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| Welcome to the CEN-IP directory! This is a searchable database of Canadian ENGOs who do international work and their Southern partners. Organizations also looking for either Canadian or international NGOs to work with can use this directory to help find their match. |
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Observatorio Latinoamericano de Conflictos Ambientales
Seeks to build the capacity of communities experiencing environmental conflict by providing strategic, technical and legal advice; and receives legal assistance from Quebec Environmental Law Centre on subjects such as the processes of environmental evaluation and the mechanisms of public participation. [details] |
Matta Oriente 318.Piso 2.Depto.2 Chile 562 274 5713 oca@rdc.cl |
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Officina del Historiador de la Cuidad de La Havana
Promotes the rehabiliation of Old Havana, through infrastructure development, tourism and community capacity building; and assists - through 'Bicicletas Cruzando Fronteras' - city planning, increasing accessibility to bicycles, the development of technical skills and collaboration on the development of advanced technologies of human-powered transportation. [details] |
4012 O'Reily E/c Aquacatee y Composela, Edificio Metro Politano Cuba 537 627 065 |
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One Sky - The Canadian Institute of Sustainable Living
One Sky promotes sustainable living globally by working on projects to promote human rights and sustainable economics and to conserve and protect the environment. [details] |
Box 3352 Canada 250-877-6030 info@onesky.ca |
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Panama Audubon Society
For the last two years, the Panama Audubon Society (PAS) has been actively working to preserve the Wetlands of the Upper Bay of Panama. This ecosystem consists of 17,000 hectares of mangroves and 22,000 hectares of mudflats exposed at low tide and is used by over 80% of the shorebirds coming to Panama each year. PAS works with local communities and other stakeholders in the area to implement environmental education and sustainable development activities. [details] |
Apartado postal 2026; Balboa, Ancón Rep. de Panamá (-507) -224-9371 info@panamaaudubon.org |
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Pedal Energy Development Alternatives (PEDAL)
PEDAL [Pedal Energy Development Alternatives] develops and promotes the use of pedal powered technology. We pursue our goals through CED [Community Economic Development] projects designed to become financially self-sufficient through direct support by their participating community. [details] |
3283 Main St. Canada 604-879-2453 info@pedalpower.org |
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Resource Efficient Agricultural Production (R.E.A.P.) - Canada
REAP-Canada is an independent research and development organization that has been working to develop sustainable farming systems since 1986. We aim to develop agricultural solutions that resolve major global environmental problems including climate change and deforestation. Farmers are involved in our participatory research and demonstration programs to ensure that the techniques and technologies developed are readily applicable in real-life situations, both in Canada, and internationally. [details] |
Box 125, Glenaladale House Canada (514) 398-7743 info@reap-canada.com |
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Servicios Ambientales de Oaxaca
Servicios Ambientales de Oaxaca (SAO) is an associacion of indigenous communities working to conserve the biodiversity of their lands and develop environmental goods and services that generate income for their families. [details] |
H. Escuela Naval Militar 708 Mexico +951 513 4001 carlosmarceloperezg@hotmail.com.mx |
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Sierra Club of Canada BC Chapter
The Sierra Club of BC is one of the leading environmental organizations in Canada that promotes both preservation of natural areas and a sustainable environment. The GAIA Project is a partnership between the Sierra Club of BC, CESTA-Amigos de la Tierra and Arbolando that promotes locally appropriate solutions to global issues, through partnerships and education, and fosters and models sustainable initiatives. [details] |
576 Johnson St Canada 250-384-1534 gaia@sierraclubbc.org |
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Silva Forest Foundation
The Silva Forest Foundation initiates and supports ecosystem stewardship by working with communities to protect, maintain and restore forests. This work expresses our guiding principle: The forest sustains us, we do not sustain the forest. We recognize that diverse ecosystems are required to maintain healthy communities, which in turn, are required to support strong local economies. [details] |
Box 9 Canada 250-226-7222 marlix@netidea.com |
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Social Investment Organization
Established in 1989, the Social Investment Organization is a national non-profit organization that works to encourage socially responsible and environmentally sustainable investment in Canada. It is funded primarily from membership dues and is accountable to its membership. The SIO has over 500 members across Canada [details] |
409 - 658 Danforth Avenue Ave. Canada 416 461-6042 info@socialinvestment.ca |
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Toronto Environmental Alliance (TEA)
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30 Duncan, Suite 201 ea@torontoenvironment.org |
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