| African Energy Policy Research
Network (AFREPREN), Kenya brings together 106 African
energy researchers and policy makers from Africa and aims to
strengthen local research capacity in Africa and to harness
it in the service of energy policy and planning in Africa. |
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Africa Humanitarian Action, Ethiopia
(AHA) is an independent, non-governmental organization
providing emergency and development health services, disaster
management and relief assistance, rehabilitation and reintegration
during post conflict recovery in Africa. |
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| Centre for the Development of People
(CEDEP), Ghana is a Ghanian NGO with more than 15 years
experience in working with people at the grassroots level. CEDEP's
mission is to support, facilitate, and build the capacity of
marginalised and vulnerable groups, and influence policy, in
pursuit of sustainable human development in Ghana. |
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Centre for Peoples Forestry (CPF), India's
primary mandate is to identify and cater to the participatory
training / research needs of Communities and NGOs in India and
to encourage the people to assert themselves and work towards
realizing the entitlements due to them. |
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| Centre for Poverty Analysis (CEPA),
Sri Lanka is a professional service provider promoting
a better understanding of poverty related issues in Sri Lanka.
CEPA offers advisory and training services, based on applied
empirical research, to organisations and professionals working
towards poverty reduction. |
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Chronic Poverty Research Centre (CPRC),
UK is an international partnership of universities,
research institutes and NGOs with the overreaching aim to challenge
existing ideas about poverty and enhance the understanding of
policymakers and other researchers about the processes that
underpin chronic poverty. |
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| Centro de Implementación de
Políticas Públicas para la Equidad y el Crecimiento
(CIPPEC), Argentina is a private, non-profit organization
that strives to create a more just, democratic, and efficient
State in Argentina to improve the quality of life for all Argentine
citizens. |
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Cruzeiro do Sul, Mozambique
is a research organisation working on issues around poverty
reduction and sustainable development. |
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| Development in Nigeria (DIN), Nigeria
strives to work in partnership with local communities to promote
forest conservation and sustainable livelihoods. Working together
with community partners they aim to bring a lasting difference
through the sustainable management of natural resources and
promoting alternative livelihoods through micro-economic development.
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The Economic and Social Research Consortium
(CIES), Peru seeks to strengthen Perus academic
community in order to produce and disseminate useful knowledge
for analysts and decision-makers in government, civil society
and academia. Its mission is to contribute to Perus development
by raising the level of debate on key options for economic and
social policy. |
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| Economic and Social Research Foundation
(ESRF), Tanzania's primary objectives are to strengthen
capabilities in policy analysis and development management and
to enhance the understanding of policy options in the government,
the public sector, civil society, and the donor community and
the growing private sector. |
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El Instituto Latinoamericano de Investigaciones
Sociales (ILDIS), Bolivia aims to provide an open space
for political, social and institutional actors to reflect on
the problems that challenge Bolivia with the objective to generate
relevant recommendations and support the country's democratic
process. |
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| FARM Africa is an international
non- governmental organisation that aims to reduce poverty through
developing innovative approaches to natural resource management
in Africa. |
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Harvest Help provides
practical support to communities in rural Africa, helping them
to improve their livelihoods through sustainable farming and
increased self-reliance. |
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| Institute of
Economic and Social Research (INESOR), University of Zambia
is the multi-disciplinary research wing of the University of
Zambia (UNZA) and has six main research programmes: Economics
and business; Agriculture and rural development; Health; Urban
development; Governance; Socio-cultural programme. |
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Malawi Economic Justice Network, (MEJN)
Malawi is a coalition of civil society organisations,
standing for poverty reduction through equitable distribution
of economic opportunities, resources and income. |
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| MEDiCAM, Cambodia is a non-profit,
non-partisan, and non-sectarian umbrella organisation and is
the main network of organizations working on health issues in
Cambodia. |
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Participatory Development Associates
(PDA), Ghana provides facilitation, training and research
services for government, non-government and private organizations
in Ghana in reproductive health, HIV/AIDS; gender issues; governance;
organization development; and monitoring and evaluation of development
projects and programmes. |
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The Southern African Regional Poverty
Network (SARPN) is a non-profit organisation promoting
debate and knowledge sharing on poverty reduction processes
and experiences in Southern Africa. It aims to contribute
towards effective reduction of poverty in the Southern African
Development Community countries through creating platforms
for effective pro-poor policy, strategy and practice.
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Unnayan Onneshan/The Innovators,
Bangladesh is an independent not-for-profit registered
trust which aims to contribute to innovation in development
through research, advocacy, partnerhsip and action. |
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| WaterAid is an international
NGO dedicated exclusively to the provision of safe domestic
water, sanitation and hygiene education to the world's poorest
people and works in partnership with local organisations in
15 countries in Africa and Asia. |
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YAPPIKA (Indonesian Foundation to
Strengthen Civil Society Participation, Initiatives and Partnership)
is a leading network engaged in strengthening civil society
alliance for democracy in Indonesia, seeking to uphold human
rights and achieve people led social and economic development
in Indonesia. |
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In addition to those listed above, the CSPP is starting to work
with other organisations. More...