6083https://rsr.akvo.org/rest/v1/organisation/?format=xml&ordering=-url&page=44https://rsr.akvo.org/rest/v1/organisation/?format=xml&ordering=-url&page=4255947660.00.0UG21559https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/a4/c2/a4c2e0c5e3004f3ce7b8bdf174641897.jpg0.00.0FalseFalse2012-01-27T15:24:43+01:002017-03-27T13:47:28.189615+02:00JESEJESE Joint Effort to Save the EnvironmentenNEUR22http://www.jese.org/+256 (0)483 425 253+256 (0)77 249 2109+256 (0)483 422 636Patrick Bagumajese@jese.orgJESE is a relatively young (1993), well managed and registered Ugandan NGO, and winner of the “Best watsan NGO 2010” award of Uganda. Thematic Focus areas are agricultural production and Natural Resources Management, with the objective to contribute to improved livelihoods of target beneficiaries by providing opportunities for a better life especially for the rural poor households and communities.
Over the past decade, the organization has grown substantially in the number of programs they work on, their staffing and budgets.
JESE is governed by a Board of 9 members with an established structure that is functional mandated to operate in the district of Kabarole, Kamwenge and Kyenjojo with a focus to realise her mission through key thematic areas as follows: Livelihoods – food security and economic empowerment, Community health - food nutrition, water, hygiene and sanitation, Research, Documentation, Information and knowledge management and Monitoring, Review and Evaluation.
Corporate policies on HRM, gender policy, HIV/AIDS workplace policy, training policy, finance policy, asset management policy, transport policy and disposal policy, grievance policy and volunteer policy have been established, indicating a sound management.
JESE has defined her mission to be empowering poor communities to improve their livelihoods through establishing collaborative, demand-driven integrated development programmes in sustainable agriculture and Natural Resource Management.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse476643248926745.5643283-0.1798835AccraSilver Springs Building, 15th Lane, OsuGH112489https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/3e/8b/3e8b6b0f2e4bfc1747f360d85c2c9c5e.jpg5.5643283-0.1798835AccraFalseFalse2014-11-26T17:08:07+01:002014-11-26T17:08:07+01:00Jekora VenturesJekora VenturesenCEUR22http://www.jekoraventures.com/(+233) 302 763 382(+233) 208 171 111I.B. Nartey-Tokoliibnt@jekoraventures.comJekora Ventures Ltd. (JVL) is a wholly owned Ghanaian private waste management company, delivering services in the Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) and Adentan Municipal Assembly (AdMA) under Public Private Partnership Franchise Agreements.
Our main Services include:
• Solid Waste Collection Services
Residential services are available in the form of door-to-door pick-up, as well as the pick up of communal containers. Commercial services are also available as door-to-door pick-up. In addition, we provide special collection services to industries, hospitals, construction sites and gardens within our designated zones. The total area covered by Solid Waste Collection operations is approximately 20km square while we handle about 12,000 metric tonnes of municipal solid waste a month.
• Recycling Services
Organic, plastic and paper waste recycling is currently available to our commercial clients on a pilot basis. Green, blue and brown 240 litre bins are provided to hold this waste for organic, plastic and paper waste recycling respectively.
• Compost Production
JV Compost™ is a purely organic soil conditioner made from locally composted food waste by Jekora Ventures. It is all natural, processed based on local scientific research and helps keep the environment green.
• Public Toilet Management
We deliver water closet Public Toilet Management Services ensuring cleanliness, timely dislodgement, proper replacement of broken parts and high levels of hygiene for all visitors
Our Mission is "To become the preferred waste management company, delivering operationally efficient, cost effective and affordable services, through application of appropriate technology and innovation to our cherished clients, while promoting the maintenance of a sustainable environment through sound environmental business practice"FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse2674236725510.00.0ET122367https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/e4/90/e49046b4e5d27d4fc76730542f082dd3.jpg0.00.0FalseFalse2014-11-02T10:41:13+01:002016-03-08T09:26:25.944427+01:00JECCDO Jerusalem ChildrenJECCDO Jerusalem Children & Community DevelopmentenNEUR22http://www.jeccdoethiopia.org/JeCCDO is now registered as Ethiopian resident charity and operates in different parts of the nation with the aim of promoting the wellbeing of children.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse2551267836426.8208333.920833Ijebu-OdeG.R.A, Bishop Emeritus Compound, Opposite, Oredola Nursery and Primary School, No 1, JDPC Street, Off Erunwon Road,Ijebu-Ode,Ogun State120211NG202678https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/ff/bf/ffbfaf8db5386a9117864993548fa93b.jpg6.8208333.920833Ijebu-OdeFalseFalse2015-02-27T10:43:06.733403+01:002015-02-27T10:43:06.749580+01:00JDPCJustice, Development and Peace CommissionenNEUR22ccat22e2ogphttp://www.jdpc.org/The concern of the JDPC Ijebu-Ode with these issues derives directly from the deep concern of the Catholic Church with the development of peoples. In Populorum Progressio, the 1967 Encyclical in which he set up the pontifical Justice, Development and Peace Commission, Pope Paul VI, declared the concern of the church with the development of peoples. This concern was particularly with “the development of those peoples who are striving to escape from hunger, misery, endemic diseases, and ignorance; of those who are looking for a wider share in the benefits of civilization and a more active improvement of their human qualities; of those who are aiming purposefully at their complete fulfilment.” He charged the commission with the task of “bringing to the whole of God’s People the full knowledge of the part expected of them at the present time, so as to further the progress of poorer peoples, to encourage social justice among nations, to offer to less developed nations the means whereby they can further their own progress.”
The JDPC Ijebu-Ode is an organisational manifestation of this concern of the church’s. We work to name and address the evils of our time in line with the life and teaching of Christ, to bring to the oppressed and the suffering the concrete reality of the love of Christ, to practice the love of Christ beyond the mere preaching of it. Our work in respect of poverty, human development, democracy, and human rights draws directly upon the Church’s call for a charitable response by the people of God to the cry of the poor, the injured, and the vulnerable. Poverty – and the hunger, ignorance, disease, and fear that are its manifestations – desecrate the God-given dignity of human beings and deny them the full flowering of their potential as beings in the image of God the Creator Himself. Injustice and human rights violation also contribute to this dehumanisation while, in addition, generating in their own capacity social antagonisms and conflict within the society, thus endangering peace and security and making more difficult the task of ensuring social conditions that enable people to live in dignity.
Pope Paul VI identified these conditions clearly in describing the simple desires of the oppressed of the world: “Freedom from misery, the greater assurance of finding subsistence, health and fixed employment; an increased share of responsibility without oppression of any kind and in security from situations that do violence to their dignity as men; better education – in brief, to seek to do more, know more and have more in order to be more: that is what men aspire to now when a greater number of them are condemned to live in conditions that make this lawful desire illusory.”The work of JDPC Ijebu-Ode is to help bring these conditions to reality.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse36422238188016990.00.0NL31880https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/10/47/104742e23043d5dca9bcc538e1700edd.jpg0.00.0FalseFalse2014-01-28T00:00:00+01:002016-03-08T09:27:05.106884+01:00JCI NederlandJCI NederlandenNEUR60http://www.jci.nl/Junior Chamber International (JCI) is one of the biggest worldwide non-political and non-sectarian youth service organizations. It is an international community of citizens between the ages of 18 to 40 with the aim and purpose of creating positive change in the world. The organization believes that these changes must result from one taking collective action to improve themselves and the world around them.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse169947305983ID4730https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/ae/00/ae00cf64330ef39c76687e9a58ce4682.jpgFalseFalse2018-02-09T14:04:26.392150+01:002018-02-09T14:04:26.421232+01:00PT JasindoPT JasindoenEUR22http://www.jasindo.co.id/FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse598384575040.478467-3.704901MadridPlaza de Mondariz, 6 28029ES64845https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/c1/13/c113fc65cf532a39c2ac25e917fcaa7d.jpg40.478467-3.704901MadridFalseFalse2012-09-18T16:24:08+02:002015-02-26T13:56:56.801310+01:00JAS Arqueología S.L.U.JAS Arqueología S.L.U.enCEUR70http://www.jasarqueologia.es/00349173124730034669050804Jaime Almansa Sánchezjasarqueologia@gmail.comLa mayoría de empresas dicen contar con grandes equipos de profesionales altamente cualificados. Muchas mienten. JAS Arqueología quiere huir de los engaños y presentar las cosas como son. Al ser una sociedad unipersonal, el alma y mano ejecutora de la empresa soy yo, Jaime Almansa Sánchez.
Para los que no me conozcan, soy un joven investigador especializado en gestión y arqueología pública.
Con esta cara de circunstancias sólo intento expresar la realidad de un sector extremadamente polarizado en el que existen demasiadas empresas haciendo de todo. JAS Arqueología no va a ser menos y por ello está en condiciones de ofrecer un servicio de la máxima calidad y eficiencia en cualquiera de los ámbitos tradicionales, formando equipos por proyecto que cumplan los más altos estándares de profesionalidad. Pero como la sinceridad es uno de nuestros valores, no voy a mentir, sale caro. Si estás buscando precio, siempre habrá quien lo haga más barato, si estás buscando calidad e innovación, prueba con nosotros.
En cualquier caso, nuestros puntos fuertes son otros y por ello te recomiendo que le eches un vistazo a nuestra web y los servicios concretos en los que destacamos.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse7502133196350.8456035.686717MaastrichtAcademieplein 16211 KMNL32133https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/6c/3a/6c3a019f1234e593b25236cbba5a8808.jpg50.8456035.686717MaastrichtFalseFalse2014-05-28T17:47:08+02:002014-05-28T17:47:16+02:00Jan van Eyck academieJan van Eyck academieenKEUR80http://www.janvaneyck.nl/+31 (0)43 350 37 37+31 (0)43 350 37 99info@janvaneyck.nlThe Van Eyck is a post academic institute that has turned into an international multiform organization for fine art, design, and reflection. We are a multidisciplinary institute that furthers experiment, research, study, production and exchange. In our institute promising artists, designers, thinkers and curators are given the time and space that is needed to develop their talents, to discover as yet unexplored perspectives and delve into deeper layers of their selves.
As of 2013 we have embarked on a new course, guided by our institutional compass. The rose of the compass is the comprehensive idea of porosity and fluidity; the four compass points encompass openness as well as connection, self-guidance as well as cooperation. In real terms, this means that the Van Eyck is a welcoming meeting-place where fluid connections exist between institute and surrounding world, between the various art disciplines and between the fields of art and science. The energy flows that are thus generated trigger myriad possibilities and bring the development of talent to a peak.
For more information about JVE : link to JVE partner page on NEARCH websiteFalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse196322452072-26.185328.01702Johannesburg10 Orange Street Sunnyside, Auckland Park 2092 ZA362245https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/a5/c6/a5c6dac3f7057cfbaa8b0a7c067e784f.jpg-26.185328.01702JohannesburgFalseFalse2014-09-03T15:30:25+02:002017-02-08T10:33:39.065878+01:00Jacana MediaJacana MediaenCEUR70http://www.jacana.co.za/+ 27 011 628 3200 + 27 011 482 7280marketing@jacana.co.zaJacana Media is a groundbreaking and fiercely independent publisher that produces material in the fields of public health, the arts, natural history, fiction, South African history and current affairs, as well as life skills and educational material for public and school libraries.
We publish work from some of the most imaginative and clear-thinking minds of our time. Our books respond to the challenges of the moment and provoke debate.
FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse207243109098851.9049755.403006ZoelenMolenstraat 44011 ELNL31090https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/f2/fb/f2fbdb1e3c87e1af4b8552a8cf48c25d.jpg51.9049755.403006ZoelenFalseFalse2013-02-14T16:56:41+01:002015-02-26T13:56:56.838374+01:00Jaap lengkeek SRAJaap Lengkeek Scientific Research and Advice; Tourism, Heritage, LandscapeenKEUR80http://www.jaaplengkeek.nl/00313446820530031651411567Prof. Dr J. Lengkeekjaaplengkeek@gmail.comProfessor Dr. Jaap Lengkeek was head of the Socio-spatial Analysis Group at the University of Wageningen from 1999 until his retirement in December 2008.
After his retirement in 2008 he started his own office Jaap Lengkeek Scientific Research and Advice on Tourism, Heritage and Landscape. Some of the projects in 2009/2012 were:
o Advising Wageningen University and NHTV Professional University Breda on a new joint scientific Bachelor program on the subject of Tourism and preparation of a joint research framework Sustainable and Innovative Tourism and Recreation Development;
o A perspective on ‘green areas’ in cities;
o Participation in master classes on heritage;
o Preparation of an international program on health tourism;
o A post-doctoral course on recreation landscapes in Europe;
o The reconstruction of Livingstone’s travels through Malawi and local oral narratives;
o Participation in cooperation between the Netherlands and Tatarstan on heritage preservation;
o A replication of his research on local identity in Dutch rural community, the same as 37 years ago;
o The accreditation of Les Roches-Gruyère University of Applied Sciences, Switserland
o An 8 lectures programme on explorers for Higher Education of Elder People (HOVO) at Utrecht University.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse98828894825-33.92486918.424055Cape TownWestern Cape25 Queen Victoria Street, Gardens8000ZA362889https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/46/e7/46e77f9a6ec72fa0ed47734e5753e6e1.jpg-33.92486918.424055Cape TownFalseFalse2015-06-17T13:54:14.093871+02:002015-06-17T14:04:50.268681+02:00South African MuseumIziko South African MuseumenGEUR22http://www.iziko.org.za/museums/south-african-museum+27 (0)21 481 3800+27 (0)21 481 3993Marcia Maraisinfo@iziko.org.zaThe South African Museum houses more than one and a half million specimens of scientific importance. The collections now range from fossils almost 700-million years old to insects and fish caught last week. There are also stone tools made by people 120 000 years ago, traditional clothes from the last century, and T-shirts printed yesterday.
The South African Museum was founded in 1825. In 1897 the Museum moved to its present building in the historic Company's Garden. Since then millions of visitors have wandered its halls and corridors to be stimulated and inspired by its collections and exhibitions. They have left the Museum with a better understanding of the earth and its biological and cultural diversity, past and present.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse482528904826-33.92486918.424055Cape TownWestern Cape25 Queen Victoria Street, Gardens8000ZA362890https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/0e/db/0edb99168af10633db8c03886b8ce656.jpg-33.92486918.424055Cape TownFalseFalse2015-06-17T13:54:54.607644+02:002015-08-06T11:57:22.770129+02:00South African Museum (2)Iziko South African Museum (2)enGEUR22http://www.iziko.org.za/museums/south-african-museum+27 (0)21 481 3800+27 (0)21 481 3993Marcia Maraisinfo@iziko.org.zaThe South African Museum houses more than one and a half million specimens of scientific importance. The collections now range from fossils almost 700-million years old to insects and fish caught last week. There are also stone tools made by people 120 000 years ago, traditional clothes from the last century, and T-shirts printed yesterday.
The South African Museum was founded in 1825. In 1897 the Museum moved to its present building in the historic Company's Garden. Since then millions of visitors have wandered its halls and corridors to be stimulated and inspired by its collections and exhibitions. They have left the Museum with a better understanding of the earth and its biological and cultural diversity, past and present.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse4826457758560.00.0127 Sunil Mawatha, Pelawatte, Battaramulla, Colombo, Sri LankaNL4577https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/19/1c/191c0491a3e7d630f1a65758961f2770.jpg0.00.0127 Sunil Mawatha, Pelawatte, Battaramulla, Colombo, Sri LankaFalseFalse2017-11-10T16:08:19.571462+01:002017-11-10T16:21:32.903498+01:00International Water Management InstituteThe International Water Management InstitutefrEUR22http://www.iwmi.cgiar.org/about/who-we-are/+94-11 2880000Anandiwmi@cgiar.orgThe International Water Management Institute (IWMI) is a non-profit, scientific research organization focusing on the sustainable use of water and land resources in developing countries. IWMI works in partnership with governments, civil society and the private sector to develop scalable agricultural water management solutions that have a real impact on poverty reduction, food security and ecosystem health. Headquartered in Colombo, Sri Lanka, with regional offices across Asia and Africa, IWMI is a CGIAR Research Center and leads the CGIAR Research Program on Water, Land and Ecosystems (WLE).FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse5856245626425.55-0.2AccraC/o CSIR Campus, Martin Odei BlockAirport Residential Area (Opposite Chinese Embassy)GH112456https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/98/84/98845e648fb99ae9d3421e43e91d7f5e.jpg5.55-0.2AccraFalseFalse2014-11-14T17:32:42+01:002015-05-15T20:43:38.685225+02:00IWMIInternational Water Management InstituteenKEUR80http://www.iwmi.cgiar.org/+233 302 784753/4+233 302 784752a.karimov@cgiar.orgThe International Water Management Institute (IWMI) is a non-profit, scientific research organization focusing on the sustainable use of water and land resources in developing countries. It is headquartered in Colombo, Sri Lanka, with regional offices across Asia and Africa. IWMI works in partnership with governments, civil society and the private sector to develop scalable agricultural water management solutions that have a real impact on poverty reduction, food security and ecosystem health. IWMI is a member of CGIAR, a global research partnership for a food secure future.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse264240595474-6.240198106.846274Jakarta SelatanJl. Tebet Barat VIIB No.23 A ID554059https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/22/7f/227f36250b9e3b912b648f469b6e276a.jpg-6.240198106.846274Jakarta SelatanFalseFalse2017-03-07T09:19:19.159515+01:002017-03-07T09:40:52.432018+01:00IWE IndonesiaPerkumpulan Pemberdayaan Perempuan untuk Keadilan Gender (Institute for Women’s Empowerment IndonesienEUR15http://www.iwe-women.org/http://www.perempuanmemimpin.com/Risma UmarIWE Indonesia was registered on 20 August 2016 in Jakarta Indonesia. IWE Indonesia is a new name for IWE (Institute for Women’s Empowerment) registered in Hong Kong on 20 May 2008 that was set up by a group of feminist activists, engaged researchers and political advocates, who are active in regional and international networks working on various issues around the empowerment of women. These are among others, religious fundamentalisms, land rights, sexualities, political participation and economic justice.
Vision: Women building a new world that is just, peaceful and sustainable.
Mission: Creating safe spaces for strengthening women’s capacity to realise their transformative potential.
FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse547442745645-6.81871139.289539TZ4274https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/ae/78/ae7842ef1c4ed86b9168d3c5f3d7b7f2.jpg-6.81871139.289539FalseFalse2017-06-04T15:56:36.414004+02:002017-06-06T10:12:00.103302+02:00IWaSPInternational Water Stewardship ProgrammeenEUR21http://www.iwasp.org/Fridtjof BehnsenFridtjof.Behnsen@giz.deIWaSP’s vision is to provide powerful solutions for water security, while its mission is to inspire joint action.
IWaSP is an international water security programme which combines global best practices in water stewardship with local know-how. The innovative six-year programme (2013-2018) facilitates partnerships between the public sector, the private sector and civil society. It addresses shared water risks on a catchment scale, while improving stakeholders’ use and management of water and building their capacity to develop their own solutions.
The programme is currently active in seven countries: Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Zambia and South Africa on the African continent and Grenada and Saint Lucia in the Caribbean. IWaSP is receiving a growing demand and expansion into further countries is planned.
IWaSP enables partners to adopt a comprehensive and cost-effective approach to managing water risks for people, businesses and ecosystems. Typical results include pollution reduction, improved access to water, increased water storage, improved water infrastructure, rehabilitated ecosystems, strengthened water governance, improved catchment specific relationships of key actors and enhanced collaborative action.
The Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH works to develop lasting solutions for sustainable development and manages IWaSP on behalf of the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) and the UK Department for International Development (DfID).
The programme has a total funding of over EUR27m., of which BMZ has committed EUR6m, and DfID a total of EUR21.4m to the programme. Coca-Cola, through the Global Environment and Technology Fund, provides EUR0.2m to support partnerships in Tanzania and Uganda.FalseFalseFalseFalseFalseFalse5645231421725.55-0.2AccraGH112314https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/26/5a/265ae0ca7054b23b85d1891a26c619da.jpg5.55-0.2AccraFalseFalse2014-09-23T11:00:00+02:002014-09-23T11:00:00+02:00IWAInternational Water Association enNEUR22http://www.iwahq.org/Brenda Ampomahbrenda.ampomah@iwahq.orgThe International Water Association (IWA) is an organisation that brings together people from across the water profession to deliver equitable and sustainable water solutions for our world.
As a global network of water professionals, we seek to engage and partner with anyone that is concerned about the future of water. The IWA aims to connect people with a diversity of backgrounds to generate innovative solutions and new opportunities to tackle urban and basin-related water challenges.
The IWA pioneers science and furthers technological innovation. It believes that leading edge practices will come about when people from across the world, across sectors and across disciplines come together and take action. Together we aim to deliver practical solutions that are resilient and sustainable, meeting the urgent need for safe water, within and beyond urban areas.
As the world continues to change, the IWA continues to adapt. As a learning organisation we bring together knowledge, know-how and expertise to inspire change. The IWA is an association created every day by its members, for its members, partners to serve the wider water profession.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse2172325714CHF149000000.002017-05-122017-01-012017-12-3113257128B0112https://portals.iucn.org/library/node/46690application/pdfUICN 2016frfr3257117B0211https://portals.iucn.org/library/node/46366application/pdfIUCN Programme 2017-2020enen3257106B0110https://portals.iucn.org/library/sites/library/files/documents/2016-020.pdfapplication/pdfAnnual report 2015enen3257510146.4156956.277841Gland Rue Mauverney 28 1196 CH263257https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/e9/30/e930518a2ebb3f9664fa2ace3b0b9c5a.jpg46.4156956.277841Gland FalseFalse2016-03-25T12:54:49.482021+01:002018-01-30T12:02:19.235329+01:00IUCNInternational Union for Conservation of NatureenNCHF21XM-DAC-30011http://www.iucn.org/Jules ColomerJulien.Colomer@iucn.orgIUCN, International Union for Conservation of Nature, helps the world find pragmatic solutions to our most pressing environment and development challenges.
Our work focuses on valuing and conserving nature, ensuring effective and equitable governance of its use, and deploying nature-based solutions to global challenges in climate, food and development. IUCN supports scientific research, manages field projects all over the world, and brings governments, NGOs, the UN and companies together to develop policy, laws and best practice.
IUCN is the world’s oldest and largest global environmental organisation, with almost 1,300 government and NGO Members and more than 15,000 volunteer experts in 185 countries. Our work is supported by almost 1,000 staff in 45 offices and hundreds of partners in public, NGO and private sectors around the world.TrueFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse51012867467452.3671424.908853AmsterdamPlantage Middenlaan 2K1018 DDNL32867https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/1e/89/1e896d5b7331fda0ed9793213e2471e4.jpg52.3671424.908853AmsterdamFalseFalse2015-06-04T15:00:45.889094+02:002017-07-19T15:18:04.239088+02:00IUCN NLIUCN National Committee of the Netherlands enNEUR22NL-KVK-41180885http://www.iucn.nl/+31206261732+31206279349Jan Kamstrajan.kamstra@iucn.nl
IUCN NL is the Dutch national committee of the International Union for Conservation of Nature, the world's oldest and largest global environmental organization. IUCN publishes the Red List of Threatened Species and is the only environmental organization with official UN Observer Status. IUCN unites more than 1,200 government and NGO members and almost 11,000 volunteer experts in some 160 countries.
Within the international IUCN umbrella organization, IUCN NL helps the world find pragmatic solutions to our most pressing environment and development challenges such as biodiversity loss, climate change and poverty. Nature is fundamental to addressing these problems. Natural capital is the foundation of our economy and our wellbeing. It provides us with food, clean water, fresh air, energy, medicine and a roof over our head. That is why the protection of biodiversity and ecosystems is at the heart of IUCN's mission.
IUCN currently has 38 Netherlands-based member organizations. In striving towards a sustainable future we work closely with these members and our network of companies, governments, southern NGOs and scientists, sharing knowledge and expertise, executing concrete projects and influencing the political agenda. We focus on three themes: green international cooperation, greening companies, and restoring and conserving nature.
FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse467443132121.54333339.172778JeddahMakkah ProvinceP.O. Box 55335SA77431https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/5e/19/5e19fd9573e9603e05a348361082aaff.jpg21.54333339.172778JeddahFalseFalse2011-10-26T14:08:12+02:002015-02-26T13:56:56.456142+01:00ITFCInternational Islamic Trade Finance CorporationenGEUR10http://www.itfc-idb.org/+966 2 636 1400+966 2 637 1064 ITFC@isdb.orgThe International Islamic Trade Finance Corporation (ITFC) is advancing trade to improve the economic situation and livelihoods of people across the Islamic world. As an autonomous entity within the Islamic Development Bank Group, the ITFC was formed to consolidate the trade finance business that was formerly undertaken by various windows within the IDB Group. The consolidation of the bank’s trade finance activities under a single umbrella increases the efficiency of service delivery by enabling rapid response to customer needs in a market-driven business environment.
As a leader in Shari’ah-compliant trade finance, we deploy our expertise and funds to businesses and governments in member countries of the OIC. Our primary focus is encouraging intra-trade among member countries, and we are active in developing and diversifying Islamic finance solutions to further trade. As an international financial service organization, we have a rigorous commitment to work with our clients in proactive, accountable and efficient ways.
As a member of the Islamic Development Bank Group, we have unique access to governments and work as a facilitator to mobilize private and public resources to achieve a measurable impact on trade and development. The ITFC helps businesses in Islamic countries gain better access to trade finance and provides them with the necessary education and training to compete successfully in the global marketplace. Our efforts are geared to building stronger trade relations between member countries and giving individuals opportunities to grow and prosper.
Respect for our Islamic heritage is at the heart of everything we do. We have a clear vision: to share and apply our intra trade skills – linking together people, partnerships and possibilities to make strong connections that empower, expand and enrich economies, communities and individuals. We are robust and responsible at our core but balance this with an energy and drive – seeking out new opportunities that enable the Islamic world to prosper.
The four cornerstones of our business – our customers, business partners, member countries and our products and services – provide a solid foundation on which we are building a promising and exciting future. Operating to world-class standards, the ITFC promotes the IDB Groups developmental objectives through its two main pillars, Trade Finance and Trade Promotion, to fulfill its brand promise of 'Advancing Trade & Improving Lives'.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse3212140197052.2236946.885806EnschedeHengelosestraat 997514 AENL32140https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/31/75/31752ef4d446625c1ae9c03e3f354718.jpg52.2236946.885806EnschedeFalseFalse2014-06-11T16:00:10+02:002014-12-01T09:09:06+01:00Universiteit Twente - ITCUniversiteit Twente - ITCenKEUR80http://www.itc.nl/Faculty of geo-information science and earth observation.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse197034055210-25.95660332.595661Av. Kenneth Kaunda no. 624MZ533405https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/e7/46/e746a8b382700998a3a0cf03b0070666.jpg-25.95660332.595661FalseFalse2016-07-19T11:26:19.984710+02:002016-07-19T11:26:20.031973+02:00CTC-COOP/iTC-FCooperativa para Terras ComunitariasenUSD22http://www.itc.co.mz/+ 258-251-23832manica-sofala@itc-f.org iTC is a non-profit Mozambican organization, with the mission of complementing the efforts of the Government of Mozambique in the implementation of the Land Law regarding the protection of the rights of rural communities over land and other natural resources and the promotion of economic development through partnerships between communities and investors.
The main objective of the initiative is to complement the Government efforts on secure land rights of rural communities and strengthen their capacity to be active actors on sustainable use and Management of natural resources, as contribution to promote local community development. Since May 2014, under the same donors (Except MCC), iTC started the process of transformation into a national institution, a Foundation for CommunityLand, which the objectives will continue to be the supporting the Government to secure community land rights, through the activities of land delimitation and demarcation.
FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse5210238725730.00.0NL32387https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/b3/3d/b33d66df873c49498d60e6fd9ba2990d.jpg0.00.0FalseFalse2014-11-02T10:41:20+01:002016-03-08T09:28:35.629920+01:00Stichting Islamic Relief Stichting Islamic Relief NederlandenNEUR22http://www.islamic-relief.nl/Islamic Relief was established in 1984 in Birmingham, United Kingdom, by Dr. Hany el Bana. Islamic Relief is one of the largest humanitarian organizations in the world. It is active in 26 countries spread across Eastern Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Asia.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse2573146811940.00.0PH321468https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/aa/24/aa2450e232037b4501c31971625f0b59.jpg0.00.0FalseFalse2013-07-19T00:00:00+02:002016-03-08T09:26:17.624120+01:00Isis International Women'Isis International Women's Inform. & CommunicationenNEUR21http://www.isiswomen.org/Isis is one of the oldest and most productive women's organisations since the 1970s, when it joined other organisations to spearhead women's emancipation.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse1194226420910.3541637.584717IsioloIsiolo Town, Hospital RoadP.O. Box 36 - 30600KE272264https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/42/ad/42adaafcebf1556b75b058615429bf0a.jpg0.3541637.584717IsioloFalseFalse2014-09-15T12:34:01+02:002015-08-06T11:57:22.142175+02:00Isiolo County GovernmentIsiolo County GovernmentenGEUR10http://www.isiolo.go.ke/info@isiolo.go.keVision:
A secure, just and prosperous County, where people achieve their full potential and enjoy a high quality of life.
Mission:
To improve livelihoods of Isiolo people through participatory engagement and creation of a conducive environment for mobilization and utilization of available resources sustainably.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse2091266936335.4821857.0485Port HarcourtPlot 99 Ikenegbu layout Extension (Willie Elezieanya Crescent)NG202669https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/30/e9/30e983170aa932a18c68ca12a4c85db0.jpg5.4821857.0485Port HarcourtFalseFalse2015-02-27T10:20:33.466276+01:002015-02-27T10:20:33.482267+01:00ISHOImo Self Help OrganizationenNEUR22uxhppraiwkjhttp://www.isho-nigeria.org/2.34803E+12RT. Rev G.C Echefuinfo@isho-nigeria.orgThe mission of our organization is to assist in the reduction of poverty in the south eastern States of Nigeria, through the provision of Micro finance service and Capacity building/support services in Health, Education, Enterprise Development Agriculture to the rural poor.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse36332238205718870.00.0IL1142057https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/17/7e/177eeaafbcd8f3b3c5a491a5c5781161.jpg0.00.0FalseFalse2014-04-28T11:01:28+02:002016-03-08T09:28:08.628343+01:00Isha L'Isha Haifa FeminisIsha L'Isha Haifa Feminist CenterenNEUR22http://www.isha.org.il/eng/Isha L’Isha, established in 1983, is the oldest feminist organization in Israel and one of the leading voices of women’s rights in the country. Isha L’Isha is based in Haifa and works primarily in the northern part ofIsrael.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse18871158104152.6625415.594819UrkWijk 4-1028321 GHNL31158https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/2d/9b/2d9bd5747f35d69ea17469316c1851e1.jpg52.6625415.594819UrkFalseFalse2013-04-02T14:41:06+02:002015-02-26T13:56:56.399007+01:00ISEEInterkerkelijke Stichting Ethiopië/EritreaenNEUR22http://www.isee-urk.nl/0527 6821230848388817info@isee-urk.nlGeïnspireerd door de Bijbelse uitleg van de liefde tracht de Stichting sinds 1973 door middel van kleinschalige projecten de levensomstandigheden en de toekomstmogelijkheden voor de allerarmsten in Ethiopië en Eritrea te verbeteren.
Al sinds 1973 worden er vele (succesvolle) projecten ondersteund op het gebied van visserij, landbouw, onderwijs, gezondheid, economie en milieu.
Met en van deze projecten heeft ISEE al veel bereikt en geleerd, maar de armoede en de nood in beide landen blijft groot en we zijn er dan ook nog lang niet. Onze projecten zijn nog steeds hard nodig om de allerarmsten in Ethiopië zicht op een betere toekomst te bieden.
Kijk rond op onze website voor meer informatie over de stichting, haar doelen, haar projecten en haar bijdrage aan de millenniumdoelen.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse104193784351.7217795.315815’s-HerthogenboschMarathonloop 15235 AANL3937https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/a3/2f/a32f403ba41c532029fc377586618d01.jpg51.7217795.315815’s-HerthogenboschFalseFalse2012-11-21T11:05:54+01:002015-02-26T13:56:56.384754+01:00ISAInternational Sports AllianceenNEUR21http://www.isa-youth.org/073 64 94 256Martijn Harlaarm.harlaar@isa-youth.orgInternational Sports Alliance is a non-profit organisation that supports programmes in the field of sport for development and peace. We consider sport an effective tool for development and peace as it provides a regulated and neutral context where emotions such as aggression, anger and sadness, but also joy and happiness can be expressed and reflected upon. It disregards geographical borders and is a universal language that people all over the world understand. Furthermore it is a cost-effective way to reach large audiences of active participants and non-participants.
In all our activities our overall objective is to improve the capacities and sustainability of local organisations that are located in marginalized and (post)conflict areas. We focus on the needs and requests from local Community Based Organisations (CBOs) and Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) that have a wish to initiate or improve sport for development and peace practices. Within our organisation we emphasize and promote the right for participation for all, regardless of gender, ethnicity, age, religion or handicap. Among the countries in which we are active are Burkina Faso, Mali, Indonesia, Kenya, Uganda, South-Sudan, Surinam and South Africa.
In order to use sports as a tool for development and peace it is imperative to develop, organise and structure projects and programmes in such a manner that the positive force of sports can be used. International Sports Alliance offers professional competences to develop and improve the works of sustainable sport for development projects and programmes. We offer academic and professional expertise on sports leadership, communication, project planning, organizational management, lobbying and education. Furthermore, we have an extended national and international network of partners, companies and organisations that support our partners with their expertise, and technical and financial support.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse84393793984651.7217795.315815’s-HertogenboschMarathonloop 15235 AANL3939https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/84/d7/84d7f2de423f814aa450ed646d9620c1.jpg51.7217795.315815’s-HertogenboschFalseFalse2012-11-22T12:03:59+01:002015-02-26T13:57:01.439700+01:00Sport for DevelopmentSport for DevelopmentenNEUR22http://www.isa-youth.org/073 64 94 256Martijn Harlaarinfo@sportfordevelopment.nlSport for Development is a cooperation between the KNVB, International Sports Alliance (ISA) and Right To Play. With support of the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs these three organisations are working together in eight development countries using sport for capacity development. With this programme Kenya, Mali, Egypt, Mozambique, South-Africa, Indonesia, Surinam and the Palestine areas will be reached.
Sport and culture are an elementary part in a developed society. Sport develops people, increases life circumstances, and stimulates participations and integration; in the Netherlands and in development countries, in involves kids that would otherwise stand on the sidelines. FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse846