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NGO Stakeholder Organizations

Website links to key NGO Stakeholder Organizations.

Folder WiserEarth
View Paul Hawkins Blessed Unrest presentation video and the origins of the WiserEarth Social Network platform. WiserEarth provides the tools and a platform for non-profit organizations, funders, social entrepreneurs, students, organizers, academics, activists, scientists, and citizens to connect, collaborate, share resources and build alliances. WiserEarth is the first of three projects to be launched under WISER (World Index for Social and Environmental Responsibility): WiserEarth will be followed by WiserBusiness and WiserGovernment respectively. Another WISER offshoot currently in development is the WiserCommons project.
Folder American Chemistry Society
Information pertaining to the American Chemistry Society.
Folder American Institute for Chemical Engineers
Information pertaining to AIChE.
Folder Better World Campaign
 
Folder CERES
The Coalition of Environmentally Responsible Economies (CERES).
Folder The Climate Group
The Climate Group is an independent, nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing business and government leadership on climate change. We are based in the UK, the USA and Australia and we operate internationally.
Folder New York Academy of Sciences
Information about the New York Academy of Sciences.
Folder World Resources Instutue (WRI)
World Resources Institute
Folder Women’s Network for a Sustainable Future
The Network provides a forum for business and professional women to congregate, reflect, and act on the converging issues of corporate social responsibility and sustainable development. Through meetings and simple electronic support tools, the Network aims to facilitate the exchange of experiences and best practices on these vital workplace issues. By creating a new network of executive women, the Network seeks to improve responsible practices in workplaces; sensitize corporate culture more generally to issues of sustainability and social responsibility; and encourage a public commitment locally, nationally, and internationally to sustainability principles.
Link The Bonneville Environmental Foundation (BEF)
The Bonneville Environmental Foundation (BEF) was founded in 1998 to support watershed restoration programs and develop new sources of renewable energy. Funding for these efforts has been provided in a way that would be called unusual for most foundations. BEF, a non-profit organization, markets green power products to public utilities, businesses, government agencies and individuals.
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