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Picture taken in 2010 at the Kings Cruiser wreak, South of Phuket, Thailand.
Mois : juillet 2011
Food for the Hungry
meeting physical and spiritual need worldwide – (in distinguishion to: Food for the Hungry International FHI, http://www.fhi.net/ = site under construction)
- Food for the Hungry FH is an international relief and development organization working in more than 26 countries around the world.[1] Continuer la lecture de « Food for the Hungry »
Center for Sustainable Economy
analysis solutions advocacy
CSE works to speed the transition to a sustainable society through rigorous analysis of policy, programs, and projects, by developing creative solutions for government agencies, businesses, non-profits, and educators, and by providing expert support for legislative, administrative, and legal campaigns … (about Us 1/2).
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General Social Care Council GSCC
- General Social Care Council GSCC is the regulator of the social work profession and education in England. We protect the public by requiring high standards of education, conduct and practice of social workers by ensuring that only those who are properly trained and committed to high standards practise social work. (About).
- GSCC on en.wikipedia.
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Global Footprint Network
also in de, fr, es, it
Global Footprint Network, founded in 2003, is an independent think tank based in the United States, Belgium and Switzerland. Global Footprint Network works on tools for advancing sustainability.
Global Footprint Network’s goal is to create a future where all humans can live well, within the means of one planet Earth. Their headquarters are in Oakland, CA, but they also have offices in Zurich and Brussels.[1] The Network includes over 200 partner organizations, including WWF International, Sarasin bank, Pictet bank, the British think tank, the New Economics Foundation, and the UK consultancy Best Foot Forward. Their short-term ambition is to have 10 countries use the Ecological Footprint by 2015.[2] … (full text on en.wikipedia). Continuer la lecture de « Global Footprint Network »