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Esplanadna 4201601UA171833https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/7e/11/7e1138a2a2c8b03472700ee0c57c9f15.jpg50.43488530.519717KievFalseFalse2014-01-24T13:44:07+01:002015-02-26T13:56:57.920695+01:00MYSUMinistry of Youth and Sports of UkraineenGEUR10http://dsmsu.gov.ua/+380 (044) 289-12-64+380 (044) 289-12-94Iryna BelayevaThe Ministry of Youth and Sports of Ukraine is a governmental agency within the Cabinet of Ukraine in charge of regulating activities related to sports and youth development in Ukraine.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse16471832164650.450130.5234KievLaboratorniy by-street 7-a01133UA171832https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/f4/18/f418d9c22ba10d16cb0a424c00d080bc.jpg50.450130.5234KievFalseFalse2014-01-24T13:35:34+01:002015-02-26T13:56:54.203697+01:00FFUFootball Federation of UkraineenNEUR22http://www.ffu.org.ua/eng+380 (044) 521-0-500+380 (044) 521-0-550Evgeniy Stolitenkoinfo@ffu.org.uaThe Football Federation of Ukraine (FFU) is the governing body of football in Ukraine. It governs all football competitions including the Ukrainian Professional League, the Ukrainian Cup as well as Premier League and the Professional Football League. FFU and UNV jointly work together in identifying appropriate sport schools and coaches who further promote YDF methodology in Ukraine. FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse16461232111342.65677621.165872PristinaRexhep Mala Street 610000XK1111232https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/8e/30/8e309222d40f1272219e3fbb0dbccbfc.jpg42.65677621.165872PristinaFalseFalse2013-06-24T15:49:39+02:002015-02-26T13:57:00.674426+01:00SDC KosovoSwiss Agency for Development and Cooperation KosovoenGEUR10http://www.swiss-cooperation.admin.ch/kosovo/+381 38 248091 /2 /3+ 381 38 248096Viktor Popovicpristina@sdc.netThe Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) is Switzerland’s international cooperation agency within the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs (FDFA). In operating with other federal offices concerned, SDC is responsible for the overall coordination of development activities and cooperation with Eastern Europe, as well as for the humanitarian aid delivered by the Swiss Confederation. The goal of development cooperation is that of reducing poverty. It is notably meant to foster economic self-reliance and state autonomy, to contribute to the improvement of production conditions, to help in finding solutions to environmental problems, and to provide better access to education and basic healthcare services.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse11131138102042.44257519.268646PodgoricaBulevar Sveti Petar Cetinjski 13081000ME861138https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/91/38/91383482c3a0f4a289f74be3297bd1d2.jpg42.44257519.268646PodgoricaFalseFalse2013-03-13T10:53:54+01:002015-02-26T13:56:58.628670+01:00NTO MontenegroNational Tourism Organization MontenegroenGEUR10http://www.montenegro.travel/+382 77 1000001+382 77 1000009Biljana Bozovicbiljana.bozovic@montenegro.travelThe National Tourism Organization of Montenegro is umbrella institution for promotion and creation of tourism product in Montenegro and has wide network of tourism partners in country as well as abroad. NTO has very good vertical and horizontal institutional cooperation. THe organization has the mission to enable both our citizens and guests to feel the spirit of Montenegro and to get acquainted with its beauties.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse10201137101945.80841315.968574ZagrebRoosveltov trg 210000HR1101137https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/3c/44/3c447146774068ffe744b07cf0e57dd9.jpg45.80841315.968574ZagrebFalseFalse2013-03-13T10:41:04+01:002015-02-26T13:56:51.836844+01:00CCC - DubrovnikCroatian Chamber of Commerce - Country office DubrovnikenCEUR70http://www.hgk.hr/+385 20 312 099+385 20 412 044Nikolina Trojicntrojic@hgk.hrThe Croatian Chamber of Economy is an independent professional and business organisation of all legal entities engaging in business. It was established in 1852, organised in European tradition and on the so-called continental model of Austrian and German chambers with compulsory membership. Every company registered with the Commercial Court is a member of the Chamber. The Croatian Chamber of Economy consists of the Headquarters in Zagreb and 20 county chambers. Among these, the Zagreb Chamber represents both the City of Zagreb and Zagreb County. Functionally, the CCE consists of 8 departments dealing with the respective branch of the economy, and it also includes 40 professional associations, 87 groups and 19 affiliations. Apart from this, within the CCE act five business centres, Permanent Arbitration Court, Conciliation Centre, Court of Honour and CCE Office for Areas of Special State Concern. The Croatian Chamber of Economy is run by the Assembly, Management and Supervisory Boards, President, who is elected by the Assembly, and five Vice Presidents. The members of the Supervisory Board and Assembly are elected from among reputable business people. Together with the Chamber’s working bodies, they promote, represent and protect their members’ common interests before governmental authorities home and abroad.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse10191136101845.81302915.977895ZagrebKozarceva 2210000HR1101136https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/d6/eb/d6eb0b32f751cb87e5cf7787d5fe3fb8.jpg45.81302915.977895ZagrebFalseFalse2013-03-13T10:01:32+01:002015-02-26T13:56:52.143027+01:00CMRSCroatian Mountain Rescue ServiceenNEUR22http://www.gss.hr/+385 21781200+385 21781202Daniel Kovacdanielkovac1986@gmail.comThe Croatian Mountain Rescue Service (Hrvatska gorska služba spašavanja - HGSS) is a volunteer, not-for-profit and public organisation. It is specialised in rescuing in mountains, on rock faces, in caves and other unapproachable places where rescuing requires application of special mountain-rescue skills and equipment. HGSS is organized through 20 territorial units - teams. HGSS has 60 years of experience and achievements (over 5000 rescues, all of them successful, faultless and safe). Croatian Mountain Rescue Service and its members do not charge their rescue missions. Rescue is free for any rescued person.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse10181440113543.85610518.422026SarajevoHamdije Kresevljakovica 9871 000BA1031440https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/88/cb/88cb1d4e6bcf920c6053e3a89fc656ce.jpg43.85610518.422026SarajevoFalseFalse2013-07-09T13:38:58+02:002015-02-26T13:56:58.177426+01:00MoD BiHMinistry of Defense of Bosnia and HerzegovinaenGEUR10http://www.mod.gov.ba/Language.aspx+387 (0)33 285 500+387 (0)33 206 094info@mod.gov.ba• Creation and maintenance of defense capacity in order to ensure protection of sovereignty, territorial integrity, political independence and international subjectivity of BiH, • Supervision over all aspects of the Armed Forces of BiH, • Representation of Bosnia and Herzegovina in international relations related to defense affairs, • Drafting, review and updating of the defense policy of Bosnia and Herzegovina as approved by the Presidency of BiH, • Drafting and approval of policies and regulations in terms of organization, administration, training, equipping and use of the Armed Forces of BiH, • Ensuring compliance by Bosnia and Herzegovina of international commitments related to defense FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse11351441113643.85610518.422026SarajevoFra Andjela Zvizdovica 1 t.A71 000BA1031441https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/5b/0f/5b0f7b0439b9c730a5f2cec3ca00dd60.jpg43.85610518.422026SarajevoFalseFalse2013-07-09T13:43:25+02:002015-02-26T13:56:58.948304+01:00OSCE mission to BiHOrganization for Security and Co-operation in EuropeenGEUR10http://www.oscebih.org/Default.aspx?id=0&lang=EN+387 (0)33 75 21 00+387 (0)33 44 24 79press.ba@osce.orgThe Organization for Security and Co-operation is the world's largest security-oriented intergovernmental organization, with 57 participating states. The OSCE has its roots in the 1973 Conference on Security and Co-operation in Europe (an East-West forum). The OSCE’s mandate in Bosnia and Herzegovina was established under the General Framework Agreement for Peace (GFAP), drawn up in Dayton in late 1995 and signed in Paris in December 1995 to end close to four years of conflict. Since then, BiH has faced the daunting task of rebuilding itself as a multi-ethnic, democratic society. The OSCE is one of the key agencies responsible for helping BiH make this transition and began its work in December 1995.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse113672269342.021.433333Skopjest. Zenevska bbp. fah: 321000MK90722https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/47/2c/472caa903165305b35ef977e1713500a.jpg42.021.433333SkopjeFalseFalse2012-07-09T16:14:46+02:002015-02-26T13:57:03.667984+01:00ZELSAssociation of the Units of Local Self-government of Republic of MacedoniaenNEUR22http://www.zels.org.mk/+389 2 30 99 033 +389 2 30 61 994Ms Dusica Perisiccontact@zels.org.mkThe Association of the Units of Local Self Government was formed in 1972 but was reconstituted when the new Law on Local Self Government was enacted in 1996. During the period between 1990-1996 when there was no overall law on local government, ZELS was very active on behalf of the municipalities. The Association produced and disseminated model ordinances for its members. It also provided a forum to debate these various models as well as participated in drafting the new local government law. Under the present governing charter membership for the municipalities is obligatory. According to the Association’s statute adopted in October, 2004, the overall mission of ZELS is to advance the principles of local governance through the following activities: • Promoting and encouraging mutual cooperation and information sharing among its members • Serving as a lobby group and acting as an advisory body to the central government in the arena of local government; • Establishing relations with national and international associations of local authorities; • Promoting continuous and constructive cooperation between the local governments and the state authorities; and • Organizing training and conference opportunities to its members. FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse6931187107045.1110627.270234Sant' Antonino di Susa TurinVia Augusto Abegg 19IT491187https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/fa/d0/fad03d26475d0ef2ed29e19f7dc7077d.jpg45.1110627.270234Sant' Antonino di SusaFalseFalse2013-06-03T11:50:48+02:002015-02-26T13:56:56.788700+01:00Istituto ComprensivoIstituto Comprensivo Sant' AntoninoenKEUR80http://share.dschola.it/icsa/+390119649093+39011964842toic82400X@pec.instruzione.itFalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse10702130196044.49851111.342343BolognaVia Galliera 2140121IT492130https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/c2/b6/c2b6be6a2c9b956288fd4f0e45c2638d.jpg44.49851111.342343BolognaFalseFalse2014-05-28T17:40:33+02:002014-05-28T17:40:47+02:00IBCIstituto per i beni artistici, culturali, naturali della regione Emilia-RomenGEUR10http://ibc.regione.emilia-romagna.it/+39 051 527 66 00+39 051 232 599direzioneibc@postacert.regione.emilia-romagna.itThe Istituto per i beni artistici, culturali e naturali (IBC) of the Region Emilia Romagna was founded in 1974 to support and advise the Regional Government in policy making and to act as an advisory body to local authorities in the field of cultural heritage. The Istituto promotes and carries out research projects for the enhancement, the restoration and the protection of cultural objects, historical cities and cultural heritage at large, advising both the Regional Government and local authorities and enforcing the legislation addressed to local authority. The activities carried out by the Istituto Beni Culturali over the years and the important role played with respect to the Regional Government, have made it a unique organisation in Italy, with an unrivalled experience in its field. For more information about IBC : link to IBC partner page on NEARCH websiteFalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse196075311133.755916-84.387647AtlantaGeorgia55 Park Place NESuite 40030303US5753https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/0c/b7/0cb7003260b13691318e49317772f18a.jpg33.755916-84.387647AtlantaFalseFalse2012-07-30T09:43:33+02:002015-02-26T13:56:51.869080+01:00CDC FoundationCDC FoundationenNEUR22http://www.cdcfoundation.org/00 11 1 404 653 0790(404) 653-0330Headquarter CDC Foundationcdcinfo@cdc.govThe CDC Foundation connects the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) with private-sector organizations and individuals to build public health programs that make our world healthier and safer. FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse1111834164846.2266266.140413GenevaVilla La Pelouse, Palais des Nations1211CH261834https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/86/91/8691846db69e9a576a4c5580d199a051.jpg46.2266266.140413GenevaFalseFalse2014-01-24T13:49:48+01:002015-02-26T13:57:02.543767+01:00UNOSDPUnited Nations Office on Sport for Development and PeaceenGEUR10http://www.un.org/wcm/content/site/sport/+41 (0) 22 917 5617+41 (0) 22 917 0712Jamie Laflammesdpiwg@unog.chThe United Nations Office on Sport for Development and Peace or UNOSDP was introduced by Kofi Annan in 2001. Its mandate is to coordinate the efforts undertaken by the United Nations in promoting sport in a systematic and coherent way as a means to contribute to the achievement of development and peace.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse1648295148865.830876-55.158746ParamariboParamariboHenck Aaronstraat 8SR1002951https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/52/10/52105cffe5c66a2168d7f84256e7b7e8.jpg5.830876-55.158746ParamariboFalseFalse2015-07-28T12:03:16.592721+02:002015-07-28T16:56:38.391156+02:00Foreign Affairs SurinamMinistry of Foreign Affairs SurinamenGEUR10http://www.gov.sr/ministerie-van-buza.aspx(597) 471756/471209410411Winston Lackinsec.minister@foreignaffairs.gov.srThe policy of the Department focuses on the following areas: • Borderland Politics • Regional Integration • Bilateral relations • Multilateral relations • Migration and Movement of Persons • Surinamese diaspora • Development and International Trade • Development diplomacy • National High Level dialogueFalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse48863601148103146.2314056.132091Geneva17, Route des MorillonsCH-1211CH261148https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/16/20/1620aef6c736e8e93f817773db613c27.jpg46.2314056.132091GenevaFalseFalse2013-03-26T14:46:04+01:002015-02-26T13:56:56.271782+01:00IOMInternational Organization for MigrationenNEUR21http://www.iom.int/+41.22.717 9111+41.22.798 6150hq@iom.intEstablished in 1951, IOM is the leading inter-governmental organization in the field of migration and works closely with governmental, intergovernmental and non-governmental partners. With 149 member states, a further 12 states holding observer status and offices in over 100 countries, IOM is dedicated to promoting humane and orderly migration for the benefit of all. It does so by providing services and advice to governments and migrants. IOM works to help ensure the orderly and humane management of migration, to promote international cooperation on migration issues, to assist in the search for practical solutions to migration problems and to provide humanitarian assistance to migrants in need, including refugees and internally displaced people.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse10311993181743.659905-79.388648TorontoMaRS Centre, South Tower101 College Street, Suite 406M5G 1L7CA501993https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/91/ed/91edc5cfd015b49b0b31ed599361a7f4.jpg43.659905-79.388648TorontoFalseFalse2014-03-17T11:31:53+01:002014-03-17T11:33:54+01:00Grand Challenges Canada Grand Challenges Canada enGEUR22http://www.grandchallenges.ca/416.673.6568416.978.6826info@grandchallenges.caWhat is a Grand Challenge? A grand challenge is a specific critical barrier that, if removed, would help solve an important health problem in the developing world, with a high likelihood of global impact through widespread implementation. The first grand challenge was introduced over a century ago in Germany, when Dr. David Hilbert issued 23 challenges in mathematics. By doing so, he inspired a generation of mathematicians. His efforts were successful: nearly all of his challenges have been solved. Grand Challenges Canada will bring the same focus and energy to defining and addressing global health issues. Grand Challenges Canada works closely with its Scientific Advisory Board, Board of Directors, and key experts and decision-makers in the area of global health to identify and select Grand Challenges. Grand Challenges Canada’s Board of Directors approves all Grand Challenge topics.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse181795685950.08877114.390719PragueLoretanske namesti 511800CZ101956https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/fb/50/fb505f78c4cb7fa1d158f1f806b00f4b.jpg50.08877114.390719PragueFalseFalse2012-12-03T17:00:48+01:002015-02-26T13:56:52.977242+01:00Czech MFAThe Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech RepublicenGEUR10http://www.mzv.cz/+420 224 18 2366+420 224 18 2491ors@mzv.czThe Ministry of Foreign Affairs is responsible for creating the concept of and coordinating development cooperation of the Czech Republic. It also coordinates foreign humanitarian aid, in cooperation with the Ministry of Interior. The Czech Republic provides its own development cooperation on the bilateral as well as multilateral basis. The objectives of the Czech Republic's development cooperation include reduction of poverty, social development, economic and industrial development, gradual integration of partner countries into the world economy, agricultural development, development and strengthening of democracy, human rights and good governance, migration management, sustainable development with special emphasis on its environmental aspects and post-conflict renewal. More information can be found in the Development Cooperation Strategy of the Czech Republic for the period 2010-2017 and at the website www.mzv.cz/aid. FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse8597335551.387307-2.378721BathSomersetThe HouseKelston ParkBA1 9AE GB39733https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/fe/cb/fecb2fdf1cca2f29c0192d703598c49d.jpg51.387307-2.378721BathFalseFalse2012-07-20T10:40:12+02:002015-02-26T13:56:50.720561+01:00ARCThe Alliance of Religions and ConservationenNEUR22http://www.arcworld.org/+44 (0)1225 758 004+44 (0)1225 442 962Mary Bellekom mary.bellekom@arcworld.orgThe Alliance of Religions and Conservation (ARC) is a secular body that helps the major religions of the world to develop their own environmental programmes, based on their own core teachings, beliefs and practices. We help the religions link with key environmental organisations – creating powerful alliances between faith communities and conservation groups. More and more secular agencies now recognise the importance of working with religions, and the significant work of faith groups on environmental issues is growing rapidly. Current programmes range from assisting Christian, Muslim and Hindu groups in sub-Saharan Africa to develop long-term environmental action plans; helping the faiths make their sacred places more sustainable through the world's first Green Pilgrimage Network; working with Daoists and Buddhists in Asia (particularly China) to make their teachings on protecting nature more relevant to today's generations; and harnessing the faiths’ authority to end the illegal wildlife trade. ARC was founded in 1995 by HRH Prince Philip. We now work with 11 major faiths through the key traditions within each faith. We are not funded by any faith group. Why work with the religions? - The faiths are the largest sector of civil society; 85% of the world’s people describe themselves as belonging to a faith. - The faiths own 7-8% of the habitable land surface of the planet, including 5% of forests worldwide. They also have influence over 15% of forests considered sacred. - They are involved in more than half of schools worldwide. - They are among the largest investment blocks on the global stock market. - They produce more newspapers than the whole of the European Union. - More important, they are trusted as a source – often the leading source – of wisdom, information and authority in many parts of the world.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse552142197251.755095-1.260939Oxford36 Beaumont StreetOX1 2PGGB392142https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/3b/72/3b72705810a0dfe660573ce90f807de4.jpg51.755095-1.260939OxfordFalseFalse2014-06-16T11:42:57+02:002014-06-16T11:45:56+02:00UOFXInstitute of Archaeology - University of OxfordenKEUR80http://www.arch.ox.ac.uk/institute.html+44 (0)1865 278240+44 (0)1865 278254Laura Morleylaura.morley@arch.ox.ac.ukThe Institute of Archaeology, established in 1961, is part of the School of Archaeology at Oxford University. The School overall embraces a wide range of archaeological research, from the Palaeolithic to post-medieval periods and across much of the world (with particular focus on Africa, Asia and Europe). Over 30 academics are based at the Institute, and it forms one of the principal foci for undergraduate and graduate teaching of archaeology at Oxford. It also houses a substantial archive of material of prominent 20th-century archaeologists associated with Oxford, including Christopher Hawkes, O G S Crawford and Paul Jacobsthal. 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Our global network is made up of more than 650 member organisations across the world, including human rights, development, environmental and faith-based organisations.Removed org duplicate 1608FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse99010922540285551.488335-0.226723London5 Great James Street London WC1N 3DBGB392540https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/cf/55/cf5533b0be4041408d6b4718a21dc469.jpg51.488335-0.226723LondonFalseFalse2014-12-15T21:23:12+01:002014-12-15T21:23:12+01:00LEFLiving Earth FoundationenNEUR22y2gkpni0q5nhttp://livingearth.org.uk/+44 (0)20 7440 9750+44 (0)20 7242 3817info@livingearth.org.ukSolutions cannot be learned from a textbook, they cannot be prescribed from the top down. Each situation is different, each is unique and each requires its own individual approach. We work with all sectors of society to build and nurture an environment which enables people to develop effective solutions to environmental and social concerns. Rather than imposing solutions, Living Earth helps to develop people’s knowledge, skills and abilities in response to their needs.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse2855223844346351.526748-0.088026London Finsgate 5-7 Cranwood StreetEC1V 9LHGB39443https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/6f/5d/6f5dc380557e390ccb318bc910fcc041.jpg51.526748-0.088026LondonFalseFalse2011-11-14T15:36:24+01:002015-02-26T13:56:59.596258+01:00Plan InternationalPlan InternationalenNEUR22http://www.plan-uk.org/+44 (0)20 7608 1311+44 (0)20 7253 9989About Plan Plan is a global children’s charity. We work with children in the world’s poorest countries to help them build a better future. A future you would want for all children, your family and friends. For over 70 years we’ve been taking action and standing up for every child’s right to fulfil their potential by: giving children a healthy start in life, including access to safe drinking water securing the education of girls and boys working with communities to prepare for and survive disasters inspiring children to take a lead in decisions that affect their lives enabling families to earn a living and plan for their children’s future We do what’s needed, where it’s needed most. We do what you would do. With your support children, families and entire communities have the power to move themselves from a life of poverty to a future with opportunity.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse46337962451.508456-0.131817LondonLondon16 Charles II Street GB39379https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/0b/8a/0b8a785c1c42e467d699d9ebf34c4c6d.jpg51.508456-0.131817LondonFalseFalse2011-06-15T16:35:33+02:002015-02-26T13:57:02.697088+01:00Unilever VenturesUnilever Ventures LimitedenCEUR70http://www.unileverventures.com/+44 (0)20 7321 6199 +44 (0)20 7321 6198Ian LaneIan.Lane@unilever.comFormed in 2002 and fully backed by Unilever Plc, Unilever Ventures is a venture capital firm providing funding and management skills to start-up and early stage businesses looking for successful growth. Having initially focused purely on start-up investments, we are now considering investments at later stages as well, including expansion-led capital and management buyouts with an enterprise value of up to €50m. To date, we have invested in nearly 20 businesses, mainly in the UK, originating both from within Unilever and from external sources. Our focus is to support businesses that deliver a compelling consumer proposition in growth markets, whether that be product or service led. We also have interests in several technology-led spin outs where we have been able to utilise a technology that has emerged through Unilever’s leading research labs. We have a strong team of 11, drawn both from within Unilever and the private equity sector, we are based in central London.FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse62476937851.524628-0.084539LondonDevelopment House56-64 Leonard StreetEC2A 4LTGB39769https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/f0/71/f071aa5017f430196f0c4e14f869c322.jpg51.524628-0.084539LondonFalseFalse2012-08-02T12:00:00+02:002015-02-26T13:56:57.976465+01:00Malaria ConsortiumMalaria ConsortiumenNEUR22http://www.malariaconsortium.org/+44 (0)20 7549 0210+44 (0)20 7549 0211Malaria Consortiuminfo@malariaconsortium.orgThe Malaria Consortium works in partnerships to ensure good evidence supports delivery of effective services. FalseFalseFalseTrueFalseFalse37884374850.78884-1.032265PortsmouthHampshireFort Cumberland, Fort Cumberland RoadEastneyPO4 9LDGB39843https://storage.googleapis.com/akvo-rsr-production-media-files/cache/94/6f/946f559712213cc575b214a590cef644.jpg50.78884-1.032265PortsmouthFalseFalse2012-09-18T16:16:26+02:002016-01-18T14:06:17.690922+01:00NASNautical Archaeology SocietyenNEUR22http://www.nauticalarchaeologysociety.org/44 (0) 2392 81941944 (0)796902867844 (0) 2392 819419 Chris Underwoodnas@nauticalarchaeologysociety.orgThe NAS is dedicated to advancing education in nautical archaeology at all levels; to improving techniques in recording, preservation and reporting and to encouraging the participation of members of the public at all stages. The Nautical Archaeology Society is a non-government organisation formed to further interest in our under-water cultural heritage. NAS is a registered charity based in the United Kingdom, but with strong links to partner organisations around the world. 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