na, vielleicht etwas dabei..? Open your mind! Oder auch: Keep your mind open! Hier eine kleine Auswahl…:
Africare
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\n440 R. Street NW
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\nWashington, DC
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\n20001
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\nUnited States
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\n202-462-3614
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\nafricare@africare.org
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\nhttp:\/\/www.africare.org
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\nDescription: Over the course of its 32 years, Africare has become a leader
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\namong private, charitable U.S. organizations assisting Africa. It is the oldest and largest African-American organization in the field. And Africa is Africare’s specialty.
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\nSubjects: Democracy and Governance | Disaster Relief | Environment | Health<\/p>\n
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\n Canadian Institute for Health Information\/Institut Canadien d’Information sur la Sante
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\n377 Dalhousie Street, Suite 200
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\nOttawa, ON
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\nK1N 9N8
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\nCanada
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\n(613) 241-7860
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\ncommunications@cihi.ca
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\nhttp:\/\/secure.cihi.ca\/cihiweb\/splash.html
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\nDescription: The Institute’s core functions are to:
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\n– identify and promote national health indicators;
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\n– coordinate and promote the development and maintenance of national health information standards;
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\n– develop and manage health databases and registries;
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\n– conduct analysis and special studies and participate in research;
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\n– publish reports and disseminate health information; and
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\n– coordinate and conduct education sessions and conferences
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\nSubjects: Democracy and Governance | Health | Government | Health Care | Health Education<\/p>\n
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\n Centro Feminista de Estudos e Assessoria (CFEMEA)
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\nSCN Quadra 6, Edificio Venancio 3000, Bloco A, Sala 602
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\nBrasilia,
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\n70716-000
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\nBrazil
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\n55+ (61) 328-1664
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\n55+ (61) 224-1791
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\ncfemea@cfemea.org.br
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\nhttp:\/\/www.cfemea.org.br
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\nDescription: CFEMEA is an NGO feminist organization founded in 1989 in Brazil. The Center has focused on legislative monitoring and congressional advocacy work dealing with women’s rights and sharing this information with women’s organizations. Since 1992 CFEMEA has has a program on women’s legal rights, focused on equal rights for men and women and full citizenship for women.
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\nSubjects: Human rights | Violence | Democracy and Governance | Sex Education | Sexually Transmitted Diseases | Women<\/p>\n
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\n Chapter 2 Network: Advocacy for Change
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\nPO Box 1739
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\n~OR~
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\n6 Spin Street
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\nCape Town
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\n8000
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\nCape Town,
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\n8000
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\nSouth Africa
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\n021-467-5600
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\nchapter2@idasact.org.za
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\nhttp:\/\/www.advocacy.org.za\/
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\nDescription: The Chapter 2 Network is based on the second chapter of the constitution of South Africa, the Bill of Rights. A clearinghouse of information and communication for social justice issues, it provides support for civil society organizations involved in advocacy in South Africa, who use this network to actively share skills, experiences and advocacy activities.
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\nSubjects: Advocacy | Environment | Economics | Gender | Health | AIDS | Education | Technology | Democracy and Governance<\/p>\n
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\n Commonwealth Secretariat
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\nMarlborough House, Pall Mall
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\nLondon,
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\nSWIY 5HX
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\nUnited Kingdom
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\n+44 (0)207 747 6500
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\ngad@commonwealth.int
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\nhttp:\/\/www.thecommonwealth.org\/
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\nDescription: The Commonwealth is active in a number of areas including development; democracy; debt management and trade. It is committed to the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals, and pursues these through Programmes implemented by its Divisions.
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\nSubjects: Women | Human rights | Gender | Democracy and Governance | Education | Environment | Women in Development<\/p>\n
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\n Development Experience Clearinghouse
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\n8403 Colesville Rd., Suite 210
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\nSilver Spring, MD
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\n20910
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\nUnited States
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\n301-562-0641
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\ndocorder@dec.cdie.org
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\nhttp:\/\/www.dec.org\/
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\nDescription: The Development Experience Clearinghouse is operated for USAID, capturing USAID-funded publications for dissemination to the international development community.
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\nSubjects: Development | Democracy and Governance | Health | Economics | Environment | Population | Public Health<\/p>\n
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\n ELDIS Gateway to Development Information
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\nBrighton
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\nEast Sussex,
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\nBN1 9RE
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\nUnited Kingdom
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\n+44 1273 877330
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\neldis@ids.ac.uk
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\nhttp:\/\/nt1.ids.ac.uk\/eldis\/
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\nDescription: ELDIS is a free gateway to information sources on development and the environment. It provides descriptions and links to WWW sites, databases, library catalogues, bibliographies, and email discussion lists, research project information, map and newspaper collections. Submit information on your own documents, web sites, events at http:\/\/www.eldis.org\/about\/contribute.htm or contact ELDIS via e-mail.
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\nSubjects: Environment | Agriculture | Gender | AIDS | Democracy and Governance | Economics | Education | Participation | Women | Development<\/p>\n
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\n Global Issues That Affect Everyone
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\ncomments@globalissues.org
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\nhttp:\/\/www.globalissues.org\/
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\nDescription: This web site includes over 3,000 links to external articles, web sites, reports, analysis. Issues include poverty, Kosovo, East Timor, media, Africa, human rights, women’s rights, racism, arms trade, children and the military, trade issues and environmental issues.
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\nSubjects: Democracy and Governance | Development | Environment | Economics | Health | Human rights | Mass Media | Violence | Women<\/p>\n
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\n Hablando sobre desarrollo: Un proyecto de entrevistas|Talking about Development: An interview project
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\nfiatlux@umich.edu
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\nhttp:\/\/www-personal.umich.edu\/~fiatlux\/td\/intro-eng.html
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\nDescription: This is an interview series where professionals, politicians, grassroots activists, and others talk about development and how their work fits in with the larger social, political, and economic framework and their goals. Topics covered include health, human rights, women’s rights, reproductive rights, education, economic, and social rights, foreign relations, international and national politics, citizenship and democracy, the environment, etc. The interviews cover a variety of topics and show how complex, inter-related, and diverse these issues are.
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\nSubjects: Democracy and Governance | Development<\/p>\n
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\n Human Rights Reports 1995 to present
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\nStrandv\u00e4gen 101
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\nStockholm,
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\n115 89
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\nSweden
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\nwebmaster@usemb.se
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\nhttp:\/\/www.usis.usemb.se\/human\/index.html
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\nSubjects: Democracy and Governance | Human rights | Government<\/p>\n
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\n Information & Knowledge for Optimal Health (INFO) Project
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\n111 Market Place Suite 310, Baltimore, MD 21202
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\nPhone: 410-659-6300 Fax: 410-659-6266 Security & Privacy Policy
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