Environmental Justice
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Funded Groups 2006: Environmental Justice
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MAJOR GRANTS
Amazon Watch
San Francisco, USA
Clean up Ecuador Campaign and subgranting
£25,000
www.amazonwatch.org
Blacksmith Institute
New York, USA.
Funding towards Polluted Places Program & Blacksmith's other pollution-related projects in developing countries.
£125,000
www.blacksmithinstitute.org
Chemical Reaction
Brussels, Belgium.
Core funding for company to enact REACH legislation at EU.
£135,000
www.eeb.org
Earth Economics
Seattle, USA
Core support
£75,000
www.eartheconomics.org
Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA), The
London.
To investigate, and advocate for an end to illegal logging in Indonesia's national parks and across S.E. Asia.
£100,000
www.eia-international.org
European Environmental Bureau
Brussels, Belgium.
Funds for campaign to end mercury production and use in the EU, and to prevent global dumping.
£160,000
www.eeb.org
Fauna & Flora International
Cambridge, UK.
A grant for a social enterprise programme in two conservation areas of Kyrgyzstan.
£75,000
www.fauna-flora.org
Friends Of The Earth Europe
Belgium
Trade campaign coordination network and Central Eastern European Cohesion Funds
£100,000
www.foeeurope.org
Friends of the Earth International
Amsterdam.
Small grants to members of the FOE international network in the Global South and Eastern Europe.
£250,000
www.foei.org
Global Greengrants Fund
Boulder, USA
Small grants on extractive industries & indigenous peoples, support for CASA and Sandhana
£75,000
www.greengrants.org
Global Witness Trust, The
London, UK
Programmatic work and core support
£350,000
www.globalwitness.org
Ground Work
Pietermaritzburg, South Africa
Core support
£70,000
www.groundwork.org.za
Health and Environment Alliance
Brussels, Belgium
To set up a Chemical Health Monitor
£112,000
www.env-health.org
International Rivers Network
USA
Core support
£125,000
www.irn.org
Latin American Mining Monitoring Programme
Bromley, UK
Women Against Mining Network
£50,000
Mines and Communities
London, UK
Core support
£15,000
www.minesandcommunities.org
New World Foundation, The
New York.
For making worldwide grants to grass roots groups working on pesticides & toxics.
£150,000
www.newwf.org
Pacific Environment
San Francisco, USA
China programme
£50,000
www.pacificenvironment.org
Pesticide Action Network UK
London.
Core funding for worldwide network.
£300,000
www.pan-uk.org
PLATFORM: London
London.
Monitors the activities of the UK based oil companies: BP & Shell.
£60,000
www.platformlondon.org
Sierra Madre
El Paso, Texas.
Working on conservation and environmental justice and poverty issues with small community groups in Mexico's Sierra Madre.
£32,000
www.sierramadrealliance.org
Total Donations - £2,434,000
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