Mois : juillet 2008

Women united for a thriving planet.

Linked with Wiser Earth.org.

WEA works towards a world in which women environmental leaders around the globee are in continual communication – exchanging best practices, building alliances, and collectively enacting a global shift towards environmental and social justice. We hope you’ll join us in creating a story of hope, collaboration and world-changing practices.

Homepage;
Focus Areas;
Our Community;
Programs;
WEA in the news;
Donate;
Address: Women’s Earth Alliance, 300 Broadway, Suite 28, San Francisco, CA 94133, USA;
Contact: +1-415-788-3666, ext.110, e-mail.

About: Women’s Earth Alliance unites women environmental advocates around the world, providing the connections, resources and training they need to foster a thriving planet.

Our Vision: We envision a world in which women environmental leaders around the globe are in continual communication—cultivating partnerships, exchanging best practices, defining shared agendas, and collectively enacting a global shift towards environmental and social justice. We foresee a world in which women, with expanded access to both communication tools and decision-making processes regarding natural resource management, can powerfully participate in the development of global sustainability—thereby reducing poverty, encouraging democracy, promoting peace, and enhancing the social and environmental health of the planet.

The education union

Linked with ATL Education News.

If you are a teacher, lecturer or support staff, ATL, the education union, supports its members with a range of unrivalled services. If this is your first visit, please go to ‘first time’ user above.

Homepage and latest news;
News and events;
Education;
Get active;
Membership;
Help and advice;
Pay and Pensions;
Resources;
Newsletters;
Address: Association of Teachers and Lecturers, 7 Northumberland Street, London, WC2N 5RD;
Contact: T: 020 7930 6441, F: 020 7930 1359, e-mail.

About: ATL. The education union – led by education professionals from across the sector and throughout the UK.

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Promoting Human Rights and Education in Bangladesh

Promoting Human Rights and Education in Bangladesh (PHREB) is a voluntary, non-profit and non-government organization designed to promote ‘Women’s Human Rights’, ‘Gender Equality’ and ‘Social Justice’ in Bangladesh. Placing the advancement of women’s human rights at the centre of all its efforts, PHREB focuses its activities on five strategic areas:

• Ending Violence and Discrimination against Girls and Women;
• Promoting Human Rights, Gender Equality and Social Justice;
• Reversing the spread of HIV/AIDS among women and girls;
• Promoting Adolescents’ Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights;
• Promoting Girls’ Human Rights to Education and Health.

Homepage;
Projects and Programmes;
News and Events;
Publications;
Annual Report;
Photo Gallery;
Internship;
How you can help;
Donor;
Newsletter: left column down;
Address: PHREB, House # A/13 (3rd floor), Road # 1, Block # A, Chandgaon R/A, Chittagong 4212, Bangladesh;
Contact.

About: Vision: PHREB envisions a society in which every person enjoys all of the human rights enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other international human rights standards.

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Linked with Nilda Medina-Diaz – Puerto Rico.

RAB is:

• Established in 1996
• Purpose: Community Awareness, Public Participation, Information Exchange and Stakeholder Involvement
• Foster Community / Government Partnership
• Diverse Membership Representing a Variety of Positions

Most sites have the same URL (with links from the Homepage): Homepage, Mission Statement, Membership, Calendar, Meeting Minutes, Links, Contacts.

Exceptions:
Community Relations Plan;
restauration sites;
Public Health Assessment, 153 pages;
About, in form of a book with its many chapters.

Mission Statement: The purpose of the Restoration Advisory Board (RAB) is to promote awareness and obtain constructive community review and comment on environmental clean-up and restoration actions of the Installation Restoration (IR) Program underway at the Naval Station Newport (NAVSTA). The RAB will serve as a key mechanism to disseminate information about the IR Program and to ensure that various concerns about environmental restoration from the diverse interests within the community are heard. The RAB acts as a forum to discuss, exchange, and disseminate information regarding cleanup between NAVSTA, regulatory agencies, and the community, and it acts to foster partnership among the community and government. It provides an opportunity for the public to participate in the NAVSTA cleanup process and to provide input to decision makers. All RAB meetings will be open to the public. NAVSTA has developed a Community Relations Plan that outlines the community involvement program. The RAB supplements the community involvement effort. This Mission Statement and Operating Procedures will be included in the next update of the Community Relations Plan, which is available at the public information repositories located at the Newport Public Library, the Middletown Free Library, and the Portsmouth Free Public Library Association.

A website with no Texts, but a huge amount of links on each page and for each item.

Homepage and links to Scholarships;
Scholarships;
Cambodia Jobs;
International Job;
Volunteer;
Free Trainings;
Free Education;
THE 33rd FAEA ANNUAL CONFERENCE: a CALL FOR PAPERS;

Contact.

No abouts, but these ADS by Google:
Jobs in Cambodia;
United Nations‘ Jobs;
US Aid Jobs;
NGO Jobs.

Links:

Agricultural Economics;
ASEAN International Hotel, Hanoi;
Development Jobs (on DevNetJobs).