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FAO DECLARES WAR ON FARMERS NOT ON HUNGER (An open letter to Mr. Jacques Diouf, Director General of FAO) 16 June 2004 Dear Mr Diouf, We, the undersigned organisations, movements and individuals involved in farming and agricultural issues, wish to express our outrage and disagreement with the FAO report released Monday, May 17th ("Agricultural biotechnology: meeting the needs of the poor?"). This report has been used in a politically-motivated public relations exercise to support the biotechnology industry. It promotes the genetic engineering of seeds and the further skewing of research funding towards this technology and away from ecologically sound methods developed by farmers. The way in which the report has been prepared and released to the media, sadly, raises serious questions about the independence and intellectual integrity of an important United Nations agency. The report turns FAO away from food sovereignty and the real needs of the world's farmers, and is a stab in the back to the farmers and the rural poor FAO is meant to support. We are deeply disappointed that FAO has breached its commitment (and your own personal pledge) to consult and maintain an open dialogue with smallholder farmers' organizations and civil society. By failing to consult such organizations in the preparation of this report FAO has turned its back on those who are most directly affected by the technologies it promotes. Rather than recommending the strengthening of the role of smallholder farmers in the management of their agricultural biodiversity and improvement of crops vital to their livelihoods, which some of FAO's field work actively and successfully promotes, this report proposes a technological "fix" of crops critical to the food security of marginalized peoples - calling for the development of transgenic cassava, potato, cowpea, millet and teff. Hunger in the world is growing again despite the fact that global per capita food production has been higher than ever before. Issues of access and distribution are far more important than technology. If we have learned anything from the failures of the Green Revolution, it is that technological 'advances' in crop genetics for seeds that respond to external inputs go hand in hand with increased socio-economic polarization, rural and urban impoverishment, and greater food insecurity. The tragedy of the Green Revolution lies precisely in its narrow technological focus that ignored the far more important social and structural underpinnings of hunger. The technology strengthened the very structures that enforce hunger. A new 'gene revolution' will only exacerbate the worst errors of the Green Revolution. Has FAO learned nothing? History demonstrates that structural changes in access to land, food, and political power - combined with robust, ecological technologies via farmer-led research - reduce hunger and poverty. The 'gene revolution' promises to take us in the opposite direction. It is based on astronomically costly, elite, industry-dominated research using patented technologies. The same resources, if directed to farmer-led, participatory research networks, would generate far more equitable, productive and ecologically sound technologies.

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FAO DECLARES WAR ON FARMERS NOT ON HUNGER (An open letter to Mr. Jacques Diouf, Director General of FAO) 16 June 2004 Dear Mr Diouf, We, the undersigned organisations, movements and individuals involved in farming and agricultural issues, wish to express our outrage and disagreement with the FAO report released Monday, May 17th ("Agricultural biotechnology: meeting the needs of the poor?"). This report has been used in a politically-motivated public relations exercise to support the biotechnology industry. It promotes the genetic engineering of seeds and the further skewing of research funding towards this technology and away from ecologically sound methods developed by farmers. The way in which the report has been prepared and released to the media, sadly, raises serious questions about the independence and intellectual integrity of an important United Nations agency. The report turns FAO away from food sovereignty and the real needs of the world's farmers, and is a stab in the back to the farmers and the rural poor FAO is meant to support. We are deeply disappointed that FAO has breached its commitment (and your own personal pledge) to consult and maintain an open dialogue with smallholder farmers' organizations and civil society. By failing to consult such organizations in the preparation of this report FAO has turned its back on those who are most directly affected by the technologies it promotes. Rather than recommending the strengthening of the role of smallholder farmers in the management of their agricultural biodiversity and improvement of crops vital to their livelihoods, which some of FAO's field work actively and successfully promotes, this report proposes a technological "fix" of crops critical to the food security of marginalized peoples - calling for the development of transgenic cassava, potato, cowpea, millet and teff. Hunger in the world is growing again despite the fact that global per capita food production has been higher than ever before. Issues of access and distribution are far more important than technology. If we have learned anything from the failures of the Green Revolution, it is that technological 'advances' in crop genetics for seeds that respond to external inputs go hand in hand with increased socio-economic polarization, rural and urban impoverishment, and greater food insecurity. The tragedy of the Green Revolution lies precisely in its narrow technological focus that ignored the far more important social and structural underpinnings of hunger. The technology strengthened the very structures that enforce hunger. A new 'gene revolution' will only exacerbate the worst errors of the Green Revolution. Has FAO learned nothing? History demonstrates that structural changes in access to land, food, and political power - combined with robust, ecological technologies via farmer-led research - reduce hunger and poverty. The 'gene revolution' promises to take us in the opposite direction. It is based on astronomically costly, elite, industry-dominated research using patented technologies. The same resources, if directed to farmer-led, participatory research networks, would generate far more equitable, productive and ecologically sound technologies.

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Although the 200-plus page document struggles to appear neutral, it is highly biased and ignores available evidence of the adverse ecological, economic, and health impacts of genetically engineered crops. For example, the report bluntly states that transgenic crops have delivered large economic benefits to farmers and helped reduce the use of pesticides. This assertion is based on field data from a highly selective set of studies of Bt cotton. Contradictory research is ignored. The data used from India are based exclusively on field trials conducted by Monsanto in 2001. The report ignores data collected from farmers' fields by several state governments and other independent researchers during the 2002 season (the year Bt cotton was released). These show that Bt cotton failed. The small, inconclusive studies of Bt cotton in Mexico, Argentina and South Africa are disingenuously used to bolster support for transgenic cotton varieties. Reference to another study suggesting benefits for cotton farmers in Burkina Faso and Mali concludes without much of a base that West Africa - already under unjustifiable trade pressures - will lose millions of dollars if they do not embrace Bt cotton. Although the FAO report does mention that genetic engineering is dominated by corporations, it overlooks the fact that only one company - Monsanto - owns the GM seed technology sown over 90% of the total world area sown to transgenics. Five companies make up virtually 100% of the transgenic seed market. This represents an unprecedented dependence of farmers on global agribusiness that FAO should view with alarm and for which FAO should propose alternatives. Just proposing that more public research funding is dedicated to it, is not a solution. More investment in this technology - as the FAO recommends - will inevitably increase corporate monopoly control over the world's food supply. Impoverished countries will be forced to accept patent laws, contracts and trade regimes that weaken their internal capacity to fight hunger. Four days after your report was published, the Supreme Court of Canada shamefully sided with Monsanto against Canadian farmers Percy and Louise Schmeiser simply because the corporation's patented seed contaminated their farm. In a number of countries contamination is already resulting in cases where farmers are threatened or prosecuted because genetically engineered pollen blew in their field! The more farmers are dependent on the biotech industry, the fewer options they will have to support and further develop their own farming and livelihood systems. It is unacceptable that FAO endorses the need for intellectual property for corporations. This amounts to FAO support for corporate biopiracy since the genetic resources that corporations seek to patent result from the collective breeding work of farmers over thousands of years. Genetic contamination is polluting the very heart of the world's centres of crop diversity. Yet FAO brushes aside this tragedy with hardly a comment. Yet, for the very cultures that created agriculture this is an aggression against their life, against the crops they created and nurture, and against their food sovereignty. For several decades the FAO has been leading an international debate to address the issue of genetic erosion. With the advent of genetic engineering the threat of erosion has increased. As the normative intergovernmental institution for genetic resources, FAO should be developing policies to prevent genetic erosion and take action to address the negative global implications. We are stunned to find that, to prevent gene contamination (while protecting corporate monopoly), the report supports the absurd option of using Terminator technology, a technology that would prevent farmers from saving and re-using harvested seed. Farmers' organizations, civil society organizations, many governments and scientific institutions have condemned this technology. As Director General of FAO, you stated in 2000 that FAO was

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against genetic seed sterilization. Incredibly, your report endorses a technology that would risk the food supply of the 1.4 billion people who depend upon farm-saved seed around the world. These biases, omissions and unsubstantiated conclusions turn this report into a disgraceful public relations tool for the biotech industry and for those countries that seek to export this technology. It is an insult to those FAO member governments that, courageously, have been resisting industry and political pressure and who are developing viable alternatives for long-term seed security and food sovereignty. It is a rejection of the efforts of those scientists and policy makers - some within FAO - who have contributed to the new participatory technology development, agro-ecological methodologies, sustainable productivity and other approaches that put the role and rights of farmers first. We believe that FAO has broken its commitment to civil society and peasants' organizations to consult on issues of common concern. There was no consultation with smallholder farmers' organisations, yet there appears to have been extensive discussion with industry. For those of us in civil society organisations and social movements that considered the FAO as an institution that we could relate to and a forum to debate these issues and possibly move forward, this is a tremendous setback. Farmers and civil society organizations will meet and consult in the coming months to determine what further actions should be taken regarding FAO and the negative repercussions of this report. Yours Sincerely, (people and organisations signing on)

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Organization / Organización / Organisation Name / Nombre / Nom Country / País / Pays

1 ARIC GM Gulzai Afghanistan2 Association des Amis de la Saoura Mohammed Bendada Algeria3 Ina Titouh Kheireddine Algeria4 Acción por la Biodiversidad María Eugenia Jeria Argentina5 Acindar SA Luis Pablo Montagna Argentina6 APDDUS Hugo Fiamberti Argentina7 APEFA Martín Emilio González Argentina8 Arbolar Asociacion Ecologica Pedro Catalano Argentina9 Asociación Civil Ecoambiental Silvio Carlos Rivera Argentina10 Asociación Conservacionista del Sur Paola Germain Argentina11 Asociación Ecologista PiUKe Argentina12 Asociación Lihuen-Antu Lucas Chiappe Argentina13 Asociación San Francisco de Asís María del Carmen Rodriguez Argentina14 AYLLU Gladys Guíñez Argentina15 BIOS Argentina Argentina16 Centro de Estudios de Politicas Participativas Carlos A. Manessi Argentina17 CETAAR Javier Souza Casadinho Argentina18 Coalición Rios Vivos Jorge Daneri Argentina19 Consejo Latinoamericano de Ciencias Sociales (CLACSO) Héctor Alimonda Argentina20 Ecofeministas Autonomas de Buenos Aires Argentina21 EcosRioplatenses - Argentina Alejandro Felipe Oliver Mascarell Argentina22 ECOSUCRE Bruno Ferrás Argentina23 FunAT María Teresa Ramírez Arbo Argentina24 Fundación UÑOPATUN Elvio Mendioroz Argentina25 Grupo de los sábados J. M. Jáuregui Silvia Bulla Argentina26 Grupo de Reflexión Rural Jorge Eduardo Rulli Argentina27 INICIATIVA RADIAL Osvaldo Nicolás Pimpignano Argentina28 INSTITUTO DE CULTURA POPULAR Roberto L. Larrea Argentina29 LAS SEMILLAS SON DE LA VIDA Horacio Sierra Argentina30 ONG Un Surco por familia Alfredo Di Vincensi Argentina31 Pro Organics S.A Tomás E.S.del Cerro Argentina32 Propuesta Ecológica Dardo Aguirre Argentina33 RAOM / Red de Agricultura Organica de Misiones Guillermo Reutemann Argentina34 Red Nacional de Justicia Ambiental Guillermo Andrés Varela Argentina35 RENACE (Red Nacional de Acción Ecologista) Silvana Buján Argentina36 Taller Ecologista Claudia Costinovsky Argentina37 Valle del Medio Nicolás A. Nuñez Argentina38 49th Parallel Biotechnology Consortium Australia39 Greens Working Group on GM Organisms Gillian Blair Australia40 Network of Concerned Farmers Julie Newman Australia41 Wimmera Ecosystems and Yarriambiack Landcare Network Iestyn Hosking Australia42 Agrarbündnis Österreich Elisabeth Baumhöfer Austria43 FIAN-Austria Eva Lachkovics Austria44 Bangladesh Agricultural Farm Labour Federation Nurul Anowar Bangladesh45 LOKOJ Arup Rahee Bangladesh46 Broederlijk Delen LUK Verbeke Belgium47 FIAN-Belgium (Foodfirst Information & Action Network, Belgium) Marie Teller-Péron Belgium48 FIMARC Daisy Herman Belgium49 Wervel Louis De Bruyn Belgium50 Association Beninoise des Promoteurs de la Qualité des produits

agricolesAholoukpe Aurelien A. Benin

51 ASSOCIATION VIVE LE PAYSAN NOUVEAU Jacob Agossevi Benin52 Groupe de Recherche et d'Action pour le Bien-Etre/GRABE Oussou Lio Appolinaire Benin53 JINUKUN (Point focal national Coalition pour la Protection du

Patrimoinne Génétique Africain)René M. Segbenou Benin

54 Nature Tropicale ONG Josea Dossou-Bodjrenou Benin55 ONG Action Sociale AFAN Mégan Stanislas Benin56 ONG-ODIB (organisation pour le developpement des initiatives à la

base)Etienne Tchibozo Benin

57 SUSU NU BENE Dossou-Yovo Bonaventure Benin58 AGRUCO Bolivia59 ASOCAFE (Asociación de Caficultores de Taipilaya) Fernando De la Vega Bolivia60 ASOCIACION "HUMBOLDT" Guillermo Teddy Elizalde Tejerina Bolivia61 Asociación Sucrense de Ecología - ASE Luiz Felipe Sanchez Bolivia62 Asocio Alejandro Romero Saravia Bolivia63 CENTRO DE SERVICIOS AGROPECUARIOS (CESA) Teresa Domingo V. Bolivia64 COMPAS - LATINOAMERICA Freddy Delgado Bolivia65 Federación Nacional de Mujeres Campesinas de Bolivia "Bartolina

Sisa"Nemesia Achacollo T. Bolivia

66 FEDERACION SINDICAL DE TRABAJADORES MINEROS DE Bolivia Miguel Zubieta Miranda Bolivia

67 Grupo de Apoyo a los Movimientos Sociales Bolivia68 PROBIOMA Rosa Virginia Suarez Bolivia69 ADA Waldir Baima Ribeiro Brazil70 Alimente Brazil71 AS-PTA Gabriel Bianconi Brazil72 Associação das Mulheres Agricultoras e Trabalhadoras Rurais de

Tombos -MGMargarida Alves de Oliveira Pinheiro Brazil

73 Associação dos Agricultores e Agricultoras Familiares de Araponga Pedro Raimundo Santos Brazil

74 Associação dos Agricultores Familiares da Fazenda das Pedras José Amarildo Pereira Brazil75 Associação dos Pequenos Agricultores e Agricultoras de Divino e

OrizâniaVicente Luiz de Souza Brazil

1. Organisations

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76 Associação dos Pequenos Agricultores e Trabalhadores Rurais-Tombos-MG

Vanderli Pereira Pinheiro Brazil

77 Associação Intermunicipal da Agricultura Familiar de Espera Feliz, Caiana, Caparão e Alto Caparaó

Milton José Gomes Brazil

78 Associação Regional dos Trabalhadores Rurais da Zona da Mata Amauri Adolfo da Silva Brazil79 Boell Jose Egas Brazil80 Cajunor Brazil81 CEBRAC Maurício Galinkin Brazil82 Centro de Tecnologias Alternativas da Zona da Mata – CTA-ZM Eugênio Alvarenga Ferrari Brazil83 Centro Ecológico/Ipê Maria José Guazelli Brazil84 CNFCN Luiz Felipe Brazil85 Comissão Regional de Trabalhadoras Rurais da Zona da Mata Brazil86 CONCRAB, Confederaçõa das Cooperativas de Reforma Agrária do

BrazilBrazil

87 CPT Araguaia-Tocantins Maria dos Anjos Rodrigues de Sousa Brazil88 Esplar- Centro de Pesquisa y Asesoria Magnólia Said Brazil89 Federação dos Órgãos para Assistência Social e Educacional Maria Emília Lisboa Pacheco Brazil90 Fundação Vitória Amazônica Carlos C. Durigan Brazil91 Instituto Agronomico do Parana C. A. Khatounian Brazil92 INSTITUTO AMBIENTAL ARACUÃ Reinvald Artur Müller Brazil93 Instituto Anima de Cultura e Desenvolvimento Sustentavel Mauro Schorr Brazil94 Instituto Sociedade, População e Natureza Donald Sawyer Brazil95 KoBra - Kooperation Brazilien e.V. Kirsten Bredenbeck Brazil96 MST Joao Pedro Stedile Brazil97 NUCLEAR Antônio da Silva Câmara Brazil98 Partido de los Trabajadores Hugo Carlos Rehermann Capurro Brazil99 Prelatura de São Félix do Araguaia (Obispo de São Félix do Araguaia) Pedro Casaldáliga Brazil

100 Projeto Brazil Sustentável e Democrático Jean-Pierre Leroy Brazil101 PRONAF Reni Antonio Denardi Brazil102 Rede GTA (Grupo de Trabalho Amazônico) José Arnaldo de Oliveira Brazil103 Ser Mulher - Ctro Estudos e Ação da Mulher Rural/Urbana Alejandra Rotania Brazil104 Sindicato dos Trabalhadores Rurais de Acaiaca Efigênia Tereza Marco Brazil105 Sindicato dos Trabalhadores Rurais de Araponga Neide Leal Lopes Brazil106 Sindicato dos Trabalhadores Rurais de Divino Marlene Cândida da Silva Reis Brazil107 Sindicato dos Trabalhadores Rurais de Ervália Odair Lourenço Silva Brazil108 Sindicato dos Trabalhadores Rurais de Espera Feliz José Vicente Grigato Brazil109 Sindicato dos Trabalhadores Rurais de Guidoval Rosilene Pereira Coellho Cauneto Brazil110 Sindicato dos Trabalhadores Rurais de Paula Cândido Paulo César Gonçalves Brazil111 Sindicato dos Trabalhadores Rurais de Tombos Geovane Serqueira Bruzinga Brazil112 Centre d'Etude et de Développement Agricole Cambodgien Seng Seng Cambodia113 Padek LUKe Simmons Cambodia114 GIC AGRIN Lolita Rosiane Bayang Cameroun115 INADES FORMATION CAMEROUN Mama Moumbagna Cameroun116 Planet Survey - Environnement et développement durable Didier Amougou Cameroun117 49th Parallel Biotechnology Consortium Canada118 Cheeba Farmz Canada119 Development and Peace Richard Renshaw Canada120 Développement et Paix Jacqueline Savard Canada121 ECOSUR Waleska Lazo Canada122 El Grupo canadiense CEAL Carlos Mario Del Castillo Canada123 ETC Group Canada124 Glorious Salad Co. & Fraser Common Farm Co-operative Susan Davidson Canada125 International Code Documentation Centre (ICDC) Annelies Allain Canada126 K.O.G.S. Jeremy Lack Canada127 Mad Dog Farm Canada128 National Farmers Union (NFU) Jan Slomp Canada129 The Ram's Horn newsletter Brewster Kneen Canada130 49th Parallel Biotechnology Consortium Colombia131 Asoc. Agropecuaria Flias.Campesinas p/el Desarrollo Sostenible

"Biabuma"/Municipio TámesisJuan Carlos Castro Velásquez Colombia

132 Asoc.Prod.Agropecuarios Indígenas Sucre- ASPROINSU Argemiro Zabala Colombia133 Asociación de Artesanos de San Andrés de Sotavento Manuel Marquez Colombia134 ASOCIACIÓN DE CABILDOS Rangel Giovanny Yule Colombia135 Asociación de Desarrollo Comunitario en el Quindío, Colombia136 Asociación de Productores Alternativos -ASPROAL Felipe Castillo Colombia137 Asociacion para el Desarrollo Campesino - ADC Anamaría Fuentes Baca Colombia138 Censat Agua Viva Colombia139 Comité de Producción de San Pedro Alcántara José Juaquín Suarez Colombia140 Comunidades Eclesiales de Base y grupos Cristianos Colombia Marta Guzman Colombia141 Convergencia Campesina, Negra e Idígena CNI Héctor Mondragón Colombia142 Corporacion Colombia Sostenible Daniel Jaramillo Hincapie Colombia143 Corporación Con-Vivamos Colombia144 Corporación Ecológica y Cultural Penca de Sábila Colombia145 Corporación GAIA Colombia146 Corporación Guardabosques Colombia147 Corporación La Ceiba Colombia148 Corporación para la Investigación y el Ecodesarrollo Regional Colombia149 Corporación Vamos Mujer por la Participación de la Mujer Popular Colombia150 Derechos Humanos ECATE Ludibia Giraldo Diaz Colombia151 ESE HOSPITAL SAN JUAN DE DIOS Juan Fernando Alviar Colombia152 Fundación Al Verde Vivo Colombia153 Fundación Ambientalista Bosque de Niebla Colombia154 Fundación Ecológica Reserva Las Mellizas Colombia155 Fundación Ecologista Cerro Bravo Colombia156 Fundación Eduquemos Colombia157 Fundación Jardín Botánico Colombia158 Fundación para la Comunicación Popular FUNCOP Cauca Julio César Payán de la R. Colombia159 Fundación Social Unibán Colombia160 Grupo de agricultores biológicos del oriente de Antioquia Alcides Torres Colombia

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161 GRUPO ECOLOGICO MASTRANTO Colombia162 Grupo Semillas Germán Vélez Colombia163 ILSA Margarita Flórez Colombia164 RAP-AL Colombia Elsa Nivia Colombia165 Reserva Natural de la Sociedad Civil Rogitama Biodiversidad Roberto Chavarro Chávarro Colombia166 San Antonio de Palmito - ASPROINPAL Juan Solano Colombia167 Sintramin de Colombia Yesenia Echavarria Zuleta Colombia168 Sintraminercol de Colombia Francisco Ramirez Cuellar Colombia169 AFAORCA Asoc. de Familias Agric. Orgànicas de los Cerros Caraigres Christian Mora Costa Rica

170 Asoc. Conservacionista YISKI Ma. Elena Fournier Costa Rica171 Asoc. LatAm Pequeños Caficultores "Frente Solidario" Ovidio López Julián Costa Rica172 Asociación Cultural Ngöbegue Indígena Pablo Sibar Costa Rica173 ASOPROCOSARENA André Corte Costa Rica174 Bios-Etica Sandra Delgadillo Costa Rica175 CADETI Analucia Hernandez Costa Rica176 CEDECO Wilberth Jimenéz Marín Costa Rica177 COECOCeiba-Amigos de la Tierra Isaac Rojas Costa Rica178 Fundación Café Forestal Carlos Jones Costa Rica179 FUNDACION DE ASISTENCIA EN COMUNICACION Y DESARROLLO

ACECODSilvia Tomic Vicuna Costa Rica

180 Fundación MILPA Felipe Montoya-Greenheck Costa Rica181 GAAS Mesoamérica y el Caribe Dennis Montero Solís Costa Rica182 Movimiento Teatral Linea Vieja Marco Palma L. Costa Rica183 Coalition pour la Protection du Patrimoine Génétique Africain Cote d'Ivoire184 Agrupación de Agricultura Orgánica Kari X. Stávenne Romero Chile185 CCP La Línea Rosa Gil Baglietto Chile186 Centro Ecoceanos Juan Carlos Cardenas Chile187 CET SUR Pablo Flores S Chile188 Corporación Observatorio Latinoamericano de Conflictos Ambientales

OLCACesar Padilla Chile

189 Fundacion Sociedades Sustentables Maria Isabel Manzur Chile190 Inforganic Ernesto Dattari Reyes Chile191 Instituto de Ecologia Politica Bernardo Reyes Chile192 MAELA Mario Ahumada A Chile193 Movimiento Agroecológico Chileno Patricio Yañez Rodriguez Chile194 ODECU Stefan Larenas Chile195 RAP-AL Chile María Elena Rozas Chile196 Red CBDC Latinoamerica Luis Eugenio Cifuentes B Chile197 Revista Chile Agrícola Raúl González Valenzuela Chile198 Servicio Pais Bio Bio Pablo Azua Garcia Chile199 Tierra Viva Andrea Tuczek Chile200 Universidad de Chile Andrei N. Tchernitchin Chile201 Friends of the Earth Denmark Bo Normander Denmark202 Conacado, Inc. Isidoro De la Rosa Dominican Republic203 Fundacion Agricultura y Medio Ambiente Andrea Brechelt Dominican Republic204 Horizontes Organicos CxA Christoph F. Meier Dominican Republic205 Alianza de los Pueblos del Sur Acreedores de Deuda Ecológica/Acción

EcológicaAurora Donoso Game Ecuador

206 FUND. INTEGRAL PARA LA ECOLOGIA Y CULTURA Tania Ramón Naranjo Ecuador207 Instituto de Regeneración Ecológica Tania Benavides Ecuador208 Red por una América Latina Libre de transgénicos Elizabeth Bravo Ecuador209 Vredeseilanden Country Office Guido Van Moll Ecuador210 Ethio-Organic Seed Action Ethiopia211 Action Consommation Laurent LeGuyader France212 Africa Europe Faith & Justice Network Christophe Boyer France213 Association ATTAC26/07 Rémi Thouly France214 Attac 89 Pascal Paquin France215 BEDE Robert Ali Brac de la Perrière France216 Club de la presse pour les initiatives & développement local Jean-Luc Varin France217 Commission nationale OGM d'Attac Dominique Mourlane France218 CONFEDERATION PAYSANNE BAGNOLET Michel Dupont France219 Fédération Nature & Progrès Anne Andrault France220 FRAPNA Ardèche Féd.Rhône-Alpe Protection Nature France221 French organic farmers' organisation Vincent Perrot France222 GEYSER Céline Olivier France223 GIET Groupe International d'Etudes Transdisciplinaires France224 Nature et Progrès Pégeault Nelly France225 OGM dangers Hervé Le Meur France226 Solidarité Jacques Berthelot France227 Unité de recherche mixte Inserm 530-U.Paris5 Marie-Claude.Fulchignoni-Lataud France228 Attac-Wuppertal Wolfgang Wiebecke Germany229 Bonner AK gegen Gentechnologie Gregor Kaiser Germany230 BUKO Agro Coordination Karsten Wolff Germany231 Green Party Ralf Roschlau Germany232 Informationsstelle Peru e.V. Bernhard Jimi Merk Germany233 IUCN Comm.Env., Economic and Social Policy M. Taghi Farvar Germany234 League for Pastoral Peoples& Endogenous Livestock Dev. Ilse Köhler-Rollefson Germany235 MISEREOR - The Catholic Bishops' Organisation for Development

CooperationJosef Sayer Prof. Dr. Germany

236 Organic Services Gerald A. Herrmann Germany237 Organization of human beings Wolf Bilz Germany238 Pesticide Action Network (PAN ) Carina Weber Germany239 Via Campesina Nico Verhagen Germany240 Weltladen-Dachverband e.V. Ruben Enxing Germany241 Tamale Youth Association Mohammed Haroon Ghana242 Grupo Solidario de Accion y Propuesta de Petén Ileana Valenzuela Guatemala243 Productos Ecológicos Eduardo Calderón Guatemala244 CBD National Focal Point Joseph Ronald Toussaint Haïti245 Confederacion de Pueblos Autoctonos de Honduras Nathan Pravia Honduras

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246 ELTE Nature Club Hungary247 ANDHRA PRADESH COALITION IN DEFENCE DIVERSITY K. Pandu Dora India248 Anthra Sagari R. Ramdas India249 Coimbatore District Coop. Milk Producers' Union Amarasamy Subramaniam India250 Deccan Development Society P. V. Satheesh India251 Focus on the Global South Shalmali Guttal India252 Forum for Corporate Accountability and Environmental Health Madhumita Dutta India253 ICRISAT G. Velu India254 Kalpavriksh - Environment Action Group Ashish Kothari India255 Karnataka State Farmers' Association Chukki India256 Legal Aid and Human Rights Centre J. Stanny India257 Richharia Campaign Jacob Nellithanam India258 Sachetan Subhash Sule India259 Society for Sustainable Development Arun Jindal India260 South Asia Network for Food, Ecology and Culture India261 Tamil Nadu Womens Forum Burnad Fatima.N India262 Yakshi Madhusudhan India263 ARAS Institute Indonesia264 BioTani Indonesia Foundation/ PAN Indonesia Riza V. Tjahjadi Indonesia265 Centre of Study and Development of Indonesian Paddy Yoseph Sismanto Indonesia266 Federation of Indonesian Peasant Union (FSPI) Achmad Ya'kub Indonesia267 Institute for Global Justice (IGJ) Bonnie Setiawan Indonesia268 National Consortium for Forest and Nature Conservation in Indonesia

(Konphalindo)Tejo Wahyu Jatmiko Indonesia

269 People Coalition for Food Sovereignty Witoro Indonesia270 Sekretariat Bina Desa Dwi Astuti Indonesia271 WAHANA LINGKUNGAN HIDUP INDONESIA (WALHI) Farah Sofa Indonesia272 Walhi Riau M. Teguh Surya Indonesia273 Yayasan Duta Awam (YDA) Solo Muhammad Riza Indonesia274 Cenesta Maryam Rahmanian Iran275 Prevencion Ambiental Isaac Baranchuk Israel276 A.R.I. Francesco Benciolini Italy277 ASSEME Enrico Lucconi Italy278 Associazione Universitaria Cooperazione e Sviluppo Beatriz Gasco Verdier Italy279 C.I.CROCEVIA Annamaria Properzi Abruzzo Italy280 CONAPI Lucio Cavazzoni Italy281 Consiglio dei Diritti Genetici Luca Colombo Italy282 CRIC Lia Bandera Italy283 Greenpeace Italy Domitilla Senni Italy284 ITALIAN GREEN PARTY Alfonso Pecoraro Scanio Italy285 Oficina Internacional de Justicia, Paz e Integridad de la Creación, JPIC

de la Orden de Hermanos Menores, OFMAlejandro Castillo Morga Italy

286 OPIUS (Associacion para la Agricoltura Sustentable) Alessandro Cardarelli Italy287 Pro Specie Rara Sabine Lanfranchi Italy288 Quartu Sant'Elena (CA Massimiliano Pisanu - Italy289 Rete All the staff Italy290 ROBA dell'Altro Mondo Alberto Zoratti Italy291 Selargius (CA) Meloni Tenute Agrobiologiche s.s. Italy292 Selvas Giovanna Vitrano Italy293 Verdi Ambiente e Società (VAS) Ivan Verga Italy294 Consumers Union of Japan Yoko Tomiyama Japan295 Greenwomen Lydia Astanina Kazakhstan296 ECOTERRA Intl. Aina Seering Kenya297 Pelum Zachary Makanya Kenya298 SMART INITIATIVE Jack Wafula Kenya299 CIVIL LIBERTIES COOMMITTEE Emmie Chanika Malawi300 Malawi Watch Billy Banda Malawi301 Consumers' Association of Penang S.M.Mohamed Idris Malaysia302 Friends of the Earth Meenakshi Raman Malaysia303 Pesticides Action Network Asia and the Pacific Sarojeni Rengam Malaysia304 Sahabat Alam Malaysia Meena Raman Malaysia305 StarCarrot Resources Sabrina Ooi Malaysia306 Suara Rakyat Malaysia Choo Chon Kai Malaysia307 SUSDEN Bishan Singh Malaysia308 Third World Network Martin Khor Malaysia309 Altépetl - Desarrollo Comunitario, Productivo y Ambiental, AC Alejandra Meza Velarde Mexico310 ASES. TECNICA A COMUNIDADES OAXAQUEÑAS A.C. Mexico311 Asociacion Ambientalista GUERREROS VERDES A.C. Elena Kahn Mexico312 Asociacion Ecologica Santo Tomas A.C., Jose Manuel Arias Rodriguez Mexico313 ATTAC-PRAXIS-Mexico Juan Antonio López Martín Mexico314 Bicitekas A.C. Xavier Treviño Theesz Mexico315 Bowerasa P. Ignacio Becerra Trigueros Mexico316 CEFIMAC Jaime Enrique Rendón de León Mexico317 CENAMI A.C. Álvaro Salgado Ramírez Mexico318 Central Independiente de Obreros Agricolas y Campesinos Fernando Rascon Fuentes Mexico319 Centro de Derechos Humanos Ñu´u Ji Kandii "Terra del Sol" A.C Mexico320 CENTRO DE FORMACIÓN E INVESTIGACION MUNICIPAL/CEFIMAC Jaime Rendón de León Mexico

321 Centro de Investigacion Cientifica de Yucatan A. C. Martha Elena Méndez Mexico322 Centro de Investigación y Acción de la Mujer Latinoamericana, A.C.

CIAMMexico

323 Certificadora Mexicana de Productos Orgánicos S.C. Miguel Angel Morán Valente Mexico324 CIEPAC, AC Miguel Angel Rodriguez Mirnada Mexico325 CIEPAM - UNOFOC Luis Aznar Molina Mexico326 Colectivo de Grupos Asamblea Barrios de la Ciudad de Mexico/Brig.de

Emiliano Zapata del PRDMexico

327 Colectivo Libertad Ana María Vera Smith Mexico328 COMISION INTERCONGREGACIONAL DE JUSTICIA PAZ Y VIDA H. Teresa Lopez Olvera Mexico

329 Comité de Derechos Humanos de la Sierra Norte de Veracruz Alfredo Zepeda Mexico

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330 Comite Iztacalco contra el ALCA Alex Guerrero Mexico331 Congregación del Santisimo Redentor Mexico332 Consejo de Médicos y Parteras Indígenas Tradicionales de Chiapas Feliciano López Aguilar Mexico

333 Consejo Indígena Popular de Oaxaca "Ricardo Flores Magón" CIPO-RFM

Gabriela Pérez Gómez Mexico

334 Consejo Nacional Regulador de la AGricualtura Orgánica Jesús Velazquez Pérez Mexico335 Convergencia de Organismos Civiles por la Democracia Margarita Argott Cisneros Mexico336 Coordinación Interregional Feminista Rural Comaltzin, A. C. Carola Carbajal Mexico337 Ctro. Ecol. Defensa Bosque del Desierto de los Leones Cecilia Cantu López Mexico338 Derechos Humanos de la Sierra Norte de Veracruz Crispín Perez Mexico339 Desarrollo Empresarial La Victoria S.A. de C.V. Angel Juventino Monroy Rosales Mexico340 DUAMA Armando Salgado Mexico341 Educación Cultura y Ecología A.C. María Teresa Munguía Gil Mexico342 Evedus, A.C. Olivia Tello de la Parra Mexico343 FORO ECOLOGISTA DE LA CUENCA DE Mexico Miguel Valencia Mulkay Mexico344 Franciscans International-Mexico, A.C. Pilar Puertas Mexico345 FRENTE DEMOCRATICO CAMPESINO Mexico346 Grupo Ciudadano Cuestión de Ambiente Ma. Leticia Coronado Juárez Mexico347 GRUPO ECOLOGICO DE XOCHIMILCO, A.C. Marcela R. de Sánchez Mexico348 Grupo Ecologista del Mayab A. C. Araceli Dominguez Mexico349 HOJANAY AC - NAYARIT Erik Eduardo Saracho Aguilar Mexico350 Indigenous Peoples' Biodiversity Network Alejandro Argumedo Mexico351 Indignación. Promoción y Defensa de los Derechos Humanos A.C. Raúl H. Lugo Rodríguez Mexico

352 Las Cañadas A.C. Ricardo Romero González Mexico353 Maderas del Pueblo del Sureste, ac Miguel Angel García A. Mexico354 Marcha Mundial de las Mujeres Mexico355 Mujeres Abriendo Brecha, A.C. Margarita Guillaumin Romero Mexico356 Mujeres para el Diálogo Mexico357 Mundo Indígena A.C Elisa Blanchet Mexico358 Natura Camp Anwar Del Castillo Martinez Vara Mexico359 Plan Integral de Desarrollo Ecológico Mexico360 Planeación y Trabajo Ambiental Rosendo Montiel Perez Mexico361 Portal Ecológico Correo Ambiental Joel Peña Colín Mexico362 Productores de café de Oaxaca Josefina Aranda Mexico363 PROIMMSE / Instituto de Investigaciones Antropológicas - UNAM Alma Amalia González Cabañas Mexico364 Promotora Purepecha A.C. Helvio David Walter Botana Hayashi Mexico365 Proyecto Génesis Agricultura Integral, S.P.R. de R.L. Marqueza Morales Morales Mexico366 Quechua-Aymara Association for Sustainable Livelihoods Alejandro Argumedo Mexico367 RAPAM Fernando Bejarano G Mexico368 Red Nacional Género y Economía Leonor Aída Concha Mexico369 Red Zapatista en Movimiento por la Liberación Nacional Claudia Torres Roux Mexico370 Sociedad Ecologista Hidalguense A. C Marco antonio Moreno Gaytán Mexico371 Terranova Lombricultores Eduardo Aranda Delgado Mexico372 THE GREEN CORNER Bensi Levy Mexico373 Un Puente a la Esperanza Mexico374 Union de Comunidades Indígenas de la region del istmo (UCIRI) Rosalino Ramirez Florez Mexico375 Union de Organizaciones de la Sierra Juarez, Oaxaca, S.C. Aldo Gonzalez Mexico376 UNORCA-Union Nacional de Organizaciones Regionales Campesinas

Autonomas, A.C.Mexico

377 Crop & Food Research Institute Elvira Dommisse New Zealand378 Earthcare Education Aotearoa Joanna Piekarski New Zealand379 EF! Auckland & Auckland Animal Action Simon Oosterman New Zealand380 GE Free BOP Ivan Sokolov New Zealand381 Jews For GE-Free Food Hilary Phillips New Zealand382 Pesticide Action Network Meriel Watts New Zealand383 GE Free Claire Bleakley New Zealand 384 ADECONICA Danilo Gurdian Nicaragua385 Movimiento de Mujeres Nicaragüenses "Luisa Amanda Espinoza",

AMNLAEDora Zeledón Nicaragua

386 Coalition for Popular Development Initiatives in Nigeria (COPODIN) Nigeria

387 Environmental Rights Action Nnimmo Bassey Nigeria388 Federal Ministry of Environment Hassan Haruna Bdliya Nigeria389 Poverty Eradication Forum (PERFORM) M. O. Arigbede Nigeria390 Development Fund Aksel Naerstad Norway391 Program Food Rights / Actionaid Pakistan Roshan Malik Pakistan392 ROOTS for Equity Wali Haider Pakistan393 Sufi Agri Farms Gul lakhwani Pakistan394 TheNetwork for Consumer Protection Thakar Nusrat Niaz Pakistan395 WTO WatchGroup Tahir Hasnain Pakistan396 PENGON Palestine397 Asociación de Profesionales para el Desarrollo (APRODE) Magali Rojas Fuentes Panama398 Camino Alternativo Juana Camargo Panama399 Central General Autónoma de trabajadores de Panama Mariano Mena Panama400 Movimiento de la Juventud Kuna Jorge Stanley Panama401 Alter Vida América González Paraguay402 Amigos de la Tierra David Cardozo Paraguay403 BASE Investigaciones Sociales Tomás Palau Paraguay404 CCDA Sixto Pereira Paraguay405 CECTEC - Centro de Educación, Capacitación y Tecnologia

CampesinaAda Rosa Martinez Paraguay

406 Acaides Bartolome Rojas Pintado Peru407 APEREC Carmen Mendoza Jesús Peru408 Asoc. Juana Alarco de Dammert María Claudia Dammert Herrera Peru409 Asociación Nacional de Periodistas del Peru Mario Ruben Gonzales Peru410 Bio Tecnologia Ambiental SAC Alfonso Talavera Peru411 CEAR Felimón Castillo Lindo Peru412 Centro Ecuménico de Promoción y Acción Social Eler Salazar Bravo Peru

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413 CONFEDERACION CAMPESINA DEL Peru Juan W. Mendoza Aguirre Peru414 CONPeru César A. Rivas Herrera Peru415 ETC Andes Teobaldo Pinzás Peru416 Grupo Yanapai Raul Carlos Ccanto Retamozo Peru417 Indigenous Peoples' Biodiversity Forum Alejandro Argumedo Peru418 INLAT Manuel Alvarado Peru419 Instituto ambientalista Natura Eddy Pineda Sanchez Peru420 LEISA Revista de Agroecologia/ILEIA -The Netherlands Teresa Gianella-Estrems Peru421 ONG-Pronorte-Peru Alejandro Zegarra Pezo Peru422 PUNO COFFEE SAC. Celestino Moya Torres Peru423 RAAA/RAPAL Andino Luis Gomero Peru424 Tierra Vida Osver Jaime Polo Carrasco Peru425 UNiversidad Nacional Agraria La MOlina Jose Carlos Vilcapoma Peru426 Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines / NASSA Rosanne Mallillin Philippines427 Kilusang MagbubUKid ng Pilipinas (KMP) Danilo H. Ramos Philippines428 SEARICE Philippines429 TEBTEBBA Foundation (Indigenous Peoples' Internat. Centre for Policy

Research & Education)Victoria Tauli Corpuz Philippines

430 CERTIPLANET Fernando Serrador Portugal431 IBD Jorge Vailati Portugal432 Quercus Margarida Silva Portugal433 URZE, Agricultura Biológica Ltd Niels Rump Portugal434 Fundacion Integral Gaia Felipe Bermudez Puerto Rico435 Grupo Asesor Socio-Ambiental Lirio Márquez Puerto Rico436 INADES FORMATION RWANDA Juvénal Musine Rwanda437 OLSSI Fiu Mataese Elisara Samoa438 Munlochy GM Vigil Anthony Jackson Scotland439 Développement et Paix Denise Byrnes Senegal440 GNO PAN Africa Alassane Sarr Senegal441 Pesticide Action Network (PAN) Africa Abou Thiam Senegal442 Institut of Agriculture Maribor Polonca Repiè Slovenia443 Institute for Sustainable Development Anamarija Slabe Slovenia444 Slovenian Foundation for Sustainable Development Marjana Dermelj Slovenia445 The Slovenian Permaculture Society Ira Zorko Slovenia446 Union of Slovenian Organic Farmers' Association Boris Fras Slovenia447 Horn Relief Fatima Jibrell Somalia448 49th Parallel Biotechnology Consortium South Africa449 Biowatch Elfrieda Pschorn-Strauss South Africa450 EnAct International Cormac Cullinan South Africa451 Environmental Justice Networking Forum Ace Khabane South Africa452 Environmental Monitoring Group Noel Oettle South Africa453 Protection du Patrimoine Génétique Africain Juan Adolfo Bermúdez Alviar South Africa454 Rainman Landcare Foundation Raymond Auerbach South Africa455 Safe Food Coalition Andrew Taynton South Africa456 SAFeAGE Glenn Ashton South Africa457 Sing Fefur Medicinal Herbs Gerald Moskovitz South Africa458 The Southern Health & Ecology Institute Nicole Venter South Africa459 Adii Conte Burica Darío Zurdo A Spain460 AFRICA-EUROPE FAITH AND JUSTICE NETWORK Maru Bastarreche Spain461 AGALAT Pedro Rivera Spain462 Ambiente y Sociedad Spain463 Amigos de la Tierra Liliane Spendeler Spain464 Asamblea de Los Verdes de Villena Javier Esquembre Spain465 Asociación Azogue Teresa María Fernández Herrera Spain466 Asociación Con Sumo Gusto José Andrés Gálvez Morales Spain467 Asociación Cultural La Trastienda L'arcu Vieya Spain468 Asociación Entrepueblos Alex Guillamon Spain469 ASOCIACIÓN LARRAHI Silvia Beltrán Pallares Spain470 Asociación Vida Sana Spain471 Associació Cultura de Camp Guiem Ferrer Reinés Spain472 Associació Per l'Horta Enric Navarro i Valls Spain473 Azogue José Mª Martín Civantos Spain474 Biblioteca Universitaria de Granada Muguel García Casanova Spain475 BIOCOP Productos Biológicos, S.A. Joan Picazos Spain476 CAAE Francisco Casero Rodríguez Spain477 Centro de Estudios Agrarios y de Agricultura Internacional Spain478 Centro Estudios Agrarios/Agricultura I'nal Spain479 Centro para la investigación en sostenibilidad Cotoperí Bernardo González Reinfeld Spain480 CIMA (Científicos por el Medio Ambiente) Jorge Riechmann Spain481 Colectiu Antimilitarista de Sant Cugat Albert Ruiz Spain482 Colectivo Ecologista de Aviles Spain483 Comité Departamental de Semillas de Junin Alberto Gutierrez Enciso Spain484 COMS. CRISTIANAS POPULARES DE GRANADA Domingo Gómez Leiva Spain485 COOPECAÑERA R.L. Jesús Villalobos Spain486 Cooperativa de agricultores Fabastur s. coop.de Navia, Asturias Antonio García Méndez Spain487 Coordinadora Ecoloxista d'Asturies Spain488 D.M.S.F. Mª del Pino León Sánchez Spain489 Ecologistas en Acción de Extremadura Pablo Ramos Duro Spain490 Ecologistas en Acción de Jaén Rosa Arroyo Muns Spain491 Ecologistas en Acción Granada Spain492 Ecologistas en Acción-Andalucía Juan Carlos Pérez Montero Spain493 Ecopalma Pablo Rico Alfonsín Spain494 Ecoportal Noemi Abad Spain495 ECOS Jesús de Manuel Jerez Spain496 EHNE, Sindicato Agrario Vasco Natxo Larrainzar Spain497 EKOLOGISTAK MARTXAN IRUÑA Spain498 EL BROT, PRODs. CULTIU BIOLOGIC I D'US CASOLA Spain499 El Rebost Olga Comas Angrill Spain500 Euskal Herriko Nekazarien Elkartasuna Spain501 FIHM Ricardo Gayol Spain

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502 Germinal Mireia Soler Jimenez Spain503 GRAIN Henk Hobbelink Spain504 Gresins-Ecologistas en Acción Francisco Javier Avila Dominguez Spain505 La Ortiga Alejandro Brome Gener Spain506 Medio Ambiente de ISTAS/ CC.OO. (Inst. Sindical de Trabajo,

Ambiente y Salud) Estefanía Blount Spain

507 Món Verd Spain508 Plataforma para el Consumo Responsable de Sevilla Spain509 Plataforma per l'Expressió Pilar Palacio Spain510 Plataforma Rural Alianzas por un mundo rural vivo Jerónimo Aguado Martinez Spain511 Plataforma Transgènics Fora! Amaranta Herrero Cabrejas Spain512 Red Aragonesa de Desarrollo Rural Javier Blasco Fernández Spain513 Red de Semillas "Resembrando e Intercambiando" Plataforma Rural Cristina Ortega Vielba Spain

514 Red de Semillas de Euskadi Elva Franco Cabrero Spain515 SEAE (Sociedad Española de Agricultura Ecológica) José Luis Porcuna Spain516 Seminari d'Estudis/Rec.Agroecologia Univ. de Lleida Spain517 Seminario Permanente de Agricultura Ecológica Pablo José Vázquez Gil Spain518 Sindicato Labrego Galego Lídia Senra Spain519 Universidad de Malaga Agustin Antunez Spain520 Veterinarios Sin Fronteras Sònia Resina i Navarro Spain521 ANAC G A Prabath Kumara Sri Lanka522 Badulla Kanupelella Sri Lanka523 Future In Our Hands Development Fund (FIOH) K A Jayasinghe Perera Sri Lanka524 Swedish Society for Nature Conservation Pernilla Malmer Sweden525 Blueridge Institute Florianne Koechlin Switzerland526 Bread for all/Pain pour le prochain Chantal Peyer Switzerland527 Erklärung von Bern - Berne Declaration François Meienberg Switzerland528 Max Havelaar Foundation Max Leuzinger Switzerland529 Swissaid Tina Goethe Switzerland530 Alternative Agriculture Network Nanta Sitthirach Thailand531 Assembly of the Poor Thailand532 Focus on the Global South Thailand533 RRAFA Thailand534 Women’s Public Union «Erayim» Nurmatova Gulnara The Kyrgyz Republic 535 Both ENDS Tamara Mohr The Netherlands536 ETC Netherlands Willem Van Weperen The Netherlands537 EYFA (European Youth for Action) Maria Jose Romano The Netherlands538 Friends of the Earth International Juan Lopez The Netherlands539 Greenpeace International Doreen Stabinsky The Netherlands540 ILEIA Anita Ingevall The Netherlands541 Policy Officer genetechnologies XminY Solidarityfunds Wytze de Lange The Netherlands542 Theme Group Global Food Security, GreenLeft Greet Goverde The Netherlands543 Women's Global Network for Reproductive Rights (WGNRR) Nadia van der Linde The Netherlands544 Ecological Society Javier M. Claparols The Philippines545 Focus on the Global South The Philippines546 IBON Foundation Inc The Philippines547 Institute of Political Economy The Philippines548 Namnama Daguioman People's Organization Carolina Bello The Philippines549 People's Food Sovereignty Network Asia Pacific The Philippines550 Pesticide Action Network Philippines Romeo F. Quijano, M.D. The Philippines551 YSDA-Pilipinas Inc Roy Cabonegro The Philippines552 Association de Développement Durable « ADD » Abdelhamid Zammouri Tunisie553 Bugday Association for Supporting Ecological Living Bahar Dolen Turkey554 Birmingham Friends of the Earth Theresa Haddon UK555 Brazil Network Nina Simoes UK556 Catholic Institute for International Relations (CIIR) Elisabet Lopez UK557 Consumers International Julian Edwards UK558 Christian Aid Kevan Bundell UK559 Econexus Ricarda A Steinbrecher UK560 Ecosse John Wood UK561 Farmers' Link Hetty Selwyn UK562 Five Year Freeze UK563 Food Ethics Council Tom MacMillan UK564 Friends of the Earth Pete Riley UK565 Friends of the Earth England Eve Mitchell UK566 Genetic Engineering Network Olaf Bayer UK567 Genetically Modified Food-News Marcus Williamson UK568 Globalise Resistance Guy Taylor UK569 Independent Science Panel UK570 International Development Programme, HDRA Julia Wright UK571 ISIS/ISP Lim Li Ching UK572 King's Lynn & W,Norfolk Friends of the Earth Hugh Rout UK573 Moseley and District UNA Sarah Teversham UK574 Netwide Computing Ltd B. A. Walsh UK575 New Economics Foundation Andrew Simms UK576 Pesticide Action Network Barbara Dinham UK577 Susila Dharma Britain Sachlan North UK578 The ALliance for Natural Food Lisa Mary Mountain UK579 The Better Food Company Phil Haughton UK580 The Corner House Nicholas Hildyard UK581 The Gaia Foundatioin Liz Hosken UK582 The Small and Family Farms Alliance Michael Hart UK583 Comunidad del Sur Ruben G. Prieto Uruguay584 Grupo Eco Tacuarembö Selva Bosc Uruguay585 MADUR (Movimiento Agropecuario de Uruguay) Uruguay586 RAP-AL Uruguay María Isabel Cárcamo Uruguay587 REDES-FoE Alberto Villarreal Uruguay588 49th Parallel Biotechnology Consortium USA589 Abuso de Poder Manuel Romano USA

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590 Adrian Dominican Sisters Margaret Weber USA591 Africa Faith & Justice Network Larry J. Goodwin USA592 American Agriculture Movement, Inc. Edward M. Fashing USA593 Biodiesel Roadshow Mary Parrish USA594 Californians for GE-Free Agriculture Simon Harris USA595 CASFS, UCSC Thomas Len USA596 Cellspace.org David Sartore USA597 Center for Political Education John Trinkl USA598 Center for the Study of the Americas Peter Rosset USA599 CF Fresh/Viva Tierra Organic Luis H. Acuña USA600 Codepink Catherine Hourcade USA601 Columban Fathers' Justice & Peace Office Michael J Dodd USA602 Columbia Pacific Alliance for Social Justice, Astoria, Oregon Sue Zerangue USA603 Consumers Against Food Engineering Patricia O'Leary USA604 Dominican Sisters USA605 Earth Being Beverly Dove USA606 Earth First Steve Jacobson USA607 EcoRangers Alyssa Jaso USA608 Edmonds Institute Beth Burrows USA609 Environmental Commons Britt Bailey USA610 ESLA Erika Willhite USA611 Food First - Institute for Food and Development Policy Kathy McAfee USA612 For A Better Bronx Carlos R. Alicea USA613 Friends of the Earth - US Lisa Archer USA614 GE Free Butte Susan Sullivan USA615 Global Exchange Debra Edrozo USA616 Gray Panthers Harold Greenblatt USA617 Green Bloc Mia Rose USA618 Green Party Patricia Gray USA619 Greenwood Earth Alliance Mary Bull USA620 Guild for Psychological Studies Jack Russell USA621 Institute for Responsible Technology Jeffrey M. Smith USA622 Institute for Social Ecology Brian Tokar USA623 Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility Leslie H. Lo USA624 International Forum on Globalization Suzanne York USA625 Int'l Programs Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy Kristin Dawkins USA626 Land and Liberty Collective John F. García USA627 Marin Peace & Justice Coalition Barbara Bogard USA628 Mariposa Food Co-op Manda Welkie USA629 Mercy Investment Program USA630 Mindfully.org Paul Goettlich USA631 National Family Farm Rebecca Kessinger USA632 New College of California Nora Vujkovic USA633 Northwest Resistance Against Genetic Engineering Jennifer Polis USA634 Not in Our Name San Francisco Marissa Quaranta USA635 Organic Consumers Association Ryan Zinn USA636 Peace & Freedom Party Norma Harrison USA637 Peace and Justice Office Mary Ellen Gondeck, SS USA638 Peace of Mind Michael Tchedi USA639 Pesticide Action Network North America Monica Moore USA640 Primal Seeds LUKe Anderson USA641 Proud to be a Human A. Gray USA642 Public Citizen's Energy and Environment Wenonah Hauter USA643 RAFI Michael Sligh USA644 Reclaim the Commons Miriam Simos USA645 Rural Vermont Amy Shollenberger USA646 Sisters of Mercy USA647 Solutions for Humanity, Inc Vladislav Davidzon USA648 Sustainable Communities Allison O'Connell USA649 Terraviva Adventures Alexandro R. Sanders USA650 The Oakland Institute Anuradha Mittal USA651 The True Food Network Heather Whitehead USA652 Toxic Leads Coalition Judith Brady USA653 United Educators of San Francisco David Kubrin USA654 Ursuline Sisters of Tildonk USA655 Valerie Heinonen USA656 Washington Biotechnology Action Council (USA) Philip L. Bereano USA657 West Marin Alliance Bing Gong USA658 Wild Urban Gardens Ashley Gregory USA659 Yellow Springs Chelsea Martens USA660 CENTINELA Lorna Haynes Venezuela661 ECODESARROLLO Julio Cesar Centeno Venezuela662 GT Café Juan Gómez Panizo Venezuela663 Environmental Conservation Association Zambia664 Kasisi Agricultural Training Centre Paul Desmarais S.J. Zambia665 Media & Communications Environmental Justice Networking Forum Zambia

666 OPPAZ Bridget O'Connor Zambia667 Organic Producers and Processors Association of Zambia Zambia668 Tobacco Association of Zambia Zambia669 Zambia Export Growers Association Zambia670 Zambia National Farmers Union Zambia

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Name / Nombre / Nom Organization / Organización / Organisation Country / País / Pays

1 Adolfo Boy Argentina2 Agustín Sanguinetti Argentina3 Alberto j. Lapolla Argentina4 Alberto Pedro Vicente Argentina5 Alejandra Capriata Argentina6 Alejandra Silva Argentina7 Alejandro D. Tessore Argentina8 Alin Fernández Argentina9 Alina Hess Argentina10 Analía Gil Argentina11 Andrés Claudio Mogni Argentina12 Andrés M. Dimitriu Universidad Nacional del Comahue Argentina13 Beatriz Mayer Argentina14 Carlos A. Escobar Grupo GALCI Argentina15 Carlos Argañarás Grupo de Reflexión Rural Argentina16 Carlos Atilio Carignano CONSEJAL MUNICIPALIDAD DE CAMILO ALDAO-Córdoba Argentina17 Cecilia Saraceni Argentina18 Clarisa Ferreria Argentina19 Claudia Herrera Argentina20 Claudia Martirena RAOM Red de agricultura organica de Misiones Argentina21 Cristian Minguillon Argentina22 Cristina Avendaño Argentina23 Cristina Mancini Argentina24 Cristina Victoria Maggi Argentina25 Daniel Bretscher CEDECO Argentina26 Daniel Pennissi Argentina27 Diego Salvadori Argentina28 Edgardo A. Musumeci Bios Argentina29 Eduardo Maritano Argentina30 Elina Beatriz Roglich Centro Provincial de Enseñanza Media N° 29 Argentina31 Elizabeth Puente Argentina32 Elvira Díaz Colodrero Red de Organizaciones Socioambientales Argentina33 Enrique Damoriza ECOSUCRE Argentina34 Erika Zain El Din Argentina35 Fernando Jeria G. Huerta Orgánica "La Lucía" Argentina36 Fernando Pia CIESA Argentina37 Francisco Amaya Argentina38 Francisco Gómez Argentina39 Gabriel Brizuela Argentina40 Gargoloff Agustina Argentina41 Gisela Yanina Solís Estudiante de Gestión Ambiental Argentina42 Gonzalo Humberto Lazarte Argentina43 Horacio C. Goytia RAOM Red de agricultura organica de Misiones Argentina44 Ingrid Kossmann Argentina45 Isabel E. Gasparetti Facultad de Arquitectura, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba Argentina46 José Mancuso Argentina47 José Pablo Loureiro Argentina48 José Ramón Rodriguez Argentina49 Juan Garibaldi Argentina50 Laura De Luca UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE MAR DEL PLATA Argentina51 Laura Lucero Argentina52 Leonardo Davies Argentina53 Lía Gabriela Cutrera Asociación Cooperadora Argentina54 Lidia A. Gaivironsky Argentina55 Liliana Daviña Argentina56 Lorena Rodriguez Argentina57 Luis A. Canna Universidad Tecnológica Nacional / Universidad Católica Argentina Argentina58 Marcelo Daniel Sauro Argentina59 Maria Ines Maitre CONICET-UNL Argentina60 María José Loureiro Argentina61 María Luisa Peralta Argentina62 María Luisa Pinilla Argentina63 Mariana Andrea Olivera Argentina64 Mariana Cottone Argentina65 Mariano Andrés Rossi FARN Argentina66 Marta Elvira Guerrero Argentina67 Martin Cosentino Argentina68 Martín Emilio González APEFA Argentina69 Matias Pantanali Argentina70 Miriam Libertad Djeordjian Argentina71 Mónica Mendoza Uranga Argentina72 Noemí Luppi Huerta Orgánica "La Lucía" Argentina73 Otto Colpari Cruz Argentina74 Pablo Carlos Garcias Salassa Argentina75 Patricia Nieva Argentina76 Paula Andrea Rueda Peña Ingeniera Agrónoma, FUNDASES Argentina77 Rafael Blanco Argentina78 Renata Claude Argentina79 Roberto A. Castro Argentina80 Roberto Osvaldo Luna Argentina81 Rogelio Drughieri Argentina82 Rosana Sara Argentina83 Sandra Gularte ECOSUCRE Argentina84 Santiago Mellibovsky Argentina85 Sikvia Ortega Argentina

2. Individuals

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86 Silvia Olga Starkoff Argentina87 Silvina Rodriguez Argentina88 Tatiana Mange Argentina89 Teresa Sunde Argentina90 Verónica Scalerandi Cátedra de Realidad Agrícola Ganadera / Universidad de Córdoba Argentina91 Zulma Melatini Argentina92 Damian Bakewell Australia93 Duncan Harrison Australia94 Ewen McIntosh Australia95 John Hepburn Australia96 Julie Felon Australia97 Julie Harrison Australia98 Lorraine Ford Optusnet Australia99 May Rose Australia100 Melissa Rose Australia101 Michael Dickson Australia102 Peter Block Australia103 Rob Felon Australia104 Robert Seraglio Australia105 Sheila Piekarski Australia106 Tania Rose Australia107 Birgit Seyr Austria108 Eva Lachkovics Austria109 Lisa Sterzinger Austria110 Assadagri Bangladesh Resource Centre for Indiginous Knowledge Bangladesh111 M.I.Zuberi Bangladesh112 Zulfikur Ali Khan USC Canada Bangladesh113 Jan Cappelle Proyecto Gato Belgium114 Lou MICHELS Belgium115 Marjan Geeraerts Belgium116 Peter Breugelmans Belgium117 Pierre Liesse Belgium118 Rhoddy Petit Employé d'une ONG / Membre du GROS Merelbeke Belgium119 Jeanne Zoundjihekpon GRAIN Benin120 Paraïso Armand Benin121 Sévérin Tchibozo Centre de Recherche pour la Gestion de la Biodiversité et du Terroir Benin

122 Gumercindo Benavidez G investigador independiente de la agroecologia Bolivia123 Javier Fernando Corro Ayala Universidad Mayor de San Andrés - Carrera de Antropología Bolivia124 Miguel Angel Crespo PROBIOMA Bolivia125 Pilar Uribe Bolivia126 Sakhile Koketso Botswana127 Alacir Bernardete De´Nadai FASE/ES Brazil128 Angela Cordeiro Brazil129 Carina Almeida Brazil130 Claudio Luiz G. Marques Rede Ecovida de Agroecologia Brazil131 Dinamor Dourado Braungart Brazil132 Eduardo Cesar Guagliardi Brazil133 Eros Marion Mussoi Ministério del Desarrollo Agrário Brazil134 Eugênio Ferrari CTA-ZM Brazil135 Fabiana Reis APPCC Brazil136 Fábio Kessler Dal Soglio UFRGS, Porto Alegre Brazil137 Francisco Roberto Caporal Brazil138 Gilmar Zolet Vieira CETAP Brazil139 Guilherme João de Freitas Teixeira Brazil140 Joao Luiz Carvalho Faria Universidade Federal de Pelotas Brazil141 José Maria Tardin AS-PTA Brazil142 Josefa Batista Lopes UFMA Brazil143 Ligia Prado Brazil144 Luiz Felipe Muniz de Souza CENTRO FLUMINENSE PARA CONSERVAÇÃO DA NATUREZA Brazil145 Luiz Octávio Ramos Filho Brazil146 Manoel Baltasar Baptista da Cost Universidade Federal do Paraná UFPR Brazil147 Marcelo Resende Comissão Pastoral da Terra Brazil148 Márcia Vargas Toledo Brazil149 Marco Antonio Bilo Vieira Brazil150 Marco Antonio de Carvalho Companhia Nacional de Abastecimento Brazil151 Maria Emília Pacheco FASE Brazil152 Mario Fernanda Brazil153 Mônica Dias Martins State University of Ceara Brazil154 Nora Presno REDCAPA Brazil155 Rafael Paiva Izidoro Brazil156 Ruben Siqueira COMISSÃO PASTORAL DA TERRA Brazil157 Sílvio Gomes de Almeida AS-PTA Brazil158 Valéria Prado Brazil159 Vilson Nilson Redel Brazil160 Aaron Franks Canada161 Amy Coulterman Canada162 Annette Desmarais Canada163 Awegechew Teshome Seeds of Survival Program International Canada164 Brad Reid Canada165 Cathleen Kneen Canada166 David Lee Canada167 Janice Shannon Lheidli T'enneh Indian Band Canada168 Janis Gauthier Canada169 Jasmin Hristov Canada170 Judi Morton Canada171 Karen Rothschild Social Justice Committee Canada172 Karine Gaulin Canada173 Kate Green Canada174 Keith Child Canada

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175 Michael Ashton Canada176 Mike Antoniades Canada177 Nette Lack Canada178 Pat Mooney ETC Group Canada179 Patricia MacDonald Canada180 Peggy Karfilis Canada181 Philip Burgess Canada182 Raúl Gamero Canada183 Rauna Kuokkanen Canada184 Tania Briceno Partido Verde de Canada Canada185 Adriana María Quinchía Figueroa Colombia186 Alexandra Loaysa Colombia187 Angela María Uribe Grupo de agricultores biológicos del oriente de Antioquia Colombia188 Antonio Alvarez REd Agroecológica del Caribe - RECAR Colombia189 Arelis Nuñez REd Agroecológica del Caribe - RECAR Colombia190 Blanca ines Acevedo Colombia191 Carlos Mario Uribe Colombia192 Carolina Escobar Sarti Colombia193 Diana Alejandra Jiménez M Colombia194 Edenia Montaño REd Agroecológica del Caribe - RECAR Colombia195 Eleonora Rueda Colombia196 Eloisa Berman Arevalo Unidad de Parques Nacionales Colombia197 Emildo Navarro Mejía REd Agroecológica del Caribe - RECAR Colombia198 Félix A. Ramirez Carvajal Equipo Agroecologia CENSAT agua Viva Colombia199 Fernando Vásquez Colombia200 Francisco Mora Ardila Productor orgánico independiente Colombia201 Gabriel Jaime Ramirez A. Colombia202 German Bedoya Equipo Nacional del Coordinador Nacional Agrario Colombia203 Gladys Moreno Pinzón Colombia204 Gloria Alvarez Grupo de agricultores biológicos del oriente de Antioquia Colombia205 Gloria Galeano Grupo de agricultores biológicos del oriente de Antioquia Colombia206 Hernando Urrego Colombia207 Iván Alviar Colombia208 Ivan Darío Álvarez Velásquez Colombia209 James Antonio Valdés Muñoz Colombia210 Javier Zamora Rosero Colombia211 John Elvis Vera Suárez Colombia212 Josafat Mendoza Suarez Colombia213 José Alejandro Rodas Cadavid Agrotropico S.A Colombia214 Juan Gaviria Colombia215 Lilliam Eugenia Gómez Álvarez Colombia216 Luz Menia Banda REd Agroecológica del Caribe - RECAR Colombia217 Luz Stella Franco Posada Colombia218 Margarita Meneses Grupo de agricultores biológicos del oriente de Antioquia Colombia219 Margarita Uribe F. Colombia220 Martha Matamoros Rodríguez Colombia221 Mauricio García Alvarez REd Agroecológica del Caribe - RECAR Colombia222 Maxwel Guzman Colombia223 Milton Rengifo H Asesor Parlamentario Polo Democratico Indep. Colombia224 Néstor Raúl Basto Colombia225 Nilvadys Arrieta REd Agroecológica del Caribe - RECAR Colombia226 Pilar Arias Grupo de agricultores biológicos del oriente de Antioquia Colombia227 Rosendo Elicier Orozco Colombia228 Sandra Cristina Agudelo Mesa Colombia229 Santander Carpio REd Agroecológica del Caribe - RECAR Colombia230 Santiago Montoya Chica Colombia231 Silvia Torres Grupo de agricultores biológicos del oriente de Antioquia Colombia232 Sonia Echeverri Grupo de agricultores biológicos del oriente de Antioquia Colombia233 Sonia Patricia Martinez D Colombia234 Tarsicio Aguilar Gómez Red Colombiana de Agricultura Biológica de Antioquía Colombia235 Ubadel Pérez REd Agroecológica del Caribe - RECAR Colombia236 Violeta osorno Grupo de agricultores biológicos del oriente de Antioquia Colombia237 Yamid Gómez Zapata Asociación "Biabuma"del municipio de Támesis Colombia238 Alejandra Bonilla Costa Rica239 Anabelle Montoya Chaves Costa Rica240 Gina Reyes Costa Rica241 Hugo Valdés CEDECO Costa Rica242 Ingrid Rodríguez Wolter Investigadora CIEDES Costa Rica243 Javier Sánchez Valverde Costa Rica244 Luiza Gonçalves Costa Rica245 María José Retana Universidad EARTH Costa Rica246 Raúl Botero Botero Universidad EARTH Costa Rica247 Rebeca Alvarado Martín Instituto Regional de Estudios en Sustancias Tóxicas Costa Rica248 Róger Chaves Costa Rica249 Yamileth Astorga Espeleta Costa Rica250 Francis Ngag INDADES Formacion Cote d'Ivoire251 Ibrahim Ouedraogo INDADES Formacion Cote d'Ivoire252 Joachim Bazie INDADES Formacion Cote d'Ivoire253 Andrea Gonzalez Chile254 Daniela Romero Waldhorn Chile255 Felipe Fernandez Herrera Estudiante de Ingenieria Agronomica-Universidad de Chile Chile256 Gloria Cifuentes Chile257 Gonzalo Calderon Astete Chile258 Igor Scheihing Curtze Chile259 Javier Sánchez Reyes Chile260 Maria Elena Aravena Chile261 Nayade Unzueta Chile262 Ramon Velasquez Marin Chile263 Simone de Hek FAO - Oficina Regional para América Latina y el Caribe Chile264 Soledad Alvear Aguirre Organización campesina Chile

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265 Valeria Briones Ilabaca Chile266 Walter Rathgeb Penza Chile267 Raquel Fernandez IDIAF Dominican Republic268 Alexandra Velasco Acción Ecológica Ecuador269 Marcos Fioravanti B. Ecuador270 Carolina Castillo El Salvador271 Miguel Rivera El Salvador272 Toni Nichells England273 Million Belay Institute for Sustainable Development Ethiopia274 Lassi Salvi Finlandia275 Agnès Richard France276 Alex Freiszmuth France277 Cécile Rousseau Traoré France278 Céline Olivier GEYSER France279 Céline Ostyn sociologue France280 Claude Feral France281 Claude Serfati Université de Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines France282 Cristina and Alexander Wells France283 Charles Bakundakwita France284 Christian Villemur ATTAC 29 France285 Daouda Diop France286 Denise Guiramand A.T.T.A.C. Landes Côte Sud France287 Francesco Paparatti France288 Frans Balemans France289 Frédéric Jacquemart France290 Jacques Hallard Ing.CNAM, consultant indépendant France291 Jacques Renard France292 Jean-Jacques Chitrit Ingénieur Agronome France293 Khalid Azim France294 Ludivine Féral France295 Michel Girault France296 Munyandinda Faustin France297 Rémi Boulongne FRAPNA et Alliance PEC Isère France298 Ruth Le Gall France299 Alexa Schiefer Germany300 Antje Lorch Ifrik (research and publication about bio- and reproduction technologies Germany

301 Antônio Inácio Andrioli Doctorando en Ciencias Sociales en la Universidad Osnabrück Germany302 Claudia Costas-Linzer Germany303 Corinna Heineke University of Kassel Germany304 Elisabeth Petermann Bremer Weltladen Germany305 Friedrich Kircher Germany306 Gudrun Fischer Germany307 Karl Braungart Pastor del la Paroquia Evangelica de Oedheim Germany308 Karl Müller-Sämann Germany309 Maria Dinamor Dourado Braungart Asistente Social Germany310 Petra Heid Germany311 Rosângela Angelin Doctoranda en Ciencias Jurídicas en la Universidad Osnabrück Germany312 Ulrike Bickel Misereor Germany313 Martinez Jordán, Jardi Guatemala314 Veronika Mora Hungary315 Kavitha Kuruganti India316 Mr. Utkarsh Ghate Foundation for Revitalisation of Local Health Traditions (FRLHT), India317 Nitya S. Ghotge Anthra India318 Raghu A.V. India319 Shivani Chaudhry India320 I.N. Krisnayanti Consortium for Forest and Nature Conservation (Konphalindo) Indonesia321 Ida Ronauli Consortium for Forest and Nature Conservation (Konphalindo) Indonesia322 Indra Lubis Federation of Indonesian Peasant Unions Indonesia323 Lidya Inawati Consortium for Forest and Nature Conservation (Konphalindo) Indonesia324 Retno Susiana Consortium for Forest and Nature Conservation (Konphalindo) Indonesia325 Sri Nuryati Consortium for Forest and Nature Conservation (Konphalindo) Indonesia326 Sri Widiastuti Consortium for Forest and Nature Conservation (Konphalindo) Indonesia327 Tiwik Indiyah Consortium for Forest and Nature Conservation (Konphalindo) Indonesia328 Tutik Endriyani Consortium for Forest and Nature Conservation (Konphalindo) Indonesia329 Mohammad Ali Barzgar PHM Iran330 John D'hondt Ireland331 Alessio Surian University of Padova Italy332 Antoine Luginbühl Italy333 Antonio Attolini Pesqueira Italy334 Antonio Onorati Centro Internazionale Crocevia Italy335 Avelio Marini Legambiente Ruralnetwork Italy336 Cristina Meloni Quartu Sant'Elena (CA) Italy337 Damiano Fornaio Italy338 Danilo Tambone Italy339 Dolores Grasso Carrasco Italy340 Erna Bennett Italy341 Fabio Maria Santucci DSEE Italy342 Gilberto Briani Italy343 Giorgio Cingolani Economista agricola / Productor biologico Italy344 Giovannoni Sandro Italy345 Italo Alvarado Italy346 Landra Giovan Battista Italy347 Luigi Menegazzi Italy348 Marco Calabria Italy349 Marco Valentini Agricoltore - Confederazione Italiana Agricoltura Italy350 Maria Fonte Italy351 Maria Lipone Italy352 Mauro Bigi Allevamento Chianina di Canossa Italy353 Nadia Bergamini Food & Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, Italy Italy

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354 Paolo Crotti Italy355 Rosella Fantucchio Italy356 Rossella Fontana Italy357 Tony Grasso Carrasco Italy358 Raymond Epp Japan359 Satoko Endo Japan Offspring Fund Japan360 Elias wehbe Lebanon361 G. H. Chuah Malaysia362 Nancy Ying Malaysia363 Ooi Yek Yen Malaysia364 P. H. Goh Malaysia365 Vivian Chong Wei Wan Malaysia366 Mary Allen Sahel ECO Mali367 Adelina González Marín Mexico368 Alicia Gómez Sánchez Consejo de Médicos y Parteras Indígenas Tradicionales de Chiapas Mexico

369 Ana Laura Segura UNAM Mexico370 Ana Ma. Chávez Deheza Mexico371 Antonio Ordorica Hermosillo Mexico372 Carlos Ivan Chávez González Red de Alternativas Sustentables Agropecuarias Mexico373 Caterina Camastra Mexico374 Claudia Brindis Zavala Mexico375 Claudia Mónica Salazar Villava Profesora Investigadora de la Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana Mexico376 Christian Geradon Mexico377 Chritian A. Chávez González El Costeño Mexico378 Doralina Vargas Clemente Mexico379 Eduardo de Souza Rodrigues Mexico380 Elizabeth Montaño Mexico381 Ernestina Prado Garcia Mexico382 Fabiola González U Mexico383 Flor Rivera López Centro de Estudios para el Cambio en el Campo Mexicano Mexico384 Florencio Rodil Urrego Mexico385 Francisco Arroyo G.D. Mexico386 Francisco Martínez Gómez Instituto para la Promoción del Desarrollo Rural Mexico387 Fredi Nango Agronomo Mexico388 Gabriela Loreto Mexico389 Germán Méndez Cárdenas Mexico390 Gladys Alfaro R. Antropologa Mexico391 Guadalupe Hernández H. Contadora Mexico392 Guadalupe Rebolledo Guillaumin Mexico393 Héctor Díaz-Polanco Mexico394 Iris Elena Galindo Cordero Mexico395 Javier Hernández Alpízar Mexico396 Jesús Gumaro Viacobo Flores Mexico397 Joel Figueroa Peña Mexico398 Jose Guadalupe Solano Girasol Mexico399 Juan Carlos Kaiten Mexico400 Juan Corral Aguirre Mexico401 Juan Felipe Nuñez Espinoza Sociólogo rural Mexico402 Juan Lopez Intzin Mexico403 Juliana Orozco Pizano Sociedad Civil Mexico404 Kenya Durán López de Xalapa Mexico405 Contadora Pública Mexico406 Lilia Enriquez V. Mexico407 Luis Aguirre Villaseñor Mexico408 M.C. Dorá María Reyes R. Mexico409 Magdalena Gómez Mexico410 Manuel Ramírez Mexico411 Marìa del Rocío Solìs Fajardo Mexico412 María Goreti Campos Ríos Mexico413 Maria Teresa Guerrero Consultoría Tecnica Comunitaria A.C. Mexico414 Martha Cahuich Campos Profesora Mexico415 Mauricio Macossay Vallado Universidad Autónoma Chapingo Mexico416 Miguel Angel Escalona Aguilar Universidad Veracruzana Mexico417 Miguel Tejero Mexico418 Natalia Arias Leal Sociologa Mexico419 Norma Yolanda Mota Palomino Mexico420 Obed Hernández de León Mexico421 Pablo Aranda Delgado Mexico422 Patricia Sosa F. Mexico423 Pedro Francisco Velázquez Ehuán Mexico424 Remy Vandame Mexico425 Ricardo Robles O. Mexico426 Serafina Gallardo Vasquez Estudiante Maestria en Desarrollo Rural de la UAM-XOCHIMILCO Mexico427 Silvia Rodriguez Cervantes Mexico428 Silvia Vázquez Díaz Mexico429 Verónica Vásquez Profesora-investigadora del Área de Género Mexico430 Virgilio Tamez HOJANAY AC - NAYARIT Mexico431 Xochitl Escobosa Rodríguez Mexico432 Yolanda Pineda López Mexico433 Yolanda Trápaga Delfín National Autonomous University of Mexico UNAM Mexico434 Sujan Nepal Nepal435 Catherine Davis New Zealand436 Corinne Sillig-McBride New Zealand437 Odile Balas New Zealand438 Robert Anderson Physicians and Scientists for Responsible Genetics New Zealand439 Ruth Begg New Zealand440 Sabine Schneider New Zealand441 Patrick Bleakley New Zealand 442 Adolfo Jose Acevedo Vogl Coordinadora Civil Nicaragua

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443 Cesar Aguirre Universidad Nacional Agraria Nicaragua444 Eddie M. González Nicaragua445 Alejandra Adriana Contrera Norway446 Arpad Pusztai Consultant to GenOK Norway447 Bell Batta Bjørnstad Norway448 Erandi Ediriweera Norway449 Julio Perez Diaz Norway450 Sajid Kazmi Pakistan451 Atencio López M. Panama452 Felipe Castillo R. Ministerio de Salud de Panama. Panama453 Heraclio López Hernández Panama454 Luis E. León Central General Autónoma de trabajadores de Panama Panama455 Danilo Santos Paraguay456 Elizabeth Duré Programa Género y Desarrollo Rural del CECTEC Paraguay457 Gustavo Adolfo Alfaro Rivano Paraguay458 Melina Caballero Paraguay459 Ricardo Morín Asociación Paraguaya de Periodistas Ambientales Paraguay460 Roxana Saguier AV Paraguay461 Alfonso Lizarraga RAAA Peru462 Eduardo Rodriguez Correa Peru463 Francisco Villasante Universidad Nacional de San Agustin de Arequipa Peru464 Freddy Franco A Fac.Ing. Civil Univ.Nac. San Luis Gonzaga Peru465 Hector Velasquez RAAA Peru466 Isabel Rodríguez Peru467 Lucía Véliz Persona Natural Peru468 Nancy Alva Ahón Peru469 Noe Calle Espino Peru470 Oscar Ricardo Castillo Cortés Especialista en Desarrollo Agrario Sostenible Peru471 Percy Edgar Feijoo Galvez Peru472 Pilar Orrego Bejarano CEAR Peru473 Rafael Alfredo Muñoz Sánchez ASOCUSM, UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE SAN MARCOS Peru474 Alexandre Kuhl de Oliveira Portugal475 Amílcar Manuel Marreiros Duarte Association of Agronomists of Algarve Portugal476 Ana Sofia Basílio Portugal477 Ana Varela Portugal478 Cláudia Sofia Pereira Henriques Portugal479 Daniel José Henriques Almeida University of Aveiro Portugal480 Eric Balans Portugal481 Filipe Santos ARCA Portugal482 Filomena Trindade Ferreira Conde Portugal483 Irina Sofia Marques Maia Portugal484 João Vale-Serrano Portugal485 José Brandão Pedro Portugal486 Mª Graça Mateus Portugal487 Maria Alexandra Gil Balans Portugal488 Paulo Coelho Portugal489 Ruth Buiyan Portugal490 Sávia Maria Dias Ferreira Portugal491 Tânia Sofia Casaleiro de Oliveira Agricultural engineer student Portugal492 Aureo Rivera Puerto Rico493 Doroti Santiago Puerto Rico494 María Benedetti Puerto Rico495 Zoraida Crespo Feliciano Puerto Rico496 Alassane SARR Pesticide Action Network (PAN) Africa Senegal497 Tomas Diagne Commission survie des espèces UICN Senegal498 Tung-Yi Kho Singapore499 Angelika Laub Eco Hope South Africa500 David Fig Biowatch South Africa Trust South Africa501 Mariam Mayet African Centre for Biosafety South Africa502 Riaz Tayob South Africa503 Adrian Valls Spain504 Albert Ferré Spain505 Ana Espiga López Spain506 Angeles Valdés Amado Spain507 Anna Borrull Munt Spain508 Antonio Arnau Carrillo de Albornoz Esquerra Unida del País Valenciá Spain509 Antonio Ruiz Reyes Veterinarios Sin Fronteras Spain510 Aurora Muñoz Ordóñez Ecologistas en Accion Spain511 Auxiliadora Vecina Jiménez Asociación Comité Andaluz de Agricultura Ecológica Spain512 Berta Juanola Manent UAB Spain513 Carles Soriano Clemente Institut de Ciències de la Terra Jaume Almera CSIC Spain514 Carlos Escudero Alonso Spain515 Carlos Revilla Spain516 Catherine Verdier Bertois Spain517 Concha Fabeiro Spain518 Conchita Perez Real Spain519 Daniel Valls Cots Spain520 Daniela Gimeno Vermeer Spain521 Diego Alvarez Spain522 Eduardo Ochoa de Aspuru Gutiérrez Spain523 Eduardo Serrano Muñoz Spain524 Elena Serrano del Pozo Spain525 Emma Fàbrega Romans Spain526 Eric Teunis Spain527 Esperanza García Spain528 Ester Domingo Roig Spain529 Eva Hernández Spain530 Fernando Rouaux Spain531 Francisco Espiga López Spain532 Francisco Manuel Rodríguez López Spain

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533 Gladys Eugenia Martinez A. Sena Spain534 Gloria Queiros Badosa Spain535 Gonzalo Gamboa Institut de Cièncias i Tecnologia Ambientals Spain536 Gustavo Duch Veterinarios Sin Fronteras Spain537 Helen Groome Ehne Spain538 Heleni Mañe i Palau Spain539 Hermógenes Muñoz Spain540 Itziar Aguirre Jiménez Universidad de Sevilla Spain541 J.R. Olarieta Spain542 Jaume Cendra Garreta Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya Spain543 Jaume J. Portet Tiebas Spain544 Javier García NOMON S.L. Spain545 Jordi Martí Roig Cooperativa Germinal Spain546 José Armada Morales Spain547 Jose Diego Perez Laguna Spain548 José Gilabert Ramos Spain549 José Julio Aznar Fernandez Spain550 Jose Manuel Alonso Moreno Red Andaluza de Consuumo Responsable Spain551 Jose Manuel Mula Salmerón Spain552 José María Ibáñez Delgado Spain553 Juan Antonio Elices Spain554 Juan Cejudo Caldelas Spain555 Juana Labrador Escuela de Ingenierías Agrarias Spain556 Judith Aisa Garbayo Spain557 Julian Cañas Nieto Spain558 Koldo Aldabe Muxika Spain559 Lidia Flores Spain560 Lionel Marrion Spain561 Lucila Vega Riba Spain562 Luis Dominguez Bonet Spain563 Luis Espinosa Marquina Spain564 M. Pilar Torelló i Nolla Spain565 Mª Carmen Piqué Rami Universidad de Oviedo Spain566 Mª Montaña Cortés Rodríguez Spain567 Mª Remedios Alarcón Víllora Spain568 Mabel Entzana M. Spain569 Manolo Sánchez Peralta Spain570 Marcel·lí Farran CSIC Spain571 Maria Jesús Labrada Spain572 Mariló Tudela Spain573 Mariona Serret Spain574 Marta Bisbe Spain575 Marta Cózar Ecologistas en Acción Spain576 Marta G. Rivera Ferre Veterinarios Sin Fronteras Spain577 Marta Román Rivas Spain578 Marta Terrassa Vivern Spain579 Mercedes Rodríguez Trabado Spain580 Miguel Angel Romero Liberal Ecologistas en Accion Extremadura Spain581 Montse Escutia Acedo Spain582 Natalia Etxarri López Spain583 Nuria Almarza Esparza Spain584 Pablo Ruiz Ramos Asociación Escanda, Asturias Spain585 Paloma García Méndez Spain586 Paloma Gijon Red Autogestionada de Consumo Spain587 Paola Martín Marín Spain588 Pedro Calvillo Serrano Greenpeace Spain589 Pep Ulldemolins Spain590 Pili Fdez Martín Spain591 Rafa Torrente Escribano Spain592 Rafael Hidalgo Spain593 Rafael López Garzón Universidad de Jaén Spain594 Rafael Monteavaro García Spain595 Rebeca Tomás Universitat Rovira i Virgili Spain596 Ricardo Navarro Friends of the Earth Spain597 Roberto García Truji CIFAED Spain598 Rocío Sánchez Nieto Ecologistas en Acción Sevilla Spain599 Rosa Clemente Cantillana Spain600 Ruben Martinetto VALLES Y MONTAÑAS DEL SUR Spain601 Rufino Acosta Naranjo Universidad de Sevilla Spain602 Sal·lustià Herrero i Gomar Spain603 Sixto Armán Grupo Parlamentario de Izquierda Unida-Bloque Spain604 Susana López Zabala Spain605 Verónica Pina Rodríguez Spain606 Xavier García de la Serrana Castillo Veterinarios Sin Fronteras Spain607 Yolanda Gamell Spain608 Balgis Osman Elasha HCENR Sudan609 Isameldeen Mohmed Khair Sudán610 Carlos Fernando García Nueva Era Sweden611 King Che Magnusson Sweden612 Andréa Finger Doctorante en Economie Forestière Switzerland613 Claudia Wyrsch Switzerland614 Giorgio Canonica Switzerland615 Ivano SJ Bonamici Jardin Botanico Universidad de Berna Switzerland616 Jean-Claude Michellod Switzerland617 Miges Baumann Switzerland618 Kiddo Mtunda Tanzania619 Araya Ananprakrit Thailand620 J-P. Allain AIIC / CIAP / IBFAN / WABA / PAN Thailand621 Enrique del C. Ramirez

Quiros The Netherlands

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622 Jelle Schöttelndreier The Netherlands623 Joyze Hoogland The Netherlands624 Paul Allertz SNV The Netherlands625 Rob Bleijerveld The Netherlands626 Ruggero Lala AMSU The Netherlands627 Angelina P. Galang, Ph.D. The Philippines628 Antonio M. Claparols Ecological Society The Philippines629 Oscar B. Zamora University of the Philippines Los Banos The Philippines630 Yuri Munsayac Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines / (NASSA) The Philippines631 Besbes Samir Médecin Tunisie632 Peter Kanyandago Uganda Martyrs University Uganda633 Alexis Vaughan GRAIN UK634 Andy Hurst UK635 Barnaby Peacocke Intermediate Technology Development Group/Bourton Hall UK636 Christopher Cooke UK637 David Ball Rights and Humanity UK638 Frances Osborne UK639 Gillian Kelly UK640 Graham Lingley UK641 Hannah Smith UK642 Jane Smith UK643 John Porteous UK644 Karen Brock UK645 Larry Lohmann The Corner House UK646 Martin Kunz UK647 Michel Pimbert IIED UK648 Patrick Mulvany ITDG UK649 Rachel Berger ITDG UK UK650 Richard Bruce UK651 Roddie Macpherson UK652 Sarah Sexton The Corner House UK653 Sue Branford Brazil Network UK654 Tamsin Browning UK655 Teresa Anderson The Gaia Foundation UK656 Beatriz Rumbo Suárez Uruguay657 Hugo Porro Sansone Rel-UITA Uruguay658 Jorge Washington Firpo D' Acosta Uruguay659 José Medeiros Uruguay660 Juan José Iturriberry Uruguay661 Juan Magallanes Uruguay662 Luis García Uruguay663 Monica Claustre Uruguay664 Raquel Fynn Uruguay665 Silvia Taibo Uruguay666 Abigail Myers USA667 Abigail Sewell USA668 Alissa Martucy USA669 Amelia A. Peterson USA670 Amy Balint USA671 April Cotte USA672 Bani Bhattacharya USA673 Bernadette Balics USA674 Blair Randall USA675 Brian Sharpe USA676 Buff Whitman-Bradley USA677 Camilla Schneider USA678 Carol Lanigan USA679 Cesily Stewart USA680 Claire Cummings USA681 Claire Hedin USA682 Clara Nicholls USA683 Constance Lynn USA684 Corey Block USA685 Cynthia Hannah USA686 Cynthia Whitman-Bradley USA687 Charity Maybury USA688 Charles Falk USA689 Christian Heath USA690 Christie Dedrick USA691 David Fatemi USA692 David Fox USA693 Don Cory USA694 Elenita Dano USA695 Elizabeth Horan Edgerly USA696 Elizabeth Fran USA697 Ellen Kittredge Center for Food Safety USA698 Gabe Meyers USA699 George Naylor National Family Farm Coalition USA700 Gordon Wright USA701 Henry Schwann USA702 Jane McCloskey USA703 Javier Troncoso USA704 Jennifer Bushard USA705 Jennifer Pitney USA706 Jim Dorenkott USA707 Julian Drix USA708 Kate Dalton USA709 Kathryn Bader USA710 Kay Richardson USA711 Kersbi Abrams USA

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