated and community-based projects on the proliferation of water hyacinths in theriver Niger, which includes transformation of water hyacinths into briquettes in order to replacefirewood. Organizes awareness raising campaigns for the protection of the environment.Promotes the use of solar energy. Carries out reforestation projects. Provides advice on soilconservation around villages in fragile areas.


Environmental Management and Law Association (EMLA)Garay St. 29-31H-1076 BudapestHungaryTel: 36 1 3228462Fax: 36 1 3529925Email: [email protected]: http://www.emla.huEstablished: 1992Membership: NationalTakes part in the Hungarian project VAHAVA, based on the agreement of the Ministry ofEnvironment and the Academy of Sciences on global warming and climate change. Provideslegal assistance to community groups and individuals with an environmental issue of publicinterest. Encourages local groups to establish environmental CBOs. Manages severalenvironmental training programmes for NGOs, government entities and members of the businesscommunity. Teaches regular academic courses for university students. Reviews environmentalcompliance manuals.

Environmental Protection and Conservation Organization (EPCO)75, Chevreau Lane, Coastal roadCalodyne, Grand-GaubeMauritiusTel: 230 2820423Fax: 230 2820423Email: [email protected]: 1988Membership: InternationalOrganizes courses on soil, forest and water management. Undertakes activities for reforestationand control of the proliferation of alien species. Promotes sustainable agriculture and the use oforganic fertilizers. Organizes awareness-raising campaigns on desertification and protection ofparks. Promotes ecotourism. Encourages the exchange of information among local authorities.Assists small farmers’ communities to combat soil erosion. Encourages inter-line plantationamong sugar cane. Promotes the involvement of women and children in tree plantingprogrammes. Educates mothers on environmental issues.

Femme et environnement (FE)Avenue Boboliko No 1, Commune de KintamboKinshasaDemocratic Republic of the CongoTel: 243 99630395Email: [email protected]: 1998Organizes training courses on reforestation. Launches reforestation projects in communities andpromotes the protection of existing parks. Promotes reforestation of shady plants and fruit trees.Carries out activities involving women from the rural areas in order to raise awareness on theproblem of desertification. Undertakes programmes focusing on safe drinking water in schools


while raising awareness on the importance of water. Organizes information days onenvironmental topics. Organizes workshops on environmental preservation.

Fundación Agreste Punto Verde (FAPV)Av. Corrientes 2294 Piso 12 Of. 56C1046AAN Buenos AiresArgentinaTel: 54 11 4952 8843Fax: 54 11 4952 8843Email: [email protected]: http://www.fundacionagreste.org.arEstablished: 1993Membership: NationalPromotes environmental education. Undertakes capacity building projects to enable youngpeople to gain access to micro-credit and its management. Carries out specific environmentalstudies for the rehabilitation of areas affected by desertification. Promotes the establishment ofnatural protected areas. Manages the study and investigation centre for sustainable developmentand the prevention of natural disasters and the combat against desertification. Organizes sportsevents in order to raise funds to develop projects to combat desertification.

Fundación Rainforest Rescue (FURARE)Cristobal de Acuña De 3-135 y UlloaQuitoEcuadorTel: 593 2 2501177Fax: 593 2 2501177Email: [email protected]: 1998Membership: NacionalCarries out specific projects for the rehabilitation of degraded ecosystems by using analogicalagroforestry. Develops and provides capacity building on innovative techniques for therestoration and improvement of soil and biodiversity. Disseminates information on experienceof and methods for the sustainable management of soil and ecosystems. Promotes reforestationactivities wherever it is possible. Provides technical advice to local communities onreforestation techniques and appropriate forest management.

Green Line Association (GLA)3rd Floor Yammout Building, Spears St. 174BeirutLebanonTel: 961 1 746215Fax: 961 1 746215Email: [email protected]: http://www.greenline.org.lbMembership: NationalFocuses its work on environmental conservation combining scientific research and grass rootapproaches. Undertakes campaigns against non-environmental and illegal mining. Designs and


implements fauna and flora monitoring programmes in protected areas. Promotes sustainablemanagement of the Lebanese Coast by launching awareness and educational campaigns and theformulation of a “Code of Good Practices for the Sustainable Coastal Management inLebanon”. Carries out conservation activities in marine protected areas. Prepares biodiversityassessment studies for the Rhiane mountain region in South Lebanon. Launches reforestationactivities and promotes school garden projects.

Grupo Ambiental para el Desarrollo (GADE)Ejercito de los Andes No 521 Bo San MartinSantiago del Estero 4200ArgentinaTel: 54 385 4390645Fax: 54 385 4390645Email: [email protected]: 2000Membership: NationalPromotes sustainable management of natural resources. Takes part in the programme of AtlasArgentino (distribution of information on raising awareness of environmental issues in 200schools in the Province of Santiago del Estero). Carries out projects linking art, culture andenvironment such as the production of artwork dealing with the topic of desertification. Acts assubnational focal point for RIOD in the Argentinean Gran Chaco Americano. Collaborates withthe National Commission in the implementation of the UNCCD national action programme.

Haïti Survie (HS)Rue Durandis # 2 Delmas, 65Port-au-PrinceHaïtiTel: 509 2137973Fax: 509 2210172Email: [email protected]: 2003Membership: NationalOrganizes workshops for pupils and representatives of community-based organizations on thefollowing subjects: desertification, waste management, biodiversity, genetically modifiedorganisms, biological agriculture and reforestation. Produces and broadcasts radio programmeson environmental issues. Provides support for the establishment and development of treenurseries. Launches programmes to strengthen local maintenance groups.

Hatof Foundation (HF)D.T.B. Hno G 091, Parakou, Estate Community 15 LashibiAccraGhanaTel: 233 277 530086Fax: 233 22 204812Email: [email protected]: 1999Membership: National


Manages the functioning of and programme for the Hatof Green Clubs in elementary schools,secondary schools and universities. Provides information on environmental issues such asclimate change, desertification, land degradation, global warming and Agenda 21. Carries outresearch programmes on rural fishing communities on water management, forestry, use ofrenewable energy and trade. Takes part in cleaning campaigns, tree planting, tree nurserymanagement, waste management and environmental sanitation. Organizes environmentaleducation awareness for communities to develop initiatives to combat desertification and reducethe loss of biodiversity.

Institute for Sustainable Development (ISD)PO Box 1711110 Addis AbabaEthiopiaTel: 251 1 653916Fax: 251 1 669466Email: [email protected]: 1996Membership: NationalWorks with local farming communities, development agents and experts in order to rehabilitatethe environment and improve crop production based on ecological principles. Assists youthgroups from urban areas in order to encourage them to use appropriate environmental andorganic methods for urban agriculture. Organizes workshops on ecological land managementand sustainable agriculture. Supports urban school environment clubs to promote environmentalrehabilitation and organic agriculture. Promotes water harvesting and efficient use of water.

Instituto do Homem (IDH)Rua Raimundo Correa 129 - Monte CasteloCEP:65031-510 São Luis-MABrazilTel: 55 89 2324330Fax: 55 89 2516208Email: [email protected]: www.institutodohomem.org.brEstablished: 1989Membership: NationalCarries out studies and research on issues related to sustainable development for the localpopulation of the Maranhao region. Collects, produces and disseminates information materialsfor the sustainable development and protection of the environment in the region. Promotes andsupports initiatives aiming at strengthening the technical capacity of the rural people in theircombat against poverty. Develops educational programmes for the local population.

Instituto Maranhense de Meio Ambiente e Recursos Hidricos (IMARH)Rua Inacio Xavier de Carvalho 677 Sala 03 Sao FranciscoCEP 65015200Sao Luis (MA)BrazilTel: 55 98 2686769


Fax: 55 98 2277940Email: [email protected]: 2003Membership: NationalPromotes the organization of ecotourism initiatives aiming at the sustainable development oflocal populations. Encourages the protection, preservation and conservation of water resourcesin Brazil. Undertakes studies and investigation programmes on issues related to water.Collaborates in the implementation of the national and regional policy for watershedmanagement. Undertakes juridical measures for the preservation of the environment.

Intermon OXFAM (IOXFAM)C/ Roger de Lluria 1508010 BarcelonaSpainTel: 34 91 4820820Fax: 34 91 4820707Email: [email protected]: http://www.intermonoxfam.orgEstablished: 1986Membership: NationalCarries out projects on food security particularly in the Sahel region (Chad, Burkina Faso, Togo,Benin and Mauritania). Undertakes awareness-raising campaigns on issues such as poverty indeveloping countries in order to promote solidarity. Provides technical, economic andorganizational support to institutions and countries that work for the promotion of the poorestsectors of society. Encourages North and South contacts and collaboration among people,groups and organizations. Organizes campaigns for fair trade together with OXFAMinstitutions. Develops projects for emergency support to countries facing serious drought.

International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements (IFOAM)Charles-de-Gaulle St. 553113 BonnGermanyTel: 49 228 926 5010Fax: 49 228 926 5099Email: [email protected]: http://www.ifoam.orgMembership: InternationalPromotes the establishment of a global platform for the organic movement. Supports theadoption of a worldwide strategy for the promotion of ecological, social and economical systemsbased on the principles of organic agriculture. Promotes the development of organic markets.Manages an accreditation programme for organic certification bodies worldwide. Provides aplatform for exchange and communication among other organic agriculture institutions.Undertakes lobby campaigns for the promotion of organic agriculture among internationalinstitutions such as the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), CodexAlimentarius, the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), the United NationsConference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), the International Organization forStandardization (ISO).


Juventude Ecologica Angolana (JEA)Travessa Comandante Kwenha 5, 1 Andar Maculusso P.O.BOX: 542LuandaAngolaTel: 244 92 626476Fax: 244 92 399734Email: [email protected]: NationalOrganizes the annual Environment Olympics of Angola (EOA). Produces and broadcasts aradio programme called Green Phone, targeting young people and students, to promoteeducation and public awareness on environmental issues. Organizes capacity building seminarsfor non-governmental organizations in order to provide them with training for representativesfrom emergent action groups in defence of the environment at community, provincial andnational levels. Undertakes environmental awareness raising campaigns through theatrerepresentations.

Mali Folkecenter (MFC)BP. E 4211 Faladie SEMA rue 851 porte 181BamakoMaliTel: 223 2200617Fax: 223 2200618Email: [email protected]: http://www.malifolkecenter.orgEstablished: 1999Membership: NationalPromotes the use of renewable energies particularly the use of oil extracted from the pourghereplant. Promotes sustainable management of natural resources. Encourages the use of theseresources to catalyse local economic growth and sustainable development by working inpartnership with rural populations and local entrepreneurs. Carries out programme activities onenvironmental protection, provision of clean energy services to meet the needs of rural and un-served areas using renewable energy technologies, drinking water supply, technology transferand the training of local technicians. Participates in the elaboration of energy and environmentalpolicy work in collaboration with the Government of Mali.

Mauritius Council for Development Environmental Studies and Conservation (MAUDESCO)PO Box 1124Port LouisMauritiusTel: 230 425 2417Fax: 230 424 8500Email: [email protected]: 1985Membership: NationalActs as East Africa Regional Coordinator/focal point for the Global Environment Facility (GEF)Non-governmental Organizations Network. Prepares inputs of the network and intervenes on the


issue of land degradation and desertification at GEF Council meetings. Promotes organicfarming through demonstrations, talks and seminars. Organizes discussions, exhibitions andworkshops on sustainable agriculture and crop rotation for small-scale farmers groups. Launchesawareness raising campaigns on climate change and campaigns to promote the use of solarenergy. Organizes talks, seminars and demonstrations on compost making.

MisaghNo. 14 Shahriar St. EnghelabTehran 11337Iran (Islamic Republic of)Tel: 98 21 6726875Fax: 98 21 6704240Email: [email protected]: 1994Membership: NationalSupports the implementation of the UNCCD national action programme at the project level.Develops activities based on integrated approaches addressing the physical, biological and socio-economic aspects of the process of desertification, draught and sustainable development.Launches alternative livelihood projects to reduce pressure on man and nature in the affectedareas. Undertakes activities to recover degraded and desertified land. Trains local population,decision makers and facilitators on environmental issues. Organizes civil servant training for thepromotion of their involvement in the achievement of intersectoral and governmentalcoordination. Promotes activities for women, youth and non-governmental organizations onenvironmental issues.

NGO Ecosouthwest (NE)P.O. Box 29,BlagoevgradBulgariaTel: 359 73 840 295Fax: 359 73 840 295Email: [email protected]: http://www.ecosw.dir.bgEstablished: 1994Membership: NationalPromotes sustainable water use. Organizes campaigns for the promotion of efficient use ofenergy and renewable energy. Carries out reforestation campaigns. Supports the improvementof collaboration between governmental bodies and local authorities on the one hand and betweennon-profit organizations and the broad public on the other hand. Undertakes investigation andresearch of information regarding environmental issues. Provides public information onsustainable development and the environment. Promotes the involvement of young people onenvironmental issues through a partnership with the Southwestern University of Blagoevgrad.


Participatory Ecological Land Use Management (PELUM-Lesotho)PO Box 0523Maseru West 105LesothoTel: 266 22314124Fax: 266 22310458Email: [email protected]: 2004Membership: NationalUndertakes project activities on the issue of land use management. Facilitates learning,networking and advocacy in sustainable agriculture, natural resource management and householdfood security. Supports small-scale farmers in the sustainable management of their naturalresources. Provides capacity building to small-scale farmers. Develops participatory approachestowards sustainable development.

Programme solidarité Eau (PS-EAU)32 rue Le Peletier75009 ParisFranceTel: 33 1 53349120Fax: 33 1 53349121Email: [email protected]: http://www.pseau.orgEstablished: 2000Membership: NationalActs as a concentration platform among the international cooperation actors in the domain ofwater and soil. Coordinates and facilitates different stakeholders’ action in the field of water(NGOs, public sector, bi- and multilateral organizations, private companies, local organizations).Participates in strengthening the capacities of Southern institutions, in particular in the Maghreband West African countries.

Protenviro Protection Environnementale (PPE)Quartier Ma Campagne NgaliemaKinshasaDemocratic Republic of the CongoTel: 243 98 122772Email: [email protected]: 2001Membership: NationalUndertakes activities aiming at reducing the degradation of the rural ecosystem in the areas ofKinshasa and the Bas-Congo. Provides information to rural population on issues related toenvironmental protection. Carries out reforestation activities in the Province du Bas-Congo.Encourages the development of ecotourism initiatives as a means to promote the sustainablelivelihood of local populations living in degraded areas. Carries out programmes to combatenvironmental pollution.


Propreté, Environnement et Santé (PES)B.P. 858BujumburaBurundiTel: 257 224491Fax: 257 221351.Email: [email protected]: www.web-africa.org/pesEstablished: 1999Membership: NationalUndertakes tree-planting activities aiming at combating desertification and contributing to therehabilitation of the land and forest due to the effects of war. Carries out projects for soilconservation and the combat against bushfires. Empowers rural populations in theimplementation of projects towards sustainable development of the area. Organizes awareness-raising campaigns to combat desertification and bushfires. Promotes the reforestation ofindigenous species that could also provide food for the population.

Réseau d'assistance et d'action sociale (RAAS)BP 1863LibrevilleGabonTel: 241 33 82 64Fax: 241 77 32 53Email: [email protected]: 2001Membership: NationalLaunches education campaigns and awareness-raising strategies to combat desertification incountries of Central Africa such as Gabon, Cameroon, Congo and Equatorial Guinea.Undertakes programmes to eradicate poverty in those countries. Manages education centres foryoung people. Offers alphabetisation classes for adults. Works in the social sector withabandoned children, street children and AIDS orphans. Launches information campaigns inrural areas in order to combat the spreading of AIDS.

Ricerca e Cooperazione (ONGRC)Via Savona 13/a00182 RomeItalyTel: 39 06 70 70 1801Fax: 39 06 70 70 1823Email: [email protected]: http://www.ongr.orgEstablished: 1985Membership: NationalCarries out projects in African, Arab and South American countries. Undertakes activities onintegrated agricultural development, health and education, food security, forestry, environment,small and medium enterprises development, vocational training and cultural heritage. Carriesout emergency projects in Colombia in collaboration with the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.


Undertakes projects in the field of awareness raising on development issues. Works to develop anetwork between Italian Municipalities and a consortium of Lebanese communities.

Sangat Development Society (SDS)PO Box 1 Post Office Distt Lasbela (Balochistan)BelaIndiaTel: 92 827 620361Email: [email protected]: 2003Membership: NationalCarries out projects on poverty alleviation. Provides education for women and youth. Promoteswater resource management for agriculture in semi-arid, dry and subhumid areas. Launchesinteractive theatre programmes. Offers legal advice. Manages the functioning of vocationalcentres. Undertakes awareness-raising campaigns on human rights. Works on agroforestry andsoil conservation.

Savanna Conservation Nigeria (SCN)No 2, Sani Sami Road, off Rabah RoadP.O Box 2266KadunaNigeriaTel: 062 372380Email: [email protected]: 1994Membership: NationalUndertakes activities that aim to conserve and develop sustainable use of Nigeria’s Savannathrough the conservation of natural resources, raising awareness as to the value of the Savannaand promoting the involvement of all stakeholders in its conservation. Carries out landrehabilitation activities involving sustainable land use practices and tree planting. Providessupport in converting quarry areas of construction and production companies into plantations,gardens and recreational parks. Promotes the supply and use of fuel wood saving and efficientcooking stoves for rural communities.

Sobrevivencia - Amigos de la Tierra Paraguay. Apoyo Integral a Comunidades Nativas yEcosistemas (SFOEP)Isabel La Catolica 1867, Casilla de Correos 1380AsunciónParaguayTel: 595 21 480182Fax: 595 21 480182Email: [email protected]: http://www.sobrevivencia.org.pyEstablished: 1990Membership: NationalCollaborates with the working group established for the development and design of theprogramme “Generating the conditions for the participatory process for the sustainability of the


Gran Chaco Americano”. Carries out activities for the restoration of the standard ofenvironmental quality and the improvement of farmers’ living conditions. Supports indigenouspopulations of the region in the protection of their territorial rights. Strengthens the organizationof indigenous people. Organizes environmental education campaigns. Promotes theimplementation of environmental legislation. Cooperates in the preparation and implementationof the subregional action programme to combat desertification in the Gran Chaco Americano.

Sudanese Association for Combating Desertification (SACD)DADCSI, University of Khartoum, Shambat CampusShambatSudanTel: 249 13 329232Fax: 249 15 775103Email: [email protected]: 2003Membership: NationalFocuses its activities in the strengthening of and support to the national efforts in combatingdesertification in collaboration with relevant stakeholders such as governmental and non-governmental institutions and other organizations. Organizes awareness-raising programmessuch as lectures in universities and training sessions in cultural centres and associations.Coordinates workshops on desertification related issues. Develops projects on ruraldevelopment and the combat against desertification.

TERRA Milenuil III (TMIII)P-ja Walter Maracineanu 1-3Intr. 2 et 2, cam 171, sector 1010155 BucharestRomaniaTel: 40 21 312 68 70Fax: 40 722 155110Email: [email protected]: http://terraiii.ngo.roEstablished: 1997Membership: NationalDevelops environmental activities and programmes at local, regional and global levels with themain focus on mitigating the effects of climate change and land degradation. Undertakesenvironmental educational activities. Carries out scientific research on the protection of theenvironment. Develops common programmes with similar international organizations in thesocial, educational and environmental protection fields. Acts as regional coordinator of ClimateAction Network Central and Eastern Europe.


The Chetana (TC)At-Ballav, Po - Bainsia, Dist-DhenkanalVia - Mahimagadi 759014 OrissaIndiaTel: 91 6762 289922Established: 1989Membership: NationalCarries out programmes on the management of natural resources such as land, water and forestfocusing on the sustainable development of marginalized communities. Launches education,training and employment programmes for the empowerment of women. Offers child care andpublic library service. Promotes the development and implementation of women-relatedinitiatives aimed at the protection of the environment.

UNISFERA International Centre (UNISFERA)2001 Marie-Anne EstMontreal, Quebec H2H 1M5CanadaTel: 1 514 5272636Fax: 1 514 5270612Email: [email protected]: http://www.unisfera.orgEstablished: 2002Membership: NationalConducts ex ante and ex post assessments of environmental impacts of trade agreements and oftrade negotiations and multilateral processes. Carries out research on agricultural subsidies,international trade and on trade issues related to fresh water. Also carries out research andanalysis on international law, multilateral environmental agreements and comparative researchon national laws. Conducts evaluations and assessments at the request of national andinternational private and public organizations active in the field of sustainable development.Conducts institutional and programme evaluations, strategic assessments and environmentalassessments of trade agreements.

World Christian Development (WCD)Av. Tombaldaye No. 44/48Kinshasa/GombeDemocratic Republic of the CongoTel: 243 9908758Email: [email protected]: 2004Membership: NationalUndertakes activities to combat desertification and mitigate the effects of drought. Carries outreforestation programmes. Supports local populations in the development of rural areas.Provides training to small-scale farmers on new production techniques, which are profitableunder economical and ecological aspects. Promotes the implementation and development oflocal initiatives. Builds information and instruction centres. Carries out research on strategiesthat can provide and harmonize the development of social networks.


Annex III

UPDATED LIST OF NATIONAL, INTERNATIONAL, GOVERNMENTAL ORINTERGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS ACCREDITED

TO THE CONFERENCE OF THE PARTIES

1. African, Caribbean and Pacific Group of States (ACPGS)2. African Development Bank (ADB)3. African Organization of Cartography and Remote Sensing4. Agency for Cultural and Technical Co-operation (ACTC)5. Arab Center for the Studies of Arid Zones and Dry Lands (ASCAD)6. Arab Maghreb Union (AMU)7. Arab Organisation for Agricultural Development (AOAD)8. Asian African Legal Consultative Committee (AALCC)9. CAB International10. Centres for Environment and Development, Arab Region and Europe (CEDARE)11. Common Fund for Commodities (CFC)12. Commonwealth Secretariat13. Communauté des Etats Sahelo-Sahariens (CEN-SAD)14. Conférence des ministres en charge des forêts d’Afrique Centrale (COMIFAC)15. Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research/International Crops Research

Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (CGIAR/ICRISAT)16. Council of Europe17. Economic and Monetary Union of West Africa18. Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS)19. Economic Community of West African States/Communauté Economique des États de

l’Afrique de l’Ouest (ECOWAS/CEDEAO)20. European Space Agency (ESA)21. Fondation des déserts du monde (FDM)22. Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture (IICA).23. Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD)24. International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas (ICARDA)25. International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies26. International Organization for Migration27. International Plant Genetic Resources Institute (IPGRI)28. League of Arab States29. Organization of African Unity (OAU)30. Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)31. Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC)32. Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA)33. Permanent Inter-State Committee for Drought Control in the Sahel (CILSS)34. Regional Environmental Center (REC)35. Sahara and Sahel Observatory (OSS)36. Secretariat of the Convention on Wetlands (RAMSAR)37. South Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP)38. Southern African Regional Commission for the Conservation and Utilization of Soil

(SARCCUS)


39. Southern African Development Community (SADC)40. Sovereign Military Order of Malta41. The World Conservation Union (IUCN)42. Union douanière et économique de l'Afrique centrale, communauté économique et

monétaire de l'Afrique (UDEAC-CEMAC)43. Water Center for Arid and Semi-Arid Zones in Latin America and the Caribbean

(CAZALAC)


Annex IV

UPDATED LIST OF NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS ACCREDITEDTO THE CONFERENCE OF THE PARTIES1

1. ACFED/SAHEL - Appui conseil femmes environnement développement au Sahel,Burkina Faso

2. Action 21, Mozambique3. Action communautaire pour la protection de l'environnement (ACPE), Cameroon4. Action for Development (AFORD), Mauritius5. Action humaine pour le développement intégré au Sénégal (AHDIS), Senegal6. Action massive rurale, Democratic Republic of the Congo7. Action Mixte pour le Développement, Democratic Republic of the Congo8. Action pour la protection de l'environnement et du développement agricole et culturel

des cataractes, Democratic Republic of the Congo9. Action pour une gestion rationnelle de l'environnement en Mauritanie (AGREEM),

Mauritania10. ACTIONAID, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland11. Actions des jeunes unis pour le développement intégral, Democratic Republic of the

Congo12. Actions pour la lutte contre la désertification au Sahel - ALUDES, Niger13. Actions pour le développement rural intégré, Niger14. Adarsha Seva Sangathana, India15. Adivasi Navjeewan Gathan Navjyoti Agua, India16. ADRINOK-Centre d'appui au développement rural intégré du Nord-Kivu, Rwanda17. Africa Harvest Mission, Nigeria18. Africa Resources Trust, Zimbabwe19. African American Islamic Institute, Inc., Senegal20. African Association for Literacy and Adult Education, Kenya21. African Association of Development Education, Togo22. African Centre for Technology Studies, Kenya23. African Forum For Mathematical Ecology, Ethiopia24. African Youth Foundation, Germany25. Afrique environnementale (AE), centre africain de protection environnementale et pour

l'assistance, Côte d'Ivoire26. Afro-Asian Peoples Solidarity Organization, Egypt27. Agriculture and Environmental Development Foundation, Sri Lanka28. Agro-Galliness Farm, Sierra Leone29. Aide au Sahel, Mali30. Aide aux femmes et enfants déshérités de l'Iguidi (AFEDI), Mauritania31. AKSS, India32. Al Nasser Ladies Center, Jordan33. All Africa Students Union, Ghana34. All Pakistan Youth Federation, Pakistan35. Alliance Niger - Nature, Niger

1 Assuming that the COP at its seventh session will accredit the organizations listed in annex II.


36. Alternative Initiative for Development, Ghana37. Alternatives (Communauté d'action pour la mobilisation des initiatives pour un

développement intégral), Togo38. Amasachina Self Help Association, Ghana39. AMAVIDA, Brazil40. Amazon'India, France41. Amicale des forestières du Burkina Faso, Burkina Faso42. Amigos de la Tierra (Friends of the Earth Spain), Spain43. Amigos de los Monegros, Spain44. Arab Office for Youth and Environment, Egypt45. Arab Urban Development Institute, Saudi Arabia46. Aro Juvenil, Mozambique47. Arusha Diocesan Development Office, United Republic of Tanzania48. Asia-Pacific Forum of Environmental Journalists, Bangladesh49. Asociación Ambientalista Llastay, Argentina50. Asociación Coordinadora Indígena y Campesina de Agroforesteria Comunitaria

Centroamericana, Costa Rica51. Asociación Cubana de las Naciones Unidas, Cuba52. Asociación Cubana de Producción Animal, Cuba53. Asociación de Derecho Ambiental de la Región Inka, Peru54. Asociación Kunas Unidos Por Nabguana (KUNA), Panama55. Asociación Los Algarrobos, Argentina56. Asociación Mexicana de Uniones de Crédito del Sector Social A.C., Mexico57. Asociación Nacional de Agricultores Pequeños de Cuba, Cuba58. Asociación para el Desarrollo Progresivo de los Pueblos, Peru59. Asociación para la promoción del desarrollo rural, Argentina60. Asociación Servicio Capacitación e Investigación, Bolivia61. Asociación Vida Sana, Spain62. Associacao de defesa ambiental e controle da desertificacao de Gilbues, Brazil63. Associaçâo dos Jornalistas em Populaçâo Ambiente e Desenvolvimento, Cape Verde64. Associação Pernambucana de Defesa da Natureza (ASPAN), Brazil65. Associacao potiguar amigos da natureza, Brazil66. Association congolaise du froid, Sierra Leone67. Association de coopération et de recherches pour le développement (ACORD), Mali68. Association de formation et d'appui au développement (AFAD), Mali69. Association de l'arbre, Mauritania70. Association de réflexion, d'échanges et d'actions pour l'environnement et le

développement (ARÉA-ED), Algeria71. Association de sauvegarde pour le développement économique et social (ASDES.), Togo72. Association des amis de la nature et de l'environnement, Guinea73. Association des amis de la Saoura, Algeria74. Association des amis de l'environnement de l'Awkar, Mauritania75. Association des amis Tamchakett, Mauritania76. Association des bacheliers pour l'emploi et le développement, Senegal77. Association des femmes africaines pour la recherche sur le développement (AFARD -

CAMEROUN), Cameroon78. Association des jeunes pour l'éducation et le développement (AJED), Senegal


79. Association des personnes promotrices des initiatives paysannes, Benin80. Association des volontaires d’œuvres chrétiennes et humanitaires, Togo81. Association des volontaires pour le développement (AVD), Burkina Faso82. Association de développement de la vallée du Draâ (ADEDRA), Morocco83. Association développement durable, Mauritania84. Association écologique pour la protection de l'environnement, de la faune et de la flore de

la Wilaya de Bechar, Algeria85. Association femmes soleil d'Haïti, Haiti86. Association for Rural and Environment Care (AREC), Bangladesh87. Association for Sarva Seva Farms (ASSEFA), India88. Association française d'amitié et de solidarité avec les peuples d'Afrique (AFASPA),

France89. Association Guinée pour la promotion des énergies renouvelables (AGUIPER), Guinea90. Association Homme Environnement et Réseaux de Développement, Morocco91. Association internationale des femmes francophones, Mauritania92. Association internationale forêts méditerranéennes, France93. Association internationale Six "S", Burkina Faso94. Association jeunesse action développement, Mauritania95. Association jeunesse populaire, Morocco96. Association Koom pour l’Auto Promotion des Femmes du Burkina-Faso, Burkina Faso97. Association malienne des amis du Sahel, Mali98. Association malienne pour la conservation de la faune et de son environnement

(AMCFE), Mali99. Association malienne pour la promotion du Sahel, Mali100. Association malienne pour la protection de l'environnement "Stop-Sahel", Mali101. Association malienne pour la protection et le développement de l'environnement au Sahel

(AMPRODE/SAHEL), Mali102. Association malienne pour le développement (AMADE), Mali103. Association mauritanienne pour la préservation de l'environnement (GLOBE), Mauritania104. Association mauritanienne pour la promotion des familles, la santé et l'environnement

(AMPFSE), Mauritania105. Association mauritanienne pour le bien-être et le secours de l'enfant et de la mère,

Mauritania106. Association mauritanienne pour le développement durable, Mauritania107. Association mauritanienne pour le développement et la protection de l'environnement,

Mauritania108. Association nationale "IBN-AL-AWAM", Algeria109. Association nationale d'action rurale (ANAR), Burkina Faso110. Association of Non-Governmental Organizations (TANGO), Gambia111. Association of Women in Development Experts (AWIDE), Ghana112. Association of Zimbabwean Traditional Environmental Conservationists, Zimbabwe113. Association Orukutuku, Benin114. Association peuples culture développement, Togo115. Association pour la défense des droits de la femme et de l'enfant, Mauritania116. Association pour la défense et la protection du patrimoine local (ADEPPAL), Democratic

Republic of the Congo


117. Association pour la distribution d'énergie solaire pour le développement (ADESD),Guinea

118. Association pour la préservation et l’amélioration de l'environnement, Algeria119. Association pour la promotion des Batwa (ASBL), Rwanda120. Association pour la promotion des petits métiers féminins, Mauritania121. Association pour la protection de la nature (A.P.N. Sahel), Burkina Faso122. Association pour la protection de la nature et de l'environnement de Kairouan (APNEK),

Tunisia123. Association pour la protection de l'environnement en Mauritanie, Mauritania124. Association pour la protection de l'environnement et le bien-être social (APEBES), Togo125. Association pour la protection de l'environnement, Chad126. Association pour la santé de la mère, du nouveau-né et de l'enfant, Togo127. Association pour la sauvegarde de l'environnement et le développement (ASED), Benin128. Association pour la sauvegarde des espèces animales et végétales en voie de disparition,

Mauritania129. Association pour la sauvegarde du patrimoine martiniquais, Martinique130. Association pour le développement d'Abere, Mauritania131. Association pour le développement des techniques agro-écologiques (ADTAE), Burkina

Faso132. Association pour le développement du village de Bougoutoub Banny, Senegal133. Association pour le développement durable et le partage humanitaire, Mauritania134. Association pour le développement économique et culturel de Dafort, Mauritania135. Association pour le développement économique social environnemental du nord, Senegal136. Association pour le développement et la formation des jeunes et des femmes sur

l'environnement, Rwanda137. Association pour le développement social, Democratic Republic of the Congo138. Association pour l'environnement et le développement durable, Congo139. Association pour l'innovation et la recherche technologique approprié en environnement

(AIRTAE), Burkina Faso140. Association Prudence au Sahel, Burkina Faso141. Association Sahel Nature, Burkina Faso142. Association sénégalaise d'appui au développement (ASADE), Senegal143. Association tchadienne des volontaires pour la protection de l'environnement, Chad144. Association togolaise pour la promotion humaine (ATPH), Togo145. Association Tunisie Méditerranée pour le développement durable, Tunisia146. Association tunisienne pour la protection de la nature et de l'environnement (ATPNE),

Tunisia147. Association/Groupe d'études et de consultation d'appui au monde rural à l'environnement

et d'engineering (GECAMRE), Burkina Faso148. Aujourd'hui Pour Demain, Democratic Republic of the Congo149. Australian Conservation Foundation, Australia150. Australian Council For Overseas Aid, Australia151. Avorora, Tajikistan152. Bawadina Rural Women Development Society, Sudan153. Belarusian Geographic Society, Belarus154. Belize Audubon Society, Belize


155. Benevolent Community Education and Rural Development Society (BERDSCO),Cameroon

156. Benin "21", Benin157. Bhoruka Charitable Trust, India158. Bienfaisance sans frontières, Mauritania159. Bina Swadaya - Community Self Reliance Development Agency, Indonesia160. Biodiversity Conservation Initiative of Uganda, Uganda161. Birdlife International, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland162. BOFIX diffusion, France163. Bohumukhi Milon Shangha, Bangladesh164. Bombay Natural History Society, India165. Both Ends, Netherlands166. Botswana Technology Centre, Botswana167. Brain-Work of Budlet Community, Bangladesh168. Brot für die Welt, Germany169. Busoga Youth Environment Protection Association, Uganda170. CAATINGA - Centro de Assessoria e Apoio aos Trabalhadores e Instituições não

Governamentais Alternativas, Brazil171. CARE - International Ethiopia, Ethiopia172. CARE Denmark, Denmark173. Caribbean Network for Integrated Rural Development, Trinidad and Tobago174. Carrefour Sahel, Mali175. CATIE: Tropical Agriculture Research and Higher Education Center, Costa Rica176. ÇEKÜL - Foundation for the Protection and Promotion of the Environmental and

Cultural Heritage, Turkey177. Center for International Environmental Law (CIEL), United States of America178. Central Peruana de Servicios, Peru179. Central Única dos Trabalhadores (CUT), Brazil180. Centre africain d'assistance de protection de l'environnement au Sahel, Senegal181. Centre d'action pour le développement intégré dans les communautés, Burundi182. Centre d'actions et de réalisations internationales, France183. Centre d'appui au développement intégré et durable du monde rural (CADIM-ONG),

Benin184. Centre de développement intégré des communautés de base, Democratic Republic of the

Congo185. Centre de production de pépinières et de formation de Kloto, Togo186. Centre de promotion des initiatives de base et de l’environnement, Togo187. Centre de recherche et d'information pour le développement (CRID), France188. Centre de suivi écologique, Senegal189. Centre d'études et de recherches des initiatives pour le développement agricole et

artisanal, Benin190. Centre écologique Albert Schweitzer, Burkina Faso191. Centre for Action-Oriented Research on African Development (CARAD), Cameroon192. Centre for Alternative Development Strategies (CADS), Sierra Leone193. Centre for Our Common Future, Switzerland194. Centre for Overseas Research and Development (CORD), United Kingdom of Great

Britain and Northern Ireland


195. Centre for Science and Environment, India196. Centre for Sustainable Development Studies and Application (CENESTA), Iran (Islamic

Republic of)197. Centre international de droit comparé de l'environnement, France198. Centre national d'éducation mésologique, Democratic Republic of the Congo199. Centre pour l'environnement et le développement rural (CEDER), Cameroon200. Centro Andino de Investigación y Desarrollo, Peru201. Centro de Estudios sobre la Juventud, Cuba202. Centro de Experimentación y Capacitación en Tecnología Apropiada (TEKHNE), Chile203. Centro Salvadoreño de Tecnología Apropiada (CESTA), El Salvador204. Cercle international pour la promotion de la création, Cameroon205. China Sand Control and Desert Industry Society, China206. Chinese Society of Forestry Economics, China207. Chisinau Branch of the Environmental Movement of Moldova, Republic of Moldova208. CHLOROPHYLLE, France209. Christian Aid, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland210. Christian Care, Zimbabwe211. Christian Service Committee of the Churches in Malawi, Malawi212. CIDECO - Centro de Investigación y difusión Ecológica y Cultural de Otavalo, Ecuador213. CIEPAD, France214. Círculo de Estudios Científicos Aplicados, Panama215. Clean World Organisation, Ghana216. Climate Network Africa, Kenya217. Club des amis de la nature et de la protection de l'environnement, Mauritania218. Club des prospecteurs de l'or vert (CLUPOV), Chad219. Club du Sahel, Cameroon220. Club Unesco du centre d'action femme et enfant, Democratic Republic of the Congo221. Club Unesco Féminin "La Colombe", Togo222. Club Union Africaine - Côte d'Ivoire, Côte d'Ivoire223. Collectif des organisations non gouvernementales actives en Côte d'Ivoire (CONGACI),

Côte d'Ivoire224. Collectif haïtien pour la protection de l'environnement et un développement alternatif,

Haiti225. Comitato di Appoggio alle 3 Convenzioni Globali delle Nazione Unite, Italy226. Comité d'appui pour la promotion dans le Sahel (CAPROS), Mali227. Comité de coordination des actions des ONG au Mali (CCA-ONG), Mali228. Comité de santé et de développement de Birava, Democratic Republic of the Congo229. Comité français contre la faim, France230. Comité Nacional Pro Defensa de la Fauna y Flora CODEFF, Chile231. Comité régional des unités de production du Sahel, Burkina Faso232. Communities Forestry and Social Development Organization, Ghana233. Community Development Research Foundation, United Republic of Tanzania234. Comunidad Huitzinkalpulli, Mexico235. Confederação Nacional dos Trabalhadores na Agricultura, Brazil236. CONGAC - Confédération des ONG d'environnement et de développement de l'Afrique

Centrale, Cameroon


237. Conseil des organisations non gouvernementales d'appui au développement (CONGAD),Senegal

238. Consejo Andino de Manejo Ecológico, Peru239. Conservation Effort for Community Development, Uganda240. Conservatoire et jardin botanique des Mascarins, Reunion241. Consolidated Environmental Conservation Organisation, Kenya242. Consultation-Recherche-Education en environnement pour un développement durable en

Afrique (CREDA), Togo243. Contribution au développement rural (ONG-CDR), Niger244. Coopération - Solidarité - Développement, Niger245. Cooperativa Interdisciplinar de Pesquisa e Assessoria Tecnica, Brazil246. Coopérative agricole al Baraka d'Aleg, Mauritania247. Coopérative d'agriculture et d'élevage de reboisement de Bareina, Mauritania248. Cooperazione per lo sviluppo dei Paesi Emergenti, Italy249. Coordinamento delle Organizzazioni non governative per la Cooperazione Internazionale

allo Sviluppo (COCIS), Italy250. Coordination des Associations de Balbala, Djibouti251. Coordination in Development, Inc. (CODEL), United States of America252. Coordination nationale de la plate-forme paysanne du Niger, Niger253. Coordination Unit for the Rehabilitation of the Environment, Malawi254. Corporación Privada para la Educación y el Desarrollo local El Canelo, Chile255. Corporación Villa del Saman, Colombia256. Côte d'Ivoire écologie, Côte d'Ivoire257. Council For Human Ecology-Kenya (CHEK), Kenya258. Council for Tribal and Rural Development (CTRD), India259. Council of Swaziland Churches, Swaziland260. Country Women Association of Nigeria, Nigeria261. CUBASOLAR, Cuba262. Dalate County Desert Reclamation Association, China263. DARNA, Chad264. DESCO/Centro de Estudios Y Promoción del Desarrollo, Peru265. Desert Research Foundation of Namibia, Namibia266. Detmac Associates, Cameroon267. Developing Countries Farm Radio Network, Canada268. Development Alternatives Network, Kenya269. Development and Environment Center, Mongolia270. Development and Environment Foundation, Russian Federation271. Development Centre International, Bangladesh272. Development Foundation, Ukraine273. Development Group, India274. Development Organization and Empowerment of the Rural Poor, Uganda275. Diaconia, Brazil276. Disaster Mitigation Institute, India277. Dodo - Tulevaisuuden elävä luonto ry, Finland278. Drylands Coordination Group, Norway279. Earth Forever Foundation, Bulgaria280. Earth Search, Nigeria


281. Earthaction Network, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland282. EarthAction Network (Accion por la Tierra) Regional Office, Latin America and the

Caribbean, Chile283. Earthcare Africa Monitoring Institute, Kenya284. Eau Vive, France285. Echange Sud/Sud-Ouest en milieu rural, France286. ECO LINK, South Africa287. Ecociencia, Fundación Ecuatoriana de Estudios Ecológicos, Ecuador288. Eco-Club Tapan, Armenia289. Ecole et vie, Togo290. Ecole Instrument de Paix, Niger291. Ecological Club "Catena", Turkmenistan292. Ecological Movement of Kyrgyzstan "Aleyne", Kyrgyzstan293. Ecologistas en Acción, Spain294. ECOMONDIA, Romania295. EcoNews Africa, Kenya296. EcoPeace / Friends of the Earth Middle East, Israel297. Egerton University, Kenya298. Egyptian Biodynamic Association, Egypt299. Egyptian Society for Cultural Development, Egypt300. Emirates Environmental Group, United Arab Emirates301. Emission Trading Association of Australia Ldp, Australia302. Emmaus International Association, France303. Enda Inter-Arabe, Tunisia304. ENDA-Maghreb, Morocco305. Energies-eau-environnement pour le développement, Cameroon306. Entreprenariat développement environnement nutrition (EDEN), Togo307. Environment and Development Society of Ethiopia, The (LEM), Ethiopia308. Environment and Development Resource Centre (EDRC), Belgium309. Environment Development Society, Indonesia310. Environment in Focus Association, Albania311. Environment Liaison Centre International, Kenya312. Environment Protection and Development Centre, India313. Environment Protection Association of Ghana, Ghana314. Environment Society of Chandigarh, India315. Environmental Defense Fund, United States of America316. Environmental Management and Law Association, Hungary317. Environmental Monitoring Group, South Africa318. Environmental Policy and Society (EPOS), Sweden319. Environmental Protection and Conservation Organization, Mauritius320. Environmental Protection Society, Yemen321. Environmental Research Centre, Kazakhstan322. Environmental Survival NGO, Armenia323. Environmentalist Society, Sudan324. Environnement et développement du tiers-monde (ENDA-TM), Senegal325. Enviro-protect, Cameroon326. Enweyay - Civic and Social Education Center, Ethiopia


327. Espoir, Mauritania328. Esquel Group Foundation, United States of America329. European Environmental Bureau, Belgium330. European Society for Soil Conservation, Spain331. Evangelische Akademie Tutzing, Germany332. Favdo - Forum for African Voluntary Development Organizations, Senegal333. Federação dos Trabalhadores na Agricultura do Estado de Pernambuco (FETAPE), Brazil334. Federación de Mujeres Cubanas, Cuba335. Fédération des associations des parents d'élèves du Cameroun, Cameroon336. Fédération des associations du Fouta pour le développement - FAFD, Senegal337. Fédération des associations féminines du Sénégal (FAFS), Senegal338. Fédération des ONG au Togo (FONGTO), Togo339. Fédération des organisations non gouvernementales du Sénégal (FONGS), Senegal340. Fédération nationale des GIE éleveurs du Sénégal, Senegal341. Fédération nationale des paysans, artisans et travailleurs ruraux, Democratic Republic of

the Congo342. Federation of Environmental and Ecological Diversity for Agricultural Revampment and

Human Rights, Cameroon343. Felege Guihon International, Switzerland344. Femme - Jeunesse - Environnement - Santé (FEMJES), Niger345. Femme et environnement, Democratic Republic of the Congo346. Fondation Africaine "FARMAPU -INTER&CECOTRAP - RCOGL", Rwanda347. Fondation centrafricaine pour la sauvegarde des ressources (FOCSARENA), Central

African Republic348. Fondation Charles Leopold Mayer, France349. Fondation des amis de la nature (NATURAMA), Burkina Faso350. Fondation du Léman, Switzerland351. Fondation Heri, Democratic Republic of the Congo352. Fondation nationale pour le développement et la solidarité, Burkina Faso353. Fondation paix et développement, Senegal354. Fondation René Dumont, Senegal355. Fondo Pro Naturaleza - Pronatura, Dominican Republic356. Forest Resources Environment Development and Conservation Association (FREDA),

Myanmar357. ForUM - The Norwegian Forum for Environment and Development, Norway358. Forum international des exploitants forestiers, Democratic Republic of the Congo359. Forum maghrébin pour l'environnement et le développement, Morocco360. Foyer des jeunes et de la culture de Boulandor, Senegal361. Frank-Link Associates, Cameroon362. Friends of the Earth, Netherlands363. Friends of the Earth-Australia (FoEA), Australia364. Friends of the Earth-Ghana, Ghana365. Friends of the Earth-Sierra Leone, Sierra Leone366. Friends of the Environment, Uganda367. Friends of the Environment and Development Association, Egypt368. Friends World Committee for Consultation (FWCC)/Quakers, United States of America369. Fundaçao Grupo Esquel Brasil, Brazil


370. Fundación 2001 / Global Nature, Spain371. Fundación Agreste Punto Verde, Argentina372. Fundación Agro-Ecológica Amigos de la Tierra "Fundatierra", Ecuador373. Fundación Alma, Colombia374. Fundación ambiental oasis de vida, Colombia375. Fundación Ambiente Y Recursos Naturales (FARN), Argentina376. Fundación Amigos de los Bosques, Bolivia377. Fundación Antonio Núñez Jiménez de la Naturaleza y el Hombre, Cuba378. Fundación Del Sur, Argentina379. Fundación Ecologica "Mazan", Ecuador380. Fundación Ecológica Arcoiris, Ecuador381. Fundación Habitat & Desarrollo, Argentina382. Fundación Hernandiana, Argentina383. Fundación para el Desarrollo en Justicia y Paz, Argentina384. Fundación para el Desarrollo Sustentable del Chaco Americano, Paraguay385. Fundación Patagonia Natural, Argentina386. Fundación Pro-Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, Colombia387. Fundacion Rainforest Rescue, Ecuador388. Fundación Rio Parnaiba, Brazil389. Fundación San Gregorio de Protoviejo, Ecuador390. Fundación Solar, Guatemala391. Fundación Tierra Viva, Venezuela392. Gandhivan, Indonesia393. Gania Unnayan Committee, India394. GECOU Research Group, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland395. General Union of Peasants, The, Syrian Arab Republic396. German Advisory Council on Global Change, Germany397. German Working Group on Desertification, Germany398. Gia-Nabio Agro-Forestry Development Organisation, Ghana399. GIC-DERPREA: Groupe d'initiative commune pour le développement rural, la protection

de l'environnement de l'élevage et de l'artisanat, Cameroon400. Gilma Youngsters, Ghana401. Global Environmental Forum, Japan402. Global Legislators Organization for a Balanced Environment, Belgium403. Globe Legislators Organization for a Balanced Environment (GLOBE) - South Africa,

South Africa404. Good Social Work Centre, India405. Grameena Vikas Samithi (Conserve Nature for a Better Future), India406. Green Belt Movement, Kenya407. Green Cross International (GCI), Switzerland408. Green Earth Organization (GEO), Ghana409. Green Environment Movement, Nigeria410. Green Forum for Development, Ghana411. Green Line Association, Lebanon412. Green Senegal, Senegal413. GreenLife Society - North American Chapter, United States of America414. Grenada Community Development Agency, Grenada


415. Groupe de recherches et d'applications techniques (GRAT), Mali416. Groupe de recherche action pour la promotion économique et sociale (GRAPES), Mali417. Groupe de recherche pour le développement socio-économique en vue de la promotion

humaine et de la coopération internationale, Togo418. Groupement d'appui aux initiatives économiques des femmes, Mali419. Groupement des aides privées, Niger420. Groupement des handicapés producteurs de Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso421. Groupement des retraités éducateurs sans frontières, France422. Grupo Ambiental para el Desarrollo, Argentina423. Grupo de Estudios Ambientales A.C., Mexico424. Guamina, Mali425. Guinée écologie, Guinea426. Guybernet, Guyana427. Haïti Survie, Haiti428. Haribon Foundation, Philippines429. Hatof Foundation, Ghana430. Health and Environment Programme, Cameroon431. Henry Doubleday Research Association, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern

Ireland432. Heritage International Organization, Nigeria433. Hope for Women, Ethiopia434. Human Settlements of Zambia (HUZA), Zambia435. ICEF - International Court of the Environment Foundation, Italy436. Imo Youth Network Programme, Nigeria, Nigeria437. INAFORM, Morocco438. India Community Development Service Society, India439. Indian Committee of Youth Organizations (ICYO), India440. Inner Mongolia Arid Land Management Foundation, United States of America441. Institut africain pour le développement économique et social (INADES-Formation),

Burkina Faso442. Institut de recherche et documentation sur les problèmes du tiers monde, Italy443. Institut de recherche sur l'environnement (IREC), France444. Institut Mariam Diallo, Mauritania445. Institute for Development Anthropology, United States of America446. Institute for International Economic Cooperation and Development, Italy447. Institute for Rural Resources Development Studies, Indonesia448. Institute for Sustainable Development, Ethiopia449. Institute for Sustainable Development and Management of Natural Resources, Greece450. Institute of Development Studies, India451. Institute of Sustainable Development Environmental and Scientific Research, India452. Institute of Training Concern, Bangladesh453. Instituto de Investigación de Zonas Desérticas de la Universidad Autónoma de San Luis

Potosí, Mexico454. Instituto de Investigación Y Desarrollo Comunal "La Libertad", Trujillo, Peru, Peru455. Instituto de Pre-Historia, Antropologia e Ecologia (IPHAE), Brazil456. Instituto Desert, Brazil457. Instituto do Homem, Brazil


458. Instituto Maranhense de Meio Ambiente e Recursos Hidricos, Brazil459. Instituto para el Desarrollo Integral de Honduras, Honduras460. Instituto per le relazioni tra l'Italia e i Paesi dell'Africa, America Latina e Medio Oriente

(IPALMO), Italy461. Instituto Sertao, Brazil462. Interdisciplinary Center for Technological Analysis and Forecasting, Israel463. Intermediate Technology - Kenya, Kenya464. Intermon OXFAM, Spain465. International Academy of the Environment, Switzerland466. International Campaign for Freedom and Peace, Benin467. International Catholic Organization for Cinema and Audiovisual (OCIC), Italy468. International Central Asian Biodiversity Institute (BIOSTAN), Uzbekistan469. International Centre for Research in Agroforestry / World Agroforestry Centre, Kenya470. International Chamber of Commerce, United States of America471. International Commission on Irrigation and Drainage, India472. International Confederation of Free Trade Unions (ICFTU), Belgium473. International Council for Local Environmental Initiatives, Canada474. International Council of Women, France475. International Environmental Association of Women of Orient, Kazakhstan476. International Federation of Agricultural Producers (IFAP), France477. International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements, Germany478. International Federation of University Women (IFUW), Switzerland479. International Fund to Combat Desertification, Kazakhstan480. International Human Dimensions Programme on Global Environmental Change,

Germany481. International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED), United Kingdom of

Great Britain and Northern Ireland482. International Institute of Rural Reconstruction, Philippines483. International Juridical Organization for Environment and Development, Italy484. International Organization for World Peace Disarmament Development and World

Human Rights, United States of America485. International Peace Research Association, Switzerland486. International Soil Reference and Information Centre, Netherlands487. International Synergy Institute, United States of America488. International Union of Soil Sciences (IUSS), Austria489. International Youth and Student Movement for the UN (ISMUN), Switzerland490. Islamic Relief Association (ISRA), Gambia491. Jacob Blaustein Institute for Desert Research (BIDR), Israel492. Jagruthi Society, India493. Jana Seva Parisad, India494. Jeunesse - Environnement - Démocratie - Développement, Niger495. Jeunesse pionnière rurale, Togo496. Jeunesse sans frontières (JEUSAF), Cameroon497. Jordanian Society for Women, Environment Development, Jordan498. Journalists Environmental Association of Tanzania (JET), United Republic of Tanzania499. Juventude Ecologica Angolana, Angola500. Kalahari Conservation Society, Botswana


501. Karnataka Welfare Society (KWALITY), India502. Kelansar Vikas Samiti (KVS), India503. KENGO Kenya Energy and Environment Organizations, Kenya504. Kenya Consumers' Organization, Kenya505. Kenya Volunteer Development Services, Kenya506. Kerala Sastra Sahithya Parishad, India507. Kindernothilfe (KNH), Germany508. Komrat - Ecological Movement of Moldova, Republic of Moldova509. KWIA Support Group For Indigenous Peoples, Belgium510. Laboratoire de géographie physique zonale, France511. LAPO - Lift Above Poverty Organization, Nigeria512. Law and Environment Eurasia Partnership (LEEP), Uzbekistan513. League for Pastoral Peoples, Germany514. Legal Rights and Natural Resources Center Inc., Philippines515. Les amis de la terre, Benin516. Les amis de la Terre-Djibouti (AMITERD), Djibouti517. Les amis de la Terre-Togo, Togo518. Lesotho Council of NGOs, Lesotho519. Life Academy of Vocational Studies, India520. Liga de Defensa Del Medio Ambiente (LIDEMA), Bolivia521. Ligue de lutte contre le sous-développement, Mali522. Ligue tchadienne pour la sauvegarde de l'environnement (LTSE), Chad523. Lutheran World Federation, Uganda524. Lutheran World Federation Sustainable Development/Environment Unit, Switzerland525. Maendeleo Ya Wanawake Organisation, Kenya526. Makhzoumi Foundation, Lebanon527. Mali Folkecenter, Mali528. Man and Nature, Tajikistan529. Mauritanie Verte, Mauritania530. Mauritius Council for Development Environmental Studies and Conservation, Mauritius531. Mauritius Council of Social Service, Mauritius532. MED-FORUM, Spain533. Mediterranean Information Office for Environment, Culture and Sustainable

Development, Greece534. Menyisa Multipurpose Group, Cameroon535. Meteo-Ambiente - Associazione Culturale, Italy536. Misagh, Iran (Islamic Republic of)537. Mission Sahel, Mali538. Monitor International, United States of America539. MORABI - Associaçao de Apoio à Auto-Promoçao da Mulher no Desenvolvimento,

Cape Verde540. Mouvement d'action pour le renouveau social, Togo541. Mouvement écologique Algérien (MEA), Algeria542. Movimiento Agroecologico Chileno, Chile543. Movimiento Ambientalista Nicaraguense, Nicaragua544. Movimondo Molisv, Italy545. Nafa-Gonal, Guinea-Bissau


546. Namibia Development Trust, Namibia547. National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Swaziland, Swaziland548. Natural Heritage Institute, United States of America549. Natural Resources Protection Group (NARP), Sudan550. Naurzum - Non-governmental Ecological Organisation, Kazakhstan551. Near East Foundation, United States of America552. Neighbour In Need Foundation (NENFOUND), Ghana553. Network for Environment, People and Food, Japan554. New Ghana Youth Development Association, Ghana555. Ngara District Development Organization, United Republic of Tanzania556. NGO Bios, Republic of Moldova557. NGO Ecosouthwest, Bulgaria558. Nigerian Concerned Group for Environment Population and Development, Nigeria559. Nigerian Environmental Study/Action Team (NEST), Nigeria560. Noah's Ark Centre for the Recovery of the Endangered Species, Georgia561. NOMAD-AID, Djibouti562. Novib, Netherlands Organization for International Development Cooperation,

Netherlands563. Oasis Ferkla de l'environnement et de patrimoine, Morocco564. OCBE/VERT Observatoire des cultures bantoues de la biodiversité et de l'éducation à

l'environnement, Congo565. Office africain pour le développement et la coopération, Senegal566. One World Now, United States of America567. ONG EL BIRR, Mauritania568. Organisation centrafricaine pour la défense de la nature, Central African Republic569. Organisation d'aide au développement, Guinea570. Organisation de défense de l'environnement au Burundi, Burundi571. Organisation des femmes du Cap-Vert (OMCV), Cape Verde572. Organisation féminine pour le développement du Haut-Nkam (OR.FE.DE.HN),

Cameroon573. Organisation mauritanienne de secours (OMS), Mauritania574. Organisation mauritanienne pour la protection de l'environnement et la lutte contre la

désertification, Mauritania575. Organisation mauritanienne pour le développement des zones arides et semi-arides

(ODZASAM), Mauritania576. Organisation nigérienne pour le développement à la base du potentiel humain (ONDPH),

Niger577. Organisation pour la promotion et l'épanouissement de la femme nigérienne "Rayouwan

Mata", Niger578. Organisation pour la sauvegarde de l'environnement, l'amélioration de l’habitat et la lutte

contre les catastrophes naturelles, Democratic Republic of the Congo579. Organization for Rehabilitation and Development in Ammara, Ethiopia580. Orissa State Volunteers and Social Workers Association, India581. OXFAM, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland582. Pakistan Rural Workers Social Welfare Organisation (PRWSWO), Pakistan583. Palestine Wildlife Society, Palestine584. Pamo Volunteers, Uganda


585. PanAmerican-PanAfrican Association, United States of America586. Partenaires de la femme malienne (PA.FE.M), Mali587. Participatory Ecological Land Use Management, Lesotho588. Partnership Management and Support Program, Cameroon589. Pastoral and Environmental Network in the Horn of Africa (PENHA), United Kingdom

of Great Britain and Northern Ireland590. Peace Trust, India591. Pentecost Social Services, Ghana592. People In Action, Gambia593. Perimart International, Kenya594. Philippine Rural Reconstruction Movement, Philippines595. Platform for Sustainable Development, Netherlands596. Pollution Control Association of Liberia (POCAL), Liberia597. Poor and Progress Assistance (PAPA), Bangladesh598. Port Loko United Nations Students Association/Port Loko, Sierra Leone599. Portable Water and Environmental Awareness, Cameroon600. Programme régional de développement et d'aménagement des savanes (PREDAS), Togo601. Programme solidarité Eau, France602. Project Earth Action - Congo, Congo603. Projektstelle Umwelt und Entwicklung, Germany604. Projet de lutte contre la malnutrition, Democratic Republic of the Congo605. PROMETA - Protection del Medio Ambiente Tarija, Bolivia606. Promo-femmes/développement sport, Burkina Faso607. Promotora de Desarrollo y Sostenibilidad Ambiental de Honduras, Honduras608. Pronaturaleza - Sociedad Cubana para la Protección del Medio Ambiente, Cuba609. Propreté, Environnement et Santé (PES), Burundi610. Protection and Preservation of Natural Environment, Albania611. Protection and Preservation of Natural Environment in Albania, Albania612. Protenviro Protection Environnementale, Democratic Republic of the Congo613. Proterra, Peru614. Public Campaign on Environment and Development, Sri Lanka615. PVO/NGO/NRMS (World Learning Inc.), United States of America616. Rajasthan Pradesh Bharat Sevak Samaj, India617. Recherche, appui et formation aux initiatives d'auto-développement, Togo618. Red Mexicana de Esfuerzos contra la desertificación y la degradación de los recursos

naturales (RIOD MEX) A.C., Mexico619. Red Nacional de Acción Ecológica, Chile620. REDES Friends of the Earth - Uruguay, Uruguay621. Regroupement des organismes Canada-Haïtiens pour le développement, Canada622. Research Group on Combating Desertification of Forestry Society of Chifeng, China623. Réseau africain genre/gestion des ressources naturelles, Burkina Faso624. Réseau africain pour le développement (RADEV), Ethiopia625. Réseau africain pour le développement intégré (RADI), Senegal626. Réseau d'appui aux initiatives communautaires, Mali627. Réseau d'assistance et d'action sociale, Gabon628. Réseau de développement d'agriculture durable (REDAD), Benin629. Réseau d'éducation pour le développement en coopération (REDEC), Guinea


630. Réseau d'experts volontaires (REV), Cameroon631. Réseau international pour le développement et l'environnement à la base (RIDEB -

AFRIQUE), Benin632. Réseau pour l'environnement et le développement durable en Afrique

(REDDA/NESDA), Côte d'Ivoire633. Réseau québécois des groupes écologistes, Canada634. Restoration of Environment Against Distress (READ), Kenya635. Ricerca e Cooperazione, Italy636. Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland637. Royal Geographical Society, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland638. Rural Centre for Human Interests, India639. Rural Community Development Agency, Kenya640. Rural Development Foundation of Pakistan, Pakistan641. Rural Development Organization, Cameroon642. Rural Women Environmental Protection Association, Cameroon643. RUZGAR - Ecological Society, Azerbaijan644. S.O.S. OASIS, Mauritania645. SAFIA O.N.G., Democratic Republic of the Congo646. Sahabat Alam Malaysia - Friends of the Earth (Malaysia), Malaysia647. SAHEL 3000, Senegal648. Sahel défis: développement environnement formation insertion sociale, France649. Sahel solidarité, Burkina Faso650. Sahel vert, Burkina Faso651. SAILD, Cameroon652. Sangat Development Society, India653. SAPHTA - salubrité, propreté, hygiène et techniques assainissement, Niger654. Savanna Conservation Nigeria, Nigeria655. Save the Children - Burkina Faso, Burkina Faso656. Saviya Development Foundation, Sri Lanka657. School Dropout Services, Kenya658. Secrétariat de concertation des ONG maliennes (SECO-ONG/MALI), Mali659. Secrétariat permanent des organisations non gouvernementales (SPONG), Burkina Faso660. Self Employed Women's Association (SEWA), India661. Service Civil International (SCI), Bangladesh662. Service Extension and Action Research for Communities in the Hills (SEARCH-

NEPAL), Nepal663. Shirkat Gah Women's Resource Centre, Pakistan664. Sierra Leone Adult Education Association (SLADEA), Sierra Leone665. Sindh Rural Women's Up-lift Group, Pakistan666. SIYOTANKA, France667. Sobrevivencia - Amigos de la Tierra Paraguay. Apoyo Integral a Comunidades Nativas y

Ecosistemas, Paraguay668. Social Fund "Socium" of Support and Realization Youth's Initiatives, The, Kyrgyzstan669. Sociedad Cubana de la Ciencia del Suelo, Cuba670. Sociedad Meteorológica de Cuba, Cuba671. Sociedad Peruana de Derecho Ambiental, Peru672. Société algérienne pour le droit de l'environnement, Algeria


673. Société pour le développement de la cuvette-ouest (SODECO), Congo674. Society for Conservation and Protection of Environment (SCOPE), Pakistan675. Society for Rural Advancement and Democratic Humanitarian Action, India676. Society for Rural Development (Gram Bharati Samiti), India677. Socio-Ecological Union, Russian Federation678. Solagral, France679. Solar Cookers International, United States of America680. Solidarité Canada Sahel, Canada681. Solidarité humaine, Togo682. Solidarité pour le Sahel (SOLISA), Mali683. SOS - Sahel international, Senegal684. SOS - Terre-air-mer, Senegal685. SOS Nature, Togo686. SOS-SAHEL INTERNATIONAL, France687. South Asia Partnership - Nepal, Nepal688. Southern Networks for Environment and Development, Kenya689. Southern Youth and Students Organization, India690. SouthPanAfrican International, Togo691. South-South Solidarity, India692. Sri Lanka Environment Congress, Sri Lanka693. Sri Lanka Environment Journalists Forum, Sri Lanka694. St. Xavier's Social Service Society, India695. Stichting Institute for Environmental Technology and Information, Suriname696. Stockholm Environment Institute, Sweden697. Stop - Desert, Mauritania698. Sudanese Association for Combating Desertification, Sudan699. Sudanese Environment and Development Organization, Sudan700. Sudanese Environment Conservation Society (SECS), Sudan701. Sudanese Red Crescent (SRC), Sudan702. Sudanese Social Forestry Society, Sudan703. Suntaa-Nuntaa Rural Development Programme, Ghana704. Sunyani Diocesan Development Office, Ghana705. Sustainable Development Policy Institute, Pakistan706. Sustainable Negev - Negev Bar Kayma, Israel707. Swabi Women Welfare Society, Pakistan708. Swaziland Farmer Development Foundation, Swaziland709. SWISSAID, Switzerland710. Syndicat d'initiatives des Nyangezi (SINYA), Democratic Republic of the Congo711. Synergos Institute Inc., United States of America712. Syrian Agricultural Engineers Syndicate, Syrian Arab Republic713. Tamil Nadu Environment Council/Ceda Trust (TNEC), India714. Tanzania Environmental Society (TESO), United Republic of Tanzania715. Tanzania Tree Planting Foundation, United Republic of Tanzania716. Tarime Rural Development Trust Fund (TARDTF), United Republic of Tanzania717. Tata Energy Research Institute (TERI), India718. TERRA Milenuil III, Romania719. Terra Nuova, Italy


720. Terre des hommes - France, France721. Terre vivante - Living Earth, Mauritania722. The Chetana, India723. The Conservancy Association, China724. The Conservation Society of Sierra Leone, Sierra Leone725. The Sustainer NGO, Cameroon726. The Together Foundation, United States of America727. Third World Academy of Sciences (TWAS), Italy728. Third World Network, Malaysia729. Thusano Lefatsheng, Botswana730. Touiza, Algeria731. Tree and Energy Conservation Programmes (TRENCOP), Uganda732. Tropical Botanic Garden and Research Institute, India733. Trust For Transitional Action To Progress (TTAP), India734. Trust-Help, India735. Turkish Association for the Conservation of Nature, Turkey736. Turkish Foundation for Combating Erosion, Reforestation and the Protection of Natural

Habitats (TEMA), Turkey737. Twenty-First Century Rural Development Society, India738. Uganda Association for Social Economic Progress, Uganda739. Uganda Women Tree Planting Movement, Uganda740. Un pas de plus pour l'enfant (UPPE), Togo741. Unione Volontariato Internazionale per lo Sviluppo e la Pace, Italy742. UNISFERA International Centre, Canada743. United Club, Bangladesh744. United Nations Association in Canada, Canada745. United Nations of Youth, Senegal746. United Socio-Economic Development and Research Programme (UNDARP), India747. Universidad Internacional de Andalucía Sede Antonio Machado Centro Andaluz de

Estudios para el Desarrollo Rural, Spain748. Vent-soleil-environnement et développement (VESEDI), France749. Vernot Environment, Colombia750. Vihar Samaj Kalyan Sansthan, India751. Volontaires dans la lutte contre la désertification et la sécheresse (VOLUDES), Gambia752. Vredeseilanden - COOPIBO, Togo753. Vuum Tree Planting and Nursery Society, Ghana754. West African Association for Marine Environment, Senegal755. West and Central African Soil Science Association, Burkina Faso756. Wetlands International-China Programme, China757. Wilderness Society, Australia758. Wildlife Clubs of Kenya, Kenya759. Wildlife Clubs of Uganda, Uganda760. Windward Island Farmer's Association, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines761. Wingspread International, Ireland762. Women for Sustainable Development, Tunisia763. Women in Service Development Organization and Management, Gambia


764. Women's Environment and Development Organization (WEDO), United States ofAmerica

765. World Christian and Development, Democratic Republic of the Congo766. World Council of Churches, Switzerland767. World Federation of Unesco Clubs, Centres and Associations, Maison de l'Unesco,

France768. World Federation of United Nations Associations, Switzerland769. World Organization of the Scout Movement, Switzerland770. World Resources Institute, United States of America771. World Vision International, Switzerland772. World Vision International - Senegal, Senegal773. World Wide Fund, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland774. World Wide Fund For Nature, Switzerland775. World Young Women's Christian Association (World YWCA), Switzerland776. Worldview International Foundation - Kenya, Kenya777. Worldwide Network, United States of America778. Yonge Nawe Environmental Action Group, Swaziland779. Young Women's Christian Association, Kenya780. Youth and Environment Society, Bahrain781. Youth EcoCenter, Tajikistan782. Youth for Action, India783. Youth for Development and Cooperation (YDC), Netherlands784. Zambia Alliance of Women, Zambia785. Zambia Association for Research and Development (ZARD), Zambia786. ZERO, Zimbabwe

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