61. Mexico: Mexico Links ngos. US government Web Guide; Institute for Defense analysis. Canada. http://www.globalexchange.org/campaigns/mexico/links.html

Mexico Mexico Home Current Campaigns Get Involved News Updates ... Links Mexico Links Categories: Biodiversity and Human Rights Chiapas NGOs Energy Privatization Plan Puebla Panama (PPP) ... Intergovernmental Organizations Biodiversity and Human Rights Amazon Watch Homepage Bank Information Center Center for International Environmental Law Econet Environmental News ... Third World Network (TWN) Chiapas NGOs Alianza Civica Chiapas Campesino a Campesino Fray Bartolome Human Rights Center (San Cristobal) Centro de Derechos Humanos Fray Pedro Lorenzon de la Nada, Ocosingo Chiapas ... Union Majomut coffee collective Energy Privatization US NGOs GX Power to the People Greenpeace Clean Energy Now Public Citizen Critical Mass Energy and Environment Program MEXICAN NGOs: www.geocities.com/fte_energia www.energia.org.mx www.greenpeace.org.mx/php/gp.php MEXICAN GOVERNMENT ENERGY SITES: www.cfe.gob.mx/www2/home.asp?resol=1 www.cre.gob.mx www.lfc.gob.mx www.energy.gov ENERGY NEWS: www.electricity.com Plan Puebla Panama Promoters of the PPP World Bank/Banco Mundial National Development Plan for Mexico 2001-2006/ Plan Nacional de Desarollo de Mexico 2001-2006 Research, Analysis and Data Sources Foro Xela 2001 / Xela Forum 2001 Vs el PPP/Against the PPP Bank Information Center BIC Investigacion rural: todo sobre el PPP/ Rural Investigation: Everything about the PPP ... Plataforma de Solidaridad con Chiapas de Madrid Latin American Civil Society Groups Consejo de Investigaciones e Informacisn en Desarrollo (Guatemala) Iniciativa 7 Consejo de Investigaciones para el Desarrollo de Centroamerica CIDECA Centro Humbolt de Nicaragua/ The Alexander Van Humbolt Center ... Fundacion Nacional para el Desarrollo FUNDE El Salvador/ National Foundation for Development El Salvador US/Canadian Coalition

62. DPU Consultancy Services: Gender Policy And Planning Strengthening the work of environmental ngos and research of intensive workshopsto equip government and community with the tools of analysis, and policy and http://www.ucl.ac.uk/dpu/consul06.htm

the Development Planning Unit The Bartlett Faculty of the Built Environment - University College London gender policy and planning Consultancy Services Urban Management and Planning Housing Environmental Planning and Management Urban and Regional Economic Analysis and Planning ... Social Development Gender Policy and Planning UK (2000): Institutionalizing gender in development. (WaterAId UK) Support to WaterAid’s gender strategy development, including London-based gender-awareness training, training of trainers, monitoring and documentation. (CL, CV) BANGLADESH (2000): Specialist training. (CEC/DFID) Design and delivery of a 6- week gender training programme for the Primary and Mass Education Division Govt of Bangladesh, to develop institutional capacity to manage education resources. (CL,CV,NT,JW) INTERNATIONAL (2000): Operationalising gender and development. (AFD) Support to the Agence Française de Développement for the development of policy, operational and sectorial principles for mainstreaming gender in thei r activities, including a review of an urban development project in Maputo (Mozambique). (CV) RWANDA (2000): Evaluation of gender mainstreaming.

63. IRC Bulletin - Number 51: Which Way For NGOs? to secure access to funds, including government funds, to explicit about our valuesand analysis, let us the more pressing issues and questions facing ngos. http://www.irc-online.org/content/bulletin/bull51_body.html

O c t o b e r 1 9 9 8 - N u m b e r 5 1 A Perspective from the South Which Way for NGOs? By Alejandro Bendaña Centro de Estudios Internacionales Managua, Nicaragua Contents: l Some of the Problems l NGOs and Civil Society: Guidelines for Interaction l The TINA vs. TAHA Debate l Terrains of Struggle The increasing prominence of nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) is, on balance, one of the few welcome developments in contemporary post-cold war politics. However, from the standpoint of someone who has worked with both governments and nongovernmental organizations in the South, the increasing influence of NGOs raises some concerns and merits more discussion among analysts and activists. Some of the Problems Quantitative Diffusion When globalization entails greater integration of corporate-governmental thinking and action, the multitude of single-issue organizations and constituencies can be a handicap. The type of constituency politics in which NGOs normally engage is usually limited to a single issue or geographical area and does not necessarily result in broader political participation in multi-issue and national campaigns. Blurring of Political Focus Missing the Forest for the Trees An array of NGOs working separately on a wide range of single issues may obstruct rather than enhance the growth of holistic consciousness and broad mobilization. More specialized information does not always lead to better political analysis, as depth may be lost at the expense of scope. If the objective is to achieve sustainable change by breaking unsustainable patterns of institutional and social behavior, it is essential to keep the system in mind. Have we given up on the ethical determination and political strategy of eradicating problems in order to simply administer and contain them?

64. DO Channel Homepage > Full Coverage: Policy Initiatives The report counters government analysis of recent digital divide data, and profilesnumerous A national network and thinktank of ngos is helping the http://www.digitalopportunity.org/themes/topic/topic_358_121.shtml

a joint initiative of OneWorld.net and Digital Divide Network news editorial events calendar success stories ... about us Digital Opportunity Channel is jointly edited by Kanti Kumar of OneWorld South Asia in New Delhi, and Andy Carvin of the Digital Divide Network in Washington, D.C. The OneWorld database contains tens of thousands of documents on Policy initiatives from the partners' websites. To find the most relevant, please enter your keywords and press "search". If you prefer, the following pages contain articles selected by our editors all round the world. 121 to 135 of 366 documents. previous 15 next 15 ICTs are liberating Indian villages, say sci-tech leaders ICTs are building bridges among isolated communities such as women and breaking "structural barriers" like caste in India, science leaders told the 90th Indian Science Congress. From: ProPoor InfoTech Centre . 13 January 2003 South Africa's battle for domain name caught in a legal web The South African government's battle for control of the Internet domain southafrica.com appears doomed to failure as a result of a precedent-setting ruling that a country's name is not a trademark that a government has the right to own. From: allAfrica.com

65. IDPM - Research And Consultancy/Advisory Services can offer government organisations, donors, ngos and research government STRUCTURESAND SYSTEMS. development planning and policy analysis; public sector reform http://idpm.man.ac.uk/rescons.htm

Research and Consultancy/Advisory Activities at IDPM Major Research Centres and Activities Areas of Specialist Expertise Conferences and Research Seminars Consultancy and Advisory Services ... Recent Consultancy, Training and Advisory Activities MAJOR RESEARCH CENTRES AND ACTIVITIES Development Research Centres The Institute has been awarded two major research research contracts by the UK Department for International Development to establish major centres for development research in key areas of development policy: Chronic Poverty Research Centre , 2000-2005 (Director: Professor David Hulme) Centre on Regulation and Competition , 2000-2005 (Director: Professor Paul Cook) Other Research Centres The Institute also hosts/co-hosts: The Enterprise Development Impact Assessment Information Service Finance and Development Research Programme The Impact Assessment for Sustainable Development Unit Sustainability Impact Assessment of Trade Policy Negotiations Programme ... Non-Contributory Pensions and Poverty Prevention Research Project Research Projects Other major research projects include: Dryland degradation in Africa: land, water and local governance (ESRC)

66. Sri Lanka's Health Sector Achievements And Challenges in universities, ngos, and the private forprofit sector. A second component lookstoward strengthening government capacity for policy analysis and planning in http://wbln1018.worldbank.org/sar/sa.nsf/a22044d0c4877a3e852567de0052e0fa/c5395c

67. Humanitarian Situation In Angola: Monthly Analysis Apr 2001 donor community, UN Agencies and ngos attended the In response to the flood situation,government bodies and Situation in Angola Monthly analysis reports were http://www.angola.org/referenc/reports/ucahmay01.html

Humanitarian Situation in Angola: Monthly Analysis Apr 2001 17 May 2001 Source:UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) Population Movements During the first four months of the year, more than 100,0001 people were displaced as a result of war-related activities and food insecurity, bringing the total number of persons confirmed as displaced since the resumption of hostilities in January 1998 to 1.17 million. Provinces with the largest concentrations of IDPs include Huíla, Bié, Malanje and Moxico. During April, the most significant displacements occured in Bié Province, where vulnerable populations continued to enter the capital city of Kuito from surrounding areas. Other large-scale displacements occured in the Provinces of Uíge, Bengo, Cunene, Lunda Sul and Malanje. In addition, flood-related damage in southern Angola, particularly in the Provinces of Benguela, Cunene, Huíla and Namibe left large numbers of internally displaced persons and residents homeless and in urgent need of shelter, food, and basic non-food items. Partners estimate that more than 40,000 people may have been temporarily displaced by the floods. Humanitarian partners have provided the following preliminary figures regarding confirmed displacements during April:2 Province Number of New IDPs Bié Uíge Bengo Cunene Lunda Sul Malanje Huambo Kuando Kubango Moxico Benguela Zaire Huíla Kuanza Norte Total Resettlement Resettlement activities remained limited during April. In many areas, particularly in southern provinces, resettlement programmes were delayed due to heavy rains. In other provinces, resettlement was complicated as a result of insecurity, mine infestation and difficulties in identifying agricultural land. In Huambo Province, on the other hand, partners made significant progress in identifying and preparing sites for resettlement activities. Agencies estimate that 50 percent of resettlement activities are being carried out in compliance with the Norms on the Resettlement of Displaced Populations. In some areas the Norms continue to be openly violated.

68. Open Web Center - Network Of Non-Government Organization In Law and Charter of ngos ngos library FAQs policy and implementing processes; conductssurveys and analysis. Works with the government to organize a program http://www.owc.org.mn/result.php3?search_f=type&search_t=34

69. Government Of Kenya And UN-HABITAT To Upgrade Slums private sector, grassroots organisations, ngos and donor and Promotion, Capacity Building,analysis and Development slum dwellers/local government officials to http://www.unhabitat.org/gokmou.asp

You are here: gokmou.asp Search! Government of Kenya and UN-HABITAT to Upgrade Slums Le Gouvernement kényen et ONU-HABITAT s'engagent à assainir les quartiers insalubres Le Gouvernement kényen et l'ONU-HABITAT signent un mémorandum d'accord; le quartier de Kibera-Soweto choisi pour un projet pilote d'assainissement des quartiers insalubres Nairobi, le 16 janvier 2002 : " L'existence de quartiers insalubres préoccupe gravement le Gouvernement, dans la mesure où ils abritent une grande proportion de la population urbaine dans des conditions de vie on ne peut plus déplorables et inhumaines, compromettant ainsi le développement social et la croissance économique du pays. Cette situation se trouve aggravée par la pandémie du VIH/SIDA qui est prévalente dans ces établissements ", a déclaré M. Raila Odinga à la cérémonie de signature. Et d'ajouter " Les réalisations accomplies dans le cadre de ce programme et les phases ultérieures représentent un espoir pour l'amélioration des conditions de vie dans ces établissements. " Dans son allocution, Mme Tibaijuka a félicité le Ministre, le nouveau Gouvernement et le Peuple du Kenya pour la transition pacifique qui constituait un exemple pour tous les pays de la région. " Les défis que doivent relever les nouveaux dirigeants au Kenya et toute l'Afrique est de savoir comment gérer le taux rapide d'urbanisation. Avec plus de 50 % de la population de la plupart des villes, qui vivent dans des quartiers insalubres ou des colonies de squatters, il est crucial de concevoir des stratégies novatrices pour assainir ces quartiers. ONU-HABITAT se réjouit à la perspective de collaborer avec le Gouvernement kényen pour mobiliser l'appui international en vue d'améliorer les conditions de vie des urbains pauvres. "

70. IPD > About IPD government and in the business community. IPD has updated its research agenda tomeet the researchinformation-analysis needs of progressive groups and ngos. http://www.ipd.ph/tempo/abt-open.shtml

Welcome to IPD's home on the web Home About Us In The News Advocacy ... Constitutional Reform » Electoral Reform Bantay Tubig » Anti-PPA Feature Articles Publications Political Brief Conjuncture ... Links This Site is Best Viewed in 800 x 600 Designed for Internet Explorer Download IE6 LAST UPDATE: October 18, 2002 12:00 pm, Friday You are visitor number ABOUT IPD The Institute for Popular Democracy (IPD) is a political research and advocacy institute serving social movement groups, non-government organizations (NGOs) in development work, and progressive local government officials. VISION, MISSION, GOALS At the core of IPD's identity is our commitment to democratization and social development. We focus on local and national issues affecting areas that continue to be economically backward and that are subject to various forms of local authoritarianism. By orientation, we locate ourselves at the interstices of civil society, the economy, and the state. Our immediate constituency is the NGO-PO community and progressive political formations. We reach out as well to the broader community of groups and individuals who seek national reform: media, academe, and reform-minded policy-makers in government and in the business community. IPD has updated its research agenda to meet the research-information-analysis needs of progressive groups and NGOs. We commit ourselves to a progressive agenda that puts primacy on enabling the poor and disadvantaged sectors of Philippine society to participate in national politics and the economy, and in other aspects or areas of national life.

71. USAID Kiev - Accomplishments - Democratic Transition selfsustainability among public policy ngos, and seminars issues ranging from Europeanintegration to economic analysis. MUNICIPAL DEVELOPMENT/LOCAL government. http://www.usaid.kiev.ua/accomp_dem.html

ACCOMPLISHMENTS DEMOCRACY AND GOVERNANCE back to accomplishments Since independence, Ukraine has taken measured steps toward building democratic political mechanisms and institutions. USAID programs and activities have focused on reinforcing pluralism and transparency in the political process, implementing the rule of law, strengthening civil society and NGOs, assisting in local government development, and supporting independent media. Elections Parliamentary Elections were held on March 31, 2002 USAID provided assistance to educate and mobilize voters, to improve media coverage of the elections, to help political parties to be more relevant to voter needs, and to improve the Central Elections Commission administration of the elections. In 2002, political party development was critical to ensuring the Parliamentary elections were more competitive. IRI trained 1,134 party leaders and NDI trained 1,109 party staff Through the Elections and Political Process project , 25,000 local poll station workers were trained, which ensured that the electoral process was more transparent, including, for the first time, that copies of poll station vote tallies were made available to all political parties. The Ukrainian NGO, Committee of Voters of Ukraine, provided systematic, long term pre-election observation throughout the country which contributed to more professional and comprehensive monitoring of media access and coverage as well as all administrative aspects of the election.

72. IAED: Global Analysis Global analysis. on the Board of the Executive Committee of ngos in Consultative Headsof governments (Ambassadors, Presidents, Heads of government, Heads of http://www.iaed.org/analysis.html

Global Analysis United Nations - Global Strategy - Geostrategic-Geopolitical Risks/Opportunities: Monitoring of the United Nations since 1990: UN Activities Daily observations of the workings of the UN since 1990 and video taping for six years inside the UN. Governments: Weekly UN TV Shows: Interviews of Ambassadors and Heads of Governments Held "Consultative Status" and "DPI Status" to the United Nations Four years on the Board of the "Executive Committee of NGOs in Consultative Status (DPI) to the United Nations." United Nations Weekly TV Shows : Interviews of the Heads of Governments: (Ambassadors, Presidents, Heads of Government, Heads of State, and Ministers of Government) Now in our seventh year! IAED provides a public platform (both television and worldwide web) as a free service for Ambassadors of the United Nations to discuss their needs, problems, challenges and opportunities un-edited and un-cut. Consulting (Consult/Advise Governments and Businesses) ( Since 1960 Gell International Group - (Global Executive Management Consulting since 1970) IAED - Focused on the problems and opportunities of the 191 Countries of the United Nations IAED is a Non-Profit, Non-Political, Non-Governmental, Non-Religious Organization.

73. Cooperating Organizations Translate this page to information, funding and networking, analysis and studies most comprehensive databaseon Romanian ngos and is to the Romanian government for implementation http://www.developmentgateway.org/node/130664/subpages/coop-orgs

Home About Us My Gateway Feedback ... Non-Governmental Organizations Cooperating Organizations for Non-Governmental Organizations Name Description Logo Centro Interdisciplinario de Estudios Territoriales (CIET) URL: www.sitio.de/ciet Christian Relief and Development Association CRDA is a membership organization based in Ethiopia that was establiched in 1973. The strategic aim of CRDA is create an enabling environment for members to increase their contribution to sustainable development; and to increase the capacity of members to more effectively plan and implement development projects and programs.In order to achieve its strategic aims, CRDA provides training, networking, advocacy and mentoring services. URL: http://www.crdaethiopia.org Civil Society Development Foundation Civil Society Development Foundation (CSDF) is a Romanian NGO founded in 1994 to support the development of civil society organizations through capacity building programs, access to information, funding and networking, analysis and studies and other NGO focused services. CSDF has opened and is periodically updating the most comprehensive database on Romanian NGOs and is offering technical assistance to the Romanian Government for implementation of Phare financing programs addressed to civil society development. Its electronic bulletins “Volunteer”, a comprehensive information sharing tool for the NGO community has reached its 286 issue and is received by over 3000 subscribers. CSDF is a member of the Orpheus Network of civil society resource centers, CIVICUS World Alliance for Citizen Participation, Transparency International and a partner of the National Center for Non-profit Boards in the U.S.A.

74. Kenya Rpt/ccpp/tr-mu 96-3 for the vaccines on farmers rather than the government. Caprivax will depend on activityof ngos and that of Davies, G. An Economic analysis of Foot and Mouth http://www.ssu.missouri.edu/faculty/CValdivia/publications/TRCCPP/TRMU963-2.htm

AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF THE PRODUCTION OF CONTAGIOUS CAPRINE PLEUROPNEUMONIA (CCPP) VACCINE IN KENYA Sensitivity Analysis In Table 1, we calculated unit costs of production for Caprivax using actual production data for the period 1992-1995. It has already been observed that the current yield levels are much lower than the potential yield level and that this problem is exacerbated by the recurrent loss of the culture through contamination. This section of sensitivity analysis investigates the effect on the unit cost of production of an improved production process that would increase yield and minimize the frequency of culture media contamination. Table 2: Sensitivity analysis with different yield levels Year Total batches Yield/batch Cost/unit (liquid) Cost/unit (freeze) a b c d a b c d a b c d a b c d Aggregate a b c d Key: a is the actual yield/batch obtained, b, c, d are three higher levels of yield per batch, sensitivity analysis. The result of sensitivity analysis indicate that an increase in yield will result in a dramatic decrease in unit cost of production. This can be clearly seen from column four of Table 2 above. This observation is significant to policy makers at KEVEVAPI because an increase in productivity resulting from increased yields and a reduction in broth media contamination is a real technical possibility. Another important result from sensitivity analysis is that mass production of the vaccine rather than limited production is preferable. Mass production brings about production efficiency by ensuring that existing capacity(plant and equipment) are utilized fully.

75. Analysis: Al Qaida's Privileged Sanctuary -- The Washington Times June 17, 2002 analysis Al Qaida's privileged sanctuary By Arnaud Out of 4,000plusworkers for ngos, or non are undergoing training with full government support http://www.washtimes.com/upi-breaking/17062002-043525-4513r.htm

Front Page Nation/Politics World Commentary ... Employment Extra June 17, 2002 By Arnaud de Borchgrave UPI Editor-at-Large Top Stories Troops for border sought Saudis reveal first arrests of al Qaeda EPA says toxic sludge is good for fish Suicide bus bomb kills 19 ... Back to UPI Updated at 11:30 p.m. White House Briefly Evacuated 7 Killed in Jerusalem Blast Grand Jury: Colo. Wildfire Deliberate FBI Will Monitor July 4 Festivities ... Space Shuttle Lands in Calif. Updated at 11:30 p.m. Bush peace plan features statehood summit Endeavour lands in California Woman indicted for starting Colo wildfire China plant to convert coal to motor fuel ... 6 killed, 45 wounded in Jerusalem bombing

76. ELibrary.com - United Press International 08-30-2002, 'ANALYSIS NGOS eLibrary is the subscription based online library for fun or research. Find out more about securing your guaranteed Free 7day trial with your credit card and retrieve 'eLibrary.com - United Press International 08-30-2002, 'analysis ngos PLAY BIG http://redirect-west.inktomi.com/click?u=http://ask.elibrary.com/getdoc.asp%3Fpu

77. Country Poverty Analysis Country poverty analysis Zimbabwe. headed households and three (11%) felt that thegovernment should offer 7.3.4 What ngos could do The biggest role for ngos http://www.sarpn.org.za/documents/d0000070/page7.php

About SARPN Newsletters SARPN activities Related activities/papers ... Poverty indicators Country poverty analysis > Zimbabwe previous table of contents next A Study of Child-Headed Households on Commercial Farms in Zimbabwe The extended family is often already overloaded 7. Summary of the findings: The Community 7.1 THE PERCEPTION OF CHILD HEADED HOUSEHOLDS All of the respondents reported that they were worried about the children in these child headed household and wanted to be able to help in some way. They also reported that many people in the wider community were concerned and wished to help. Two of the respondents did claim that they felt that the community did not care about the children and one claimed that "people have too many problems of their own". Two people said that the child headed household was seen as a problem by the community because of their anti-social behaviour (being aggressive, withdrawn, uncommunicative, alcohol abuse) and three felt that the children had isolated themselves from the community which made it difficult to help them. 7.2 HELP FROM THE COMMUNITY

78. Introduction To NGOs - Global Policy Forum - NGOs professor, discusses the role of ngos in representing report provides an overall analysisof the accountability, the importance of government partnerships, and http://www.globalpolicy.org/ngos/role/index1.htm

Introduction to NGOs This section gives an introduction to the world of NGOs stressing their growing importance in the international arena. Global Policy Forum also addresses the definitions of NGOs and commonly associated terms, and provides very interesting analyses on the role of NGOs. Key Documents Defining NGOs General Analysis Growing Importance ... Tables and Charts Key Documents Global Civil Society 2002 (October 7, 2002) The London School of Economics and Political Sciences has launched the second volume of its civil society yearbook. It describes the nature and history of global civil society and includes issue-oriented case studies, important records and data, as well as articles on current issues. See also: Global Civil Society 2001 Rev. Moon and the United Nations: A Challenge for the NGO Community (November 2001) According to WEED , three Moon front groups operate as accredited NGOs at the UN and more have applied for NGO status. This paper raises questions about who should qualify for NGO status and what protections should be developed against well-financed charlatans. Click here for the PDF document.

79. Research And Opinion On Civil Society a survey regarding the Moldovan third sector given to the general public, governmentagencies and Cemetery Bombing ngos and the Mafia analysis of November http://www.friends-partners.org/~ccsi/resource/rsrchopn.htm

Documents This section contains links to articles, studies, and other writings on themes related to civil society that are available online. If readers wish to suggest items that should be added, please notify us by e-mail: ccsi@u.washington.edu Index Conferences Civil Society Education Economic Transition ... Political Transition Conferences A successful International Community Schools Conference was held in Omsk, Russia, October 9-13. "Over 130 people from 12 countries and 23 regions of Russia participated. The goal of the conference was to establish understanding and partnership between government education departments and the community school movement. Click here , for the full report on this unusual conference by Tatiana Buinovskaya ... Report on Osh conference on Democracy and Religion , March 24-25, sponsored by Central Asian Media Support Project. Kharkiv Declaration Adopted by the International Conference "Strengthening of Connections between NGO's for Increased Influence on the Democratization Process in Ukraine" that took place in October 27-30, 1999. Civil Society Is Bush A Communitarian?

80. The Synergy Project skills among nongovernmental organizations (ngos) and community NGO - Non-GovernmentOrgs South Africa - An exploratory geographic analysis Freeman, PH. http://www.synergyaids.com/resources.asp?sid=240

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