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Messages from CAN International

The World entered 2017 in a changing political landscape and resurgence of extreme right wing that is very critical of climate change action. This came at a time when momentum for climate action needed to be accelerated even more.

Message from the Board

The climate community needed to tackle this political uncertain-ty head on and needed to ensure that the right opportunities were created at the international lev-el to retain the political gains achieved and to further enable greater national action. A clear need was felt to configure a po-litical landscape conducive to increasing ambition rapidly and creating opportunities in various global fora through which more ambition could be leveraged. A great part of 2017 has been spent towards creating the right lever-ages for 2018, when the Paris Agreement needed to go through its first big test. 2017 has been the year to prepare for 2018, ti-tled by many the Step-Up year, a

key moment for the international climate community when climate change needs to come back on top of the political agenda. With only one year to prepare for it, while at the same time facing the current US Administration and a fossil fuel industry fighting back, 2017 has been an important pre-paratory year and yet a challeng-ing one.Nevertheless, while many would have been surprised by the withdrawal of the United States from the Paris Agreement, the climate community had already started to align itself: A big Non-State Actors Summit was in the making for 2018 and CAN could join on the advisory committee, gathering forces to make 2018 a Step Up year. Discussions among

civil society for a global mobiliza-tion moment in 2018 was gather-ing momentum.With the retreat of the US from their leadership role on climate, and the risk of cli-mate action being overshadowed by other priorities on the political agenda, creating alternative lead-ership coalitions and diffused po-litical leadership was identified by the climate movement as a crucial strategy. To explore which alternative leadership coalitions would achieve most impact, CAN hosted a strategy workshop on the side-lines of New York Cli-mate Week to discuss and strate-gize around possible new models.

Wendel Trio Co-Chair of the Board

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MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD 3

HIGHLIGHTS OF 2017 4

SECRETARIAT 12

ABOUT CAN 14

FINANCIAL REPORT 16

FUNDERS 17

LIST OF MEMBERS 18

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ANNUAL REPORT 2017CLIMATE ACTION NETWORK

Climate Policy

« We are all in the same Canoe »

In 2017, CAN convened discussions

to develop a campaign to be

launched in the following year and

aiming at pushing countries and

other stakeholders to “Step Up”

their ambition and signal that they

will revise their climate targets, also

known as Nationally Determined

Contributions (NDCs), by 2020. To

this end, CAN organized meetings

with various stakeholders and

convened communicators from

across the movement to align around

a joint narrative to underpin the

campaign. 2017 also saw progress

in the UNFCCC negotiations, where

CAN continued to play a pivotal

role in co-developing strategy and

coordinating member environmental

non-governmental organizations

(ENGOs): COP 23, hosted by Fiji,

brought the voices and leadership

of Small Island States and the Pacific

region to Bonn, Germany, where

the COP was held. It also enshrined

the Talanoa Dialogue process – an

innovative story-telling format rich of

traditions in the Pacific – and which

was successfully introduced and

enriched the discussions with many

perspectives and powerful voices

otherwise rarely heard in the UNFCCC

space. The “Islands COP” reminded

us that “We are all in the same

canoe” and that climate action today

is far if we want everyone to survive

and thrive, wherever they are in

the world. Negotiations also set the

stage for 2018, with the important

challenge to reach agreement on the

Paris Agreement rulebook by COP

24 – a moment which would test

whether Parties would live up to the

vision which they had collectively

promulgated in Paris in 2015.

Long-Term StrategiesThe CAN Secretariat has been actively

engaged in the development of the

2050 Pathways Platform, which has

become a key forum for discussions on

long-term strategies by contributing

to discussions on the design and

setup of the platform, and providing

input to the 2050 Pathways Platform

Guidebook, as part of a toolkit for

governments to support them in the

development of robust and ambitious

Long-Term Strategies to decarbonize

their economies by 2050.

CAN also developed a briefing

specifically focused on the process

governments should take to develop

their long-term strategies in a way

that involves full participation of civil

society, also putting an emphasis on

behavioral change aspects crucial to

the successful implementation of a

long-term strategy.

G20In 2017, CAN has developed a

more refined political strategy to

influence the outcome of the G20

discussions while highlighting

the intersectionalities with other

fora and the broader the climate

agenda. The CAN Secretariat ensures

synergies between its various

Working Groups to ensure demands

are well adapted to the political

dynamics while highlighting the

importance of CAN’s key asks,

including on shifting financial flows,

long-term strategies and supporting

renewable energy.

The final G20 outcome included the

“Climate and Energy Action Plan for

Growth,” which represents the first

roadmap the G20 has produced with

meaningful language on a range of

climate issues. CAN strongly pushed

for this action plan to be preserved in

the final G20 outcomes; an ambitious

ask due to the US announcement

only 1 month before the G20 Summit

that it planned to withdraw from

the Paris Agreement. In 2018, the

challenge will be for the Argentinian

Presidency of the G20 to keep

climate action on the agenda.

Highlightsof 2017

Strategic partnerships& Strengthening the Movement

In 2017, CAN built on its trusted relationship with the Climate Vulnerable Forum (CVF)

composed of 48 countries...

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ClimatePolicy

100% RE Campaigns

CAN has been instrumental in prompting new campaigns on 100% Renewable Energy (RE) at numerous locations around the world...

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Accelerating Non-StateActors (NSA) Climate Action

With the risk of climate action being overshadowed by other priorities on the

political agenda...

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ClimatePolicy

Shifting financialflows

CAN Co-convenedthe Big Shift campaign

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Short-Lived ClimatePollutants (SLCPs)

Phase-out of hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs)and the reduction of other short-lived

climate pollutants (SLCPs)

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ClimatePolicy

G20In 2017, CAN has developed a more refined political strategy to influence the outcome of the G20 discussions while highlighting the intersectionalities with other fora and the broader the climate agenda...

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Long-TermStrategies

The CAN Secretariat has been actively engaged in the development of the 2050

Pathways Platform...

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ClimatePolicy

In 2017, CAN convened discussions to develop a campaign to be launched in the following year and aiming at pushing countries and other stakeholders to “Step Up”...

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Networkdevelopment

CAN continued to support the strengthening of its network of regional and national nodes and their members in multiple ways...

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CLIMATE ACTION NETWORK ANNUAL REPORT 2017

Short-Lived Climate Pollutants (SLCPs)

The phase-out of hydrofluorocarbons

(HFCs) and the reduction of other

short-lived climate pollutants (SLCPs)

are crucial to reducing the worst

impacts of climate change and to

help address the ambition gap in

emissions reduction that we are

currently facing. Through developing

various issue briefs, submissions,

joint demands, and targeted outreach

and communication, CAN ensured

that this message is mainstreamed

through its various positions and

activities within the UNFCCC, UN

Environment Assembly, its work on

Long-Term Strategies, in G20 and in

other relevant spaces.

Shifting financialflowsIn addition to its ongoing work

on climate finance where CAN is

very active in the various policy

spaces, we co-convened the BIG

SHIFT Global campaign: a public

mobilization campaign urging

the World Bank to respect the

1.5°C goal set by its shareholder

countries in the Paris Agreement, by

committing to 100%RE by or before

2020 and to stop using tax-payers’

money to finance fossil fuels. The

Big Shift Global is coordinated

by organizations from the Global

North and South. Together, the aim

is to make the people’s views on

energy finance known to Multilateral

Development Banks (MDBs), their

Executive Directors, as well as the

Heads of State and Finance Ministers

of member countries. Leveraging

public opinion is crucial to aligning

decisions made by the MDBs with

long-term climate safety and poverty

eradication goals – this inevitably

involves a shift away from financing

any form of fossil fuels to financing

clean, sustainable, renewable

energy for all. The first phase of this

campaign held in 2017 was focused

on the World Bank to reinforce their

commitment to 1.5°C and Sustainable

Development Goals (SDGs) at their

Annual Meetings in October 2017

by agreeing to measure and disclose

the GHG emissions footprint of

their lending and investments.

More on the campaign can be found

at bigshiftglobal.org CAN also

continued to explore collaborations

with members and other partners

to influence the various fora related

to Sustainable Finance, for instance

by convening multi-stakeholder

discussions in New York. Through

discussions with investors, insurers,

banks and other private sector actors,

CAN seeks to determine how to

best connect and develop common

approaches and messages around

shared objectives to shift the trillions

from dirty to clean, renewable

energy, and adopt principles that

enables finance to flow in accordance

with the Paris Agreement and the

1.5°C threshold.

Accelerating Non-State Actors (NSA) Climate Action

With the risk of climate action being

overshadowed by other priorities

on the political agenda, creating

“alternative leadership coalitions”

was identified by the climate

movement as a crucial strategy. As

part of this, greater and more visible

action from Non-State Actors was

deemed instrumental to increase

ambition and accelerate pathways

towards the implementation of the

Paris Agreement targets. Working

directly with key partners and via

CAN’s 100% RE Taskforce, effort was

put into engaging Non-State Actors

to increase their work on 100% RE

through joint planning meetings and

strategizing, with CAN acting as the

convener. The objective was not only

to ratchet up climate leadership for

the respective institutions, but also

to create synergies between the

groups at both an implementation

and discourse level. In order to

achieve this bottom-up leadership, it

is important to prime the role of sub-

national governments as key climate

leaders, which in turn provides

backing for national governments

to be ambitious. CAN was also a key

partner at the so-called “Climate

Chance” initiative events at COP23

covering local and regional climate

action. CAN´s engagement in Japan

and its participation in the “Local

Renewables Conference 2017 –

Creating and Networking Energy

Autonomous Communities for a Low

Carbon Society” was instrumental in

leading to the Prefecture of Nagano

pledging to go 100%RE. CAN also

hosted an event at the “Climate

Forum for Russian Cities 2017” which

helped push forward the discourse

on climate ambition at subnational

level in Russia. CAN was invited to

join the Advisory Committee of the

Global Climate Action Summit (GCAS)

and plans to engage in the planning

of this large event on Non-State Actor

pledges planned for September 2018

to ensure, among other things, that

100% RE is featured prominently

as an actionable solution for rapid

global decarbonization that can be

adopted by many sectors and actors

or society alike.

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100% RE Campaigns

CAN has been instrumental in

prompting new campaigns on 100%

Renewable Energy (RE) at numerous

locations around the world and

across sectors, with Japan being

one major breakthrough in 2017.

In preparation to support national

campaigners, the CAN Secretariat

developed campaign tools and

training materials for members to

use and strengthen their campaigns.

An interactive toolkit available at

transitioninaction.org was designed

to be used by those new to 100%

renewable energy campaigning, and

with basic campaigning experience.

The starter guide, available in French,

Russian, Arabic and Spanish, has

many links to videos, case study

materials and other websites.

It also provides arguments, graphics,

and campaign techniques, whilst

the broader toolkit provides the

building blocks to design and action

a campaign. An ‘online store’ of

100% renewable energy materials

includes a comprehensive store of

national reports on feasibility and

benefits and progress on 100% RE,

graphics, case studies, stories and

far more. It also provides a number

of fact sheets on the ‘barriers’ and

‘myths’ about 100% RE, and how to

combat these. The contribution of a

range of international partners on the

100% renewable energy campaign

to these materials made them very

comprehensive with a large array of

possible audiences to be targeted.

We also developed an internal

training programme which was

delivered in several regions through

regional campaign communication

experts representing Africa, the

Arab World, Latin America, Asia and

Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central

Asia. This translated into campaigns

delivered in Kenya, Senegal, Morocco,

the Philippines, Indonesia, Jordan,

Belarus, Georgia, Russia, Chile, Brazil

and South Africa.

Network development

CAN continued to support the

strengthening of its network of

regional and national nodes and their

members in multiple ways: through

individual regional communications

support and expertise, capacity

development activities, peer-to-

peer exchanges to share successes

and best practices; through

catalyzing campaigns with seed

funding, toolkits, trainings and joint

amplification; through collaborative

proposal designing, support in

organizational development and

governance, etc. and last but not

least through its Secretariat and

Coordinators Annual Meeting held in

Kathmandu, Nepal. This year again

showed how much power lies within

the diversity of a network like CAN

rallying around a common vision, and

how valuable it is to learn from each

other’s experiences, from different

contexts and priorities and about

different tactics and approaches;

and to harness and bring this

together into a relentless force for

transformational change.

Strategic partnerships & Strengthening the Movement

In 2017, CAN built on its trusted

relationship with the Climate

Vulnerable Forum (CVF) composed

of 48 countries amongst the most

vulnerable to climate change impacts

which saw CAN supporting its key

role in achieving the inclusion of

the 1.5°C threshold in the Paris

Agreement, and in catalyzing

its COP22 “Marrakech vision” in

which it declared that member

countries would endeavor to ‘meet

100% domestic renewable energy

production as rapidly as possible’.

Throughout the year, partners

started to plan for the first ever

virtual summit of Heads of States

and Governments, which would be

convened by the CVF at the end

of 2018. CAN also continued to

strengthen its cooperation with

other stakeholders across the climate

community: developing further

collaborations with progressive

private sector actors to call for

alignment of business practices

with the Paris Agreement, with trade

unions to jointly refine asks around

a just transition to decarbonized

economies; with cities around

pushing ambitious local climate

plans and targets; with human rights,

development and humanitarian

actors to ensure agendas and

demands are synergistic and

mutually reinforce messages around

rights, sustainable development and

climate action; with health-focused

organizations to jointly tackle air

pollution and its negative impacts on

health; etc.

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CAN international Secretariat

In 2017, the CAN international Secretariat was composed of 23 people from 17 countries.

DIRECTOR’S OFFICEWAEL HMAIDAN Director, Lebanon

LEILA YASSINE Executive Assistant, Belgium

ELIE CHACHOUA Senior Advisor on Sustainable Finance, Israel

STEPHAN SINGER Senior Advisor on Renewable Energy, Belgium

NETWORK DEVELOPMENT AND OUTREACHSARAH STRACK Deputy Director and Head of Network Development, Germany

CELIA ORTIZ Network Development Officer, Peru

JANA MERKELBACH Program Officer, Germany

FARAH ATYYAT Regional Campaigns Communications Officer — Arab World, Jordan

MICKEY EVA Regional Campaigns Communications Officer — Asia, Philippines

TERNA GUYSE Regional Campaigns Communications Officer — Africa, South Africa

KARLA MAASS Regional Campaigns Communications Officer — Latin America, Chile

TATIANA SHAURO Regional Campaigns Communications Officer — Eastern Europe, Caucasus, and Central Asia (EECCA), Russian Federation

ALSO WORKING WITH THE SECRETARIAT IN 2017SARABETH BROCKLEY Senior Relations Manager, United States

KEVIN BUCKLAND Host – Fossil of the Day, Spain

ANDREAS MARTINEZ ECO Editor, Canada

2017 VOLUNTEERSISABEL JEAN-CHARLES Sustainable Finance, France

ELEONORA MORO Sustainable Finance, Belgium

LAMA RANJOUS Director’s Office, United States

THIRZE HERMANS Campaigns, The Netherlands

ANNA SKOWRON Campaigns, Germany

CAMPAIGNSLASSE BRUUN Head of Global Campaigns Coordination, Brazil

EMILY HICKSON Campaign Coordination and Network Development Officer, United Kingdom

HALA KILANI Senior Communications Officer, Lebanon

POLICYSIDDHARTH PATHAK Head of Political Advocacy, India

LINA DABBAGH Senior Policy Officer, Mexico

GILLIAN NELSON Policy Officer, France

ANOOP POONIA Policy Officer – Financial Flows, India

DHARINI PARTHASARATHY Communications Coordinator, India

OPERATIONSCHARLENE RUELL Operations Manager, United States

ANNIE MACK Operations Assistant, Australia

MICHAEL CARR Finance Officer, United States

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CAN REGIONAL NETWORKS

CAN-Eastern Africa

CAN Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia (CAN-EECCA)

CAN-Europe

CAN Latin American (CANLA)

CAN-Arab World

Pacific Islands CAN (PICAN)

CAN-South Asia (CANSA)

Southern African Region CAN (SARCAN)

CAN-South East Asia (CAN-SEA)

CAN West and Central Africa (CANWA)

CAN NATIONAL NETWORKS

CAN-Australia (CANA)

CAN-Rac Canada

CAN-China

Rac-France

CAN-Japan

New Zealand Climate Action Network

CAN-South Africa (SACAN)

CAN-Tanzania

CAN-Uganda

US Climate Action Network (USCAN)

WORKING GROUPS

Adaptation and Loss and Damage

Agenda 2030

Agriculture

Bunkers

Comms

Finance

Flexible Mechanisms

G20

Long-Term Strategies and Climate Action Initiatives

Mitigation

NGO Participation

Scientific Review

Short Lived Climate Pollutants

Sinks (REDD/LULUCF)

Technology

Transparency

CAN AROUND THE WORLD

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2017 BOARD OF DIRECTORS LIST

ABOUT CAN

AÏSSATOU DIOUF

Enda Energie, Senegal

SVEN HARMLING

CARE International, Germany

ETHAN SPANNER

Climate Reality, USA

MEERA GHANI

CIDSE, Belgium

SAFAA EL JAYOUSSI, CO-CHAIR

IndyACT, Jordan

HENRIETTE IMELDA RAMBITAN

Institute for Essential Services Reform, Indonesia

RAM KISHAN

Christian Aid, India

SANJAY VASHIST, CO-CHAIR

CAN South Asia, India

MANDY WOODS

WWF International, South Africa

ROQUE PEDACE

CAN Latin America, Argentina

KRISHNEIL NARAYAN

Pacific Islands Climate Action Network (PICAN), Fiji

KASHMALA KAKAKHEL, TREASURER

WEDO, Pakistan

LI SHOU

Greenpeace, China

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CLIMATE ACTION NETWORK

STATEMENTS OF OPERATIONS AND CHANGES IN NET ASSETS (IN USD)

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION(ASSETS AND LIABILITIES IN USD)

2017 EXPENDITURES

FINANCIAL REPORTFOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2017

We thanks our Funders and contributing partners

Anonymous

Bread for the World

KR Foundation

V. Kann Rassmussen Foundation

Pisces Foundation

The Norwegian Forum for Development and Environment

The Minor Foundation for Major Challenges

ClimateWorks Foundation

Franciscan Sisters of Mary

World Resources Institute

CONTRIBUTING PARTNERS

ClimateWorks Foundation

European Climate Foundation

Mission2020

Stanley Foundation

We Mean Business

FUNDERS

REVENUESGrants and contracts $US 1 760 436

Contributions $US 70 527

Other revenues $US 15 370

TOTAL REVENUES $US 1 846 334

EXPENSESSalaries and benefits $US 1 066 729

Travel $US 422 981

Sub-grants and Nodes $US 97 078

Publications $US 16 275

Rent $US 480

Insurances $US 394

Events $US 85 299

Amortization $US 4 289

OTHER COORDINATION AND ADMINISTRATION EXPENSES

$US 87 070

Office Equipment, Postage $US 3 404

Telecommunication $US 9 924

Supplies and Materials $US 1 230 Newspapers, books & subscriptions $US 6 000

Legal and consulting fees $US 13 696

Accountancy fees $US 33 554

Bank and transaction costs $US 13 030

Exchange losses $US 4 191

Other operating expenses $US 2 042

TOTAL EXPENSES $US 1 780 595

Excess of revenues over expenses $US 65 739

Net assets, beginning of year $US 350 669

Net assets, end of year $US 416 408

ASSETSCash on hand and bank balances $US 875 013

Receivables and other assets $US 429 166 Other fixed assets & office equipment $US 617

TOTAL ASSETS $US 1 304 796

LIABILITIESAccounts payable and accrued liabilities $US 23 660

Deferred revenue $US 838 978

Other accruals $US 25 750

TOTAL $US 888 388

NET ASSETS $US 416 408

TOTAL LIABILITIES $US 1 304 796

DIRECTORS OFFICE24%

POLICY19%

NETWORK DEVELOPMENT28%

OPERATIONS17%

CAMPAIGNS12%

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CAN-Arab WorldAlgeriaAmis des Saoura

ASSOCIATION DE VOLONTARIAT”TOUIZA” DE LA WILAYA D’ALGER

Association National de Volontariat

FADEV

National Association Of Volunteer Work

"National forum of human right and envirement.

For Green Algeries. com"

National Observatory for Environment and Sustainable Development

Bahrain3BL Associates

DjiboutiDjibouti nature association

JordanGreen Generation

IndyACT

Royal Marine Conservation Society (JREDS)

West Asia-North Africa Institute

LebanonIndyACT

LibyaLibyan Youth for climate Movement

MauritaniaAction pour une Gestion Rationnelle de l’Environnement en Mauritanie

Association for Sustainable Development and Human Rights and the fight against poverty

Association for Sustainable Development and Human Rights and the fight against poverty

Coalition Contre la Corruption en Mauritanie

MEC (Mouvement d’Egalisation des Conditions)

ONG Mer Bleue (Mauritanie)

RIM Youth Climate Movement

MoroccoA network of NGO of development working in the National park of Al-Hoceima

AESVT

AKHIAM ASSOCIATION

AMAL MOSTAKBAL

ASSID for Sustainable Development

Association ajial for development of mokrisset

Association ajial for development of mokrisset

ASSOCIATION AJIAL POUR LE DÉVELOPPEMENT DE MOKRISSET

Association Amis de l'Environnement

Association CHIFAE pour le Développement et la Formation

Association de Protection de l’Environnement de la Wilaya de Tétouan (APEWT)

Association Groupe de recherches et études sur le littoral du sahara

Association Homme et Environnement

Association Marocaine des Petits Débrouillards

Association of Moroccan organization Friends of Oasis

Association pour le Développement durable, l’écologie et la préservation de l’environnement

Association Thissaghnasse for culture and développent

Association Tichka pour le développement et la coopération Maroc

ASSOCITON ECONOMIE VERTE POUR L’ENVIRONNEMNT- MORROCO

ATED

AZIR

Bay Network entering the work associative and development within the region of the dakhla oued ed dahabe

Fondation de la femme verte Marocaine

High Atlas Foundation

Isaaf jerada solidarite et développement

Local Development Association of Chefchaouen

Moroccan Alliance for Climate and Sustainable Development

Moroccan Association for Ecotourism and Nature Protection

Moroccan Association of Inland Aquaculture.

Moroccan Associationfor theprotection of marine areasand sustainable development

NETWORK AAOCIATION KHNIFISS

Network of development’s associations in the southeast of Morocco

Observatoire de la Protection de l’Environnement et des Monuments Historiques de Tanger

Réseau des associations de la réserve de la biosphere arganeraie

Ribat Al Fath pour le Développement Durable

Takatoul Tanger

The Gharb Association of the environnement protection

The Human Touch

Women of My country for Development and Tourism

Working Group Morocco

Zagora Associations Network for Development and Democracy

Palestine TerritoriesItijah Organization

Saudi Arabia Gulf Reserach Center

TunisiaAlternative Network for Youth

Association for Environment Protection and Sustainable Development of Bizerte

Earth Hour Tunisia

CAN-AustraliaAustralia100% Renewable Energy

350.org Australia

ActionAid Australia

Australian Conservation Foundation

Australian Marine Conservation Society

Australian Religious Response to Climate Change

Australian Youth Climate Coalition (AYCC)

Bathurst Community Climate Action Network

Beyond Zero Emissions

Cairns and Far North Environment Centre

Catholic Earthcare Australia

Citizens Own Renewable Energy Network Australia (CORENA)

Climate Action Hobart

Climate Action Lake Macquarie

Climate Action Monaro

Climate Action Moreland (CAM)

Climate Action Newcastle

Climate Action Newtown

Climate Action Now Wingecarribee

Climate Action Sydney Eastern Suburbs (CASES)

Climate Action Tomaree

Climate and Health Alliance

Climate Change Australia

Climate Change Balmain Rozelle

Climate Justice Program

Community Climate Network

Conservation Council of South Australia

Conservation Council of Western Australia

Edmund Rice Centre

Environment Centre of the Northern Territory

Environment Tasmania

Environment Victoria

Euroa Environment Group

MEMBER LISTFriends of the Earth Australia

GetUp!

Global Voices

Green Music Australia

Greenpeace Australia Pacific

Institute for Sustainable Futures, University of Technology Sydney

LessMeatLessHeat

Lighter Footprints

Mackay Conservation Group

Moreland Energy Foundation

Mount Alexander Sustainability Group

Nature Conservation Council of New South Wales

North Coast Environment Council

Oxfam Australia

Parramatta Climate Action Network (ParraCAN)

Queensland Conservation Council

Quit Coal

SEARCH Foundation (Social Education and Research Concerning Humanity)

SEED Indigenous Youth Climate Network

Sisters of the Good Samaritan

Solar Citizens

Sustainable Living Armidale

Sustainable Population Australia

The Australia Institute

The Climate Institute (Assoc. Member)

The Sunrise Project

The Verb

The Wilderness Society

United Voice

Uniting Church, The Justice and International Mission

Wodonga and Albury Toward Climate Health (WATCH)

World Vision Australia

WWF Australia

CAN-Eastern AfricaEthiopiaForum for Environment

PHE Ethiopia Consortium

KenyaClimate Action for Sustainable Development (CASD)

Institute of Environment and Water management?

International Youth Council, Kenya Chapter (IYC)

Kenya Climate Change Working Group (KCCWG)

Kenya Young Greens

Riamogire Energy And Technology Centre (RETEC)

Sustainable Environmental Development Watch (Suswatch)

RwandaRwanda Rural Rehabilitation Initiative

SudanInstitute of Environmental Studies

TanzaniaAGENDA for Environment and Responsible Development

Climate Action Network —Tanzania

Community Health Services Organization (COHESA)

Energy, Environment and Climate Change Organization

Environmental Management Group (EMAG)

Kagera Development and Credit Revolving Fund (KADETFU)

Misenye Environmental Development Organization (MEDO)

Mlonganzila Marafiki Group

Ophans Foundation Fund

SM MWAKASONDA

Tanzania Civil Society Forum on Climate Change (ForumCC)

Tanzania Climate Change Alert and Resilience

Tanzania Environmental Friendly Association

The Centre for Energy, Environment, Science and Technology Foundation (CEEST)

Uganda

Action for Community Transformation (ACT)

Action for Women & Rural Development (AWRD)

Adjumani Women Forum

AFIEGO

African Agency for Integrated Development (AAID)

Agroforestry and Sustainable Agriculture

Akukurunatu

Aminanaza SACCO

Arua District Farmers Association (ARUDIFA)

Arua District NGO Network (ADINGON)

Arua District Union of Peoples with Disability (ADUPD)

ARUDA JATHO

Awake Ankole Bushenyi

Bakusekamajja Women's Development Association

BINTECH

BRPS

Bulvespa

Bunyoro Kingdom Cultural Development Troupe

Bunyoro Kitara Diocese Duhaga

Bushenyi District CSO Forum (BUDCOF)

Busiu Development Foundation

CARE International in Uganda

CCOD Mbarara

CCRI

Christ the King Health Support Care

CLADA

Community Alert

CUAMM

Development Foundation for Rural Areas (DEFORA)

Eastern and Southern Small Scale Farmers Association (ESSFA)

Ecological Christian Organization

Efforts Integrated Development Foundation

Emesco Development Foundation

Environment Teachers Association (ENVITA)

Environmental Management for Livelihood Improvement

Environmental Protection and Reduction of Extreme Poverty (EPAREP)

Enyau Environmental Friendly Car Washing Bay (EFCWB)

FORESCO (U) LTD

Forum for NGOs in Rakai District (FONIRAD)

FOSID

Foundation for Rural Development (FORUD)

Friend of Disabilities (COMBRID)

Friends of Environment Rakai

Grassland Foundation

Health throught Water and Sanitation (HEWASA)

Heart of Merges Uganda (HOMU)

Hoima District Association of the Blind (HODAB)

Hope for African Women

Hope for Orphans

HURUD

IDEA

IFAPIC

JOFFED

Joint Effort to Save the Environment

Kabale Farmers Networking Association (KFNA)

KADCF

Kagadi Women Development Association (KWDA)

Kaliro Youth Forum

Kamwokya Community Health and Environmental Protection Association (KACHEPA)

Kasiira Foundation

Kibaale Youth and Women Development Agency (KYAWDA)

Kirimani Foundation

Kisoro District NGO/CBO Forum

KK Expedition Theatre Group (KETG)

Koboko United Women Association (KUWA)

KTWDG

Kumi Human Rights Initiative (KHRI)

Kyakulumbye Development Foundation (KDF)

Kyetume Community Based Health Care Programme

Kyosiga Community Christian Association

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LACWADO

Logiri Community Action for Development (LOCADE)

Lutheran World Federation

Lwengo Rural Development Support Organization —Uganda

Manyakabi

Maracha Action for Development (MAFORD)

Maracha Women Forum (MWF)

Masiyompo Elgon Movement

Mbarara Carpenter Association

Mbarara Women Development Association

MECDEF

MICDO

MIRAC

Moyo NGO Forum

Multi-Community Based Development Initiative (MUCOBADI)

NABO

Ndeeba Parish Youth Association

Nebbi NGO Forum

Nile Rural Advocacy Program for Community Development (NIRAPROCED)

NWASEA

Nyanyakabi Association Isingiro

NYARWODA

ODS

Offaka United Development Association (OUDA)

PACAIP

Pallisa Allied Commercial Farmers Association

Pallisa Women Group Association

Participatory Initiative for Real Development (PIRD-U)

PRDO

Pro Biodiversity Conservation in Uganda

Quba United Development Association (QUDA)

RECPA

Rock Spring Uganda

Rukararwe PWRD

Rural Country Development Organization (RUCODE)

Rural Welfare Improvement for Development (RWIDE)

RUSFERA

Rwenkuba Hills Conservation Association

Rwerere Women in Development

Slum Women's Initiative For Development (SWID)

St Joseph’s Vocational Training Centre Munteme

Strategic Sustainable Consult Ltd

Tanganyika Women Activity Development (TWAD)

The Good Samaritan Action Ministries (TGSAM)

THETA

TONASO

Tooro Development Agency (TDA)

Uganda Domestic Sanitation Service (UGADOSS)

Uganda Environment Education Foundation (UEEF)

United Humanitarian Development Association (UHDA)

URWA

Vision for Africa’s Transformation Organization (VATO)

Women in Small Scale Enterprises (WSSE)

World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF Uganda)

YASI Moyo

Yumbe NGO Forum

CAN-EECCAArmeniaEco Club Lore (ECL)

EcoTeam

Energetikayi ev shrdghaka mighavairi khohrdatvakan hasarakakan kazmakerputyun (ECOTEAM)

Khazer NGO

AzerbaijanClimate Change and Development NGO Alliance

Belarus

Centre for Environmental Solutions

Ecopartnership

Ecoproject

Green Network

Georgia

Ecovision

Green Alternative

Greens Movement of Georgia

Kyrgyzstan

Socio-Ecological Fund

BIOM

UNISON

Moldova

Gutta-Club

Russia

Buryatsk regional union on Baikal

Center for Environmental Initiatives

Ecodefence

Friends of the Baltics

Greenpeace Russia

International Socio-Ecological Union

Russian Socio-Ecological Union

Ural Ecological Union

WWF Russia

Tajikistan

Little Earth

Youth Ecological centre of Tajikistan

UkraineEnvironment-People-Law

Legal Analytics

National Ecological Centre of Ukraine (NECU)

Ukrainian Youth Climate Association (UYCA)

Ukrainian Youth Climate Association (UYCA)

UzbekistanEnvironment Law Center “Arrmon”

CAN-EuropeAustriaGLOBAL 2000 (FoE Austria)

Greenpeace CEE (Central and Eastern Europe)

Nature Code — Centre of Development and Environment

Belgium

Bond Beter Leefmilieu — BBL Flemish Umbrella organisation of Environmental Groups

11.11.11 — Koepel van de Vlaamse Noord-Zuidbeweging (Coalition of the Dutch North-South Movement)

ACT Alliance EU

Bond Beter Leefmilieu (Union for a Better Environment) (BBL)

ChangePartnership

CIDSE - Coopération Internationale pour le Développement et la Solidarité /International Cooperation for Development &Solidarity

CNCD-11.11.11 — Centre National de Coopération au Développement / National Center for Development Cooperation

FoEE — Friends of the Earth Europe

Greenpeace European Unit

IEW — Inter-Environment Wallonie / Inter-Environment Wallonia

Seas at Risk

WWF België — Belgique / WWF Belgium

WWF EPO — European Policy Office

BulgariaZa Zemiata / For the Earth (FoE Bulgaria)

CroatiaZelena Akcija — FoE Croatia

Czech RepublicCDE — Centrum pro dopravu a energetiku / Centre for Transport and Energy

Glopolis — Pražský institut pro globální politiku / Prague Global Policy Institute

Denmark

92-Gruppen (Danish 92-Group)

CARE Danmark / CARE Denmark — Cooperative for Assistance and Relief Everywhere

DCA — Folkekirkens Nødhjælp / DanChurchAid (Danish National Church’s Relief Aid)

DEC — Det Økologiske Råd / Danish Ecological Council

OVE — VedvarendeEnergi / Renewable Energy

Verdens Skove / Forests of the World

WWF Danmark / WWF Denmark

WWF Verdensnaturfonden — (WWF-Denmark)

Finland

FANC — Suomen Luonnonsuojeliitto / Finnish Association for Nature Conservation

FNL — Luonto-Liitto / Finnish Nature League

KEPA — Kehitysyhteistyön palvelukeskus / Service Centre for Development Cooperation

MY — Maan Ystävät / FoE Finland

WWF Suomi / WWF Finland

WWF Finland

FranceAction Contre la Faim France (ACF)

HELIO International

RAC-F — Réseau Action Climat France/ Climate Action Network France

GermanyBrot für die Welt (Bread for the World)

Bund für Umwelt und Naturschutz Deutschland (Union for Environment and Nature Protection Germany) (FoE Germany) (BUND)

Climate Analytics

DNR — Deutscher Naturschutzring / German League for Nature, Animal Protection and Environment

Ecologic Institute

Forum Umwelt und Entwicklung / German NGO Forum on Environment and Development

Germanwatch

Klima-Allianz Deutschland / Climate Alliance Germany

LIFE — Frauen entwickeln Ökotechnik / Women develop Eco-Techniques

Misereor

NABU — Naturschutzbund Deutschland / Nature and Biodiversity Conservation Union (BirdLife Germany)

OEKO— Oeko-Institut e.V. – Institute for Applied Ecology

OroVerde — Tropical Forest Foundation

TI — Transparency International

WECF — Women in Europe for a Common Future

WEED — Weltwirtschaft, Ökologie & Entwicklung / World Economy Ecology & Development

Welthungerhilfe / German World Hunger Aid

WFC — World Future Council

Wuppertal Institut für Klima, Umwelt, Energie / Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment and Energy

WWF Deutschland / WWF Germany

GreeceGreenpeace Ελλάδα / Greenpeace Greece

MEDSOS — Δίκτυο ΜΕΣΟΓΕΙΟΣ SOS / MEDITERRANEAN SOS Network

Hungary

CAAG — Levegő Munkacsoport / Clean Air Action Group

IcelandINCA — Náttúruverndarsamtök Íslands / Iceland Nature Conservation Association

IrelandEarthwatch (FoE Ireland)

GRIAN — Greenhouse Ireland Action Network

Trócaire

ItalyICN - Italian Climate Network

Legambiente / League for the Environment

WWF Italia / WWF Italy

LatviaZaļā brīvība / Green Liberty

LithuaniaDVI — Darnaus vystymo iniciatyvos / Sustainable Development Initiatives

LuxembourgAction Solidarité Tiers Monde (Third World Solidarity Action) (ASTM)

Greenpeace Luxembourg

MECO — Mouvement Ecologique / FoE Luxembourg

MaltaNTM — Nature Trust Malta

NetherlandsBoth ENDS

Concerned Citizens against Climate Change

HIVOS — Humanistisch Instituut voor Ontwikkelingssamenwerking / Humanist Institute for Development Cooperation

Natuur & Milieu / Nature & Environment

WWF Nederland / WWF Netherlands

NorwayDCG — Torrlandskoordinerings-Gruppen / Drylands Coordination Group

DF — Utviklingsfondet / The Development Fund

ForUM — Forum for utvikling og miljø / Forum for development and environment

Framtiden i våre hender / Future in our Hands

NCA — Kirkens Nødhjelp / Norwegian Church Aid

Norges Naturvernforbund / Norwegian Society for the Conservation of Nature (FoE Norway)

NU — Natur og Ungdom / Nature and Youth (FoE youth Norway)

Redd Barna / Save the children Norway

Regnskogfondet / Rainforest Foundation Norway

Poland

ISD — Fundacja Instytut na rzecz Ekorozwoju / Institute for Sustainable Development

RTON — Fundacja Rozwój Tak - Odkrywki Nie/Foundation Development Yes Open-Pit Mines No

WWF Polska / WWF Poland

PortugalQuercus — Associação Nacional de Conservação da Natureza / National Association for Nature Conservation

RomaniaRAC-RO — Reţelei de Acţiune pentru Climă România / CAN Romania)

SerbiaJSS — Jedan stepen Srbija / One Degree Serbia

SloveniaFocus društvo za sonaraven razvoj / Focus Associaton for Sustainable Development

SpainEco-Union

FR — Fundación Renovables

Friends of the Earth Spain (Amigos de la Tierra Espana)

Greenpeace España / Greenpeace Spain

SEO — Sociedad Española de Ornitología / Spanish Ornithological Society (BirdLife)

SwedenAirClim — Luftförorenings- och klimatsekretariatet (Air Pollution and Climate Secretariat)

CoS — Svenska Kyrkan / Church of Sweden

SSNC — Svenska Naturskyddsföreningen / Swedish Society for Nature Conservation

WWF Sverige / WWF Sweden

SwitzerlandAlliance Sud (Swiss Alliance of Development Organisations)

Noé21 — Nouvelle Orientation Economique pour le 21ème siècle / New Economic Orientation for the 21st Century

Pro Natura (FoE Switzerland)


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WCC — World Council of Churches

WWF Schweiz / WWF Switzerland

TurkeyDKM — Doğa Koruma Merkezi / Nature Conservation Centre

TEMA — Türkiye Erozyonla Mücadele, Ağaçlandirma ve Doğal Varlıkları Koruma Vakfı / Turkish Foundation for Combating Soil Erosion

WWF Turkey

United Kingdom

CAFOD — Catholic Agency For Overseas Development

Campaign against Climate Change

Christian Aid UK

CIWF — Compassion in World Farming

ClientEarth Europe

E3G — Third Generation Environmentalism

EIA — Environmental Investigation Agency

FoE EWNI (England Wales and Northern Ireland)

Greenpeace UK

IEEP — Institute for European Environmental Policy

MADE — Muslim Action for Development & Environment

OCP — Oxford Climate Policy

Practical Action United Kingdom

RSPB — Royal Society for the Protection of Birds

Sandbag

Save the Children UK

Tearfund

Track 0

UKYCC — UK Youth Climate Coalition

Training and Information Centre

WAP — World Animal Protection

WWF UK / WWF United Kingdom

CAN-InternationalChinaChina Association for NGO Cooperation-CANGO

CHINA YOUTH CLIMATE ACTION NETWORK (CYCAN)

Environment Friendly Charity Association

Friends of Nature

Global Village of Beijing

Greenovate

Institute for Environment & Development

Shan Shui Conservation Centre

XIAMEN GREEN CROSS ASSOCIATION (XMGCA)

Greenriver Environment Protection Association of Sichuan

Institute for Environment & Development

Promotion Association For Mountain-River-Lake Regional Sustainable Development (MRLSD)

Shan Shui Conservation Centre

Shanghai Oasis Ecological Conservation and Communication Center (OASIS)

XIAMEN GREEN CROSS ASSOCIATION (XMGCA)

InternationalBirdLife International

CARE International

Carbon Care InnoLab (CCIL)

Revolution

Save the Children International

The Green Belt Movement International

Wetlands International

World Vision International

WWF International

KiribatiKiribati Climate Action Network

LebanonIndyACT

NiueNiue Island United Association of Non-Government Organisations (NIUANGO)

CAN-JapanJapan350.org Japan

Citizen's Alliance for Saving the Atmosphere and the Earth (CASA)

Conservation International — Japan

Friends of the Earth Japan (FoE Japan)

Greenpeace Japan

Institute for Sustainable Energy Policies (ISEP)

Japan Center for Sustainable Environment and Society (JACSES)

Japan Renewable Energy Foundation (JREF)

Kiko Network

Oxfam Japan

Rainforest Action Network Japan

www Japan

CAN Latin AmericaArgentinaAclimatando

Amigos de la Tierra — Argentina

Asociación Civil Eco Raíces

CIMA ONG Ambiental

Foro del Buen Ayre

Fundacion Biosfera

Red+Vos

BarbadosCaribbean Youth Environment Network (CYEN)

BoliviaLiga de Defensa del Medio Ambiente — LIDEMA

Brazil

ENGAJAMUNDO

Fundação Grupo Esquel Brasil

GT Clima — Grupo de Trabalho em Mudanças do Clima / FBOMS Fórum Brasileiro de ONGs e Movimentos Sociais para o Meio Ambiente e o Desenvolvimento

Instituto de Investigación Ambiental de la Amazonía (IPAM)

Vitae Civilis Instituto para Desenvolvimento Meio Ambiente e Paz

ChileAcción Ecológica

Asociación Chilena de ONGs ACCIÓN

Fundación Terram

Acción por la Tierra

ColombiaAsociación Ambiente y Sociedad

Klimaforum LatinoAmerica Network Colombia (KLN)

HaitiHaiti Survie

HondurasFundacion de Iniciativas de Cambio Climatico

Fundación MDL de Honduras

MexicoCiudadanía Sustentable A.C.

Greenpeace Mexico

Instituto de Politicas de Transporte y Desarrollo de Mexico ITDP

Presencia Ciudadana Mexicana A.C.

Centro Mexicano de Derecho Ambiental

NicaraguaCentro Humboldt

ParaguayFundación Moisés Bertoni

PeruFundación San Marcos para la Ciencia y el Desarrollo

Sociedad Peruana de Derecho Ambiental

Centro de Documentación y Desarrollo Regional-CEDDRE

Derecho, Ambiente y Recursos Naturales (DAR)

Instituto Andino y Amazónico de Derecho Ambiental

Movimiento Ciudadano frente al Cambio Climático — MOCICC

RegionalAsociación Interamericana para la Defensa del Ambiente

Uruguay

Amigos del Viento

Centro de Estudio Uruguayo de Técnicas Alternativas

CLAES Centro Latino Americano de Ecología Social

Centro Uruguayo de Tecnologías Apropiadas

VenezuelaFederación de ORganizaciones y Juntas Ambientalistas de Venezuela: ”FORJA””

CAN-Rac Canada

Canada350.org Canada

Acadia Center Canada

ACT for the Earth

Algonquin Wildlands League

Aquatic Ecosystem Health and Management Society

Assembly of First Nations

Association quebecoise de lutte contre la pollution atmospherique

Bathurst Sustainable Development

British Columbia Sustainable Energy Association

Canadian Association of Physicians for the Environment

Canadian Centre for Policy Ingenuity

Canadian Council for International Cooperation

Canadian Environmental Law Association

Canadian Federation of University Women

Canadian Labour Congress

Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society

Canadian Unitarians for Social Justice

Canadian Voice of Women for Peace

Canadian Youth Climate Coalition

Citizens Climate Lobby

Citizens Environmental Alliance

Citizens For Public Justice

Clean Air Partnership

Clean Energy Canada

Clean North

Clean Nova Scotia

Climate Change Lawyers Network

Climate Reality Project

Columbia Institute

Community Based Environmental Monitoring Network

Conservation Council of New Brunswick

Conserver Society of Hamilton

CRE Capitale Nationale

CUPE

David Suzuki Foundation

Development and Peace

Ecology Action Centre

Ecology North

Ecology Ottawa

Environment Coalition of PEI

Environmental Defence

Environnement Jeunesse

Equiterre

ETC Group

Faith and the Common Good

For Our Grandchildren

ForestEthics

Friends of the Earth Canada

Georgian Triangle Earth Day Celebrations

Green 13

Green Action Centre

Green Communities Canada

Green Neighbours 21

Greening Niagara

Greenpeace

Helios

HOOF & CYCE — Active Transport Workers Guild

Jour de la Terre

Just Earth

Kairos Canada

LeadNow

Living Oceans Society

Manitoba Wildlands

National Union of Public and General Employees

Nature Canada

Nature Saskatchewan

New Brunswick Lung Association

Ontario Clean Air Alliance

Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation

Our Horizon

Oxfam Canada

Oxfam Quebec

Parvati.org

Pembina Institute

Polaris Institute

Post Carbon Toronto

Saskatchewan Eco Network

Saskatchewan Environmental Society

Science for Peace

Sierra Club of Canada

Sierra Club of Canada Foundation

Sierra Youth Coalition

Students on Ice Alumni Delegation

Sustainability Solutions Group

Tides Canada

Toronto Environment Alliance

United Church of Canada

United Steelworkers

University of Waterloo Coalition for Sustainable Development

Vegans and Vegetarians of Alberta

Voters Taking Action on Climate Change

West Coast Environmental Law

Windfall Ecology Centre

World Federalist Movement Canada

World Wildlife Fund Canada

Yukon Conservation Society

Zero Carbon Ontario

CAN-South Asia

Afghanistan Norwegian Church Aid (NCA)

BangladeshActionAid Bangladesh

An Organization for Socio-Economic Development (AOSED)

Association of Voluntary Actions for Society

Bangladesh Auxiliary Services for Social Advancement (BASSA)

Bangladesh Centre for Advanced Studies (BCAS)

Bangladesh Development Service Center (BDSC)

Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association (BELA)

Bangladesh Human Rights and Resources Development Society (BHRRDS)

Bangladesh Institute for Development (BIDS)

Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee (BRAC)

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Caritas International

Christian Aid

CliMates

Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives (GAIA)

Global Catholic Climate Movement

Global Network of Civil Society Organisations for Disaster Reduction

Global Witness

Greencross International

Greenpeace International

International Climate Development Institute

Oxfam International

Global Call for Climate Action (GCCA)

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Bangladesh Unnayan Parishad (BUP)

Barakupot Ganochetona Foundation (BGF)

CARE Bangladesh

Caritas - Bangladesh

Center for Development and Peace (CDP)

Center for Participatory Research and Development (CPRD)

Centre for Coastal Environmental Conservation (CCEC)

Christian Aid Bangladesh

Church of Bangladesh Social Development Programme (CBSDP)

COAST Trust

Coastal Development Partnership (CDP)

Development Wheel (DEW)

Eminence Associates for Social Development

Gram Unnayan Karma (GUK)

Grameen Bank

Hitaishi

Humanitywatch

INTEGRATED SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT EFFORT (ISDE)

International Centre for Climate Change and Development (ICCCAD) at Independent University, Bangladesh (IUB)

Islamic Relief Bangladesh

Light House

Local Environment Development and Agricultural Research Society (LEDARS)

Nabolok

NGO Forum for Public Health

Oxfam Bangladesh

Participatory Research & Action Network

Practical Action Bangladesh

Prodipan

Shariaptur Development Society (SDS)

Shushilan

Social Associateion for Development of Bangladesh

Society for People's Actions in Change and Equity (SPACE)

Solidarites International Bangladesh

SONGSHOPTAQUE

Sustainable Developemnt Partnership Programme - Bangladesh (SDNBD)

UDAYAN-Bangladesh

Unnayan Onneshan

Voive of South Bangladesh

BhutanRoyal Society for the Protection of Nature

India(R)Evoluation Let's ChangeNow! (RLCN)

Action for Food Production (AFPRO)

ActionAid India

All India Disaster Mitigation Institute (AIDMI)

Alternative Futures

Center for Green Economy

Centre for Environment Communication (CEC)

Centre for Environment Education (CEE)

Centre for Science & Environment (CSE)

Centre for Social Markets

Chintan Environmental Research and Action Group

Christian Aid India

Climate Himalaya

Consortium for Trade and Development (CENTAD)

Dan Church Aid India

Development Alternatives (DA)

Ekta Parishad

Evangelical Fellowship of India Commission on Relief (EFICOR)

Gorakhpur Environmental Action Group

Greenpeace India

India Development Project (IDP)

Indian Network on Ethics and Climate Change (INECC)

Indian Youth Climate Network

Institute of Himalayan Environmental Research & Education (INHERE)

Integrated Research and Action for Development (IRADe)

Integrated Sustainable Energy and Ecological Development Association (INSEDA)

Judav

LEAD India

M. S. Swaminathan ResearchFoundation (MSSRF)

Oxfam India

Paryavaran Mitra

Purvanchal Gramin Vikas Sansthan (PGVS)

Rajputana Society for Natural History

Samvad

Shohratgarh Envirnomnetal Society (SES)

Social Development Society (SDS)

Society for Socio Economic and Ecological Development (SEED)

The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI)

UDYAMA

Urban Health and Climate Resilience Centre (UHCRC)

Vasudha foundation

VIKSAT

Voluntary Association of Agriculture, General Development, Health and Reconstruction Alliance (VAAGDHARA)

WaterShed Trust Organisation (WOTR)

World Vision India

World Wide Fund for Nature — India

MaldivesHuvadhoo Aid

Live and Learn Environmental Education

NepalChild Health and Environment Save Society (CHESS) Nepal

Clean Energy Nepal (CEN)

Federation of Community Forestry Users (FECOFUN)

Institute for Social and Environmental Transition- Nepal (ISET-N)

Karnali Integrated Rural Development and Research Centre (KIRDARC)

Local Initiatives for Biodiversity, Research and Development (LI-BIRD)

Nepal Water Conservation Foundation (NWCF)

Nepal Youth Climate Action (NYCA)

Oxfam GB

Practical Action Nepal

Pragya Seeds Nepal (PGSN)

Save the Planet mission 2020 Nepal

United Mission to Nepal

Winrock International Nepal

WWF Nepal

Pakistan

Centre for Rule of Law —Islamabad (CROLI)

FRDP Pakistan

Integrated Regional Support Program (IRSP)

Integrated Rural Awareness & Development Organization (IRADO)

LEAD Pakistan

National Integrated Development Association (NIDA-Pakistan)

Oxfam Pakistan

Pakistan Relief Foundation

Society for Conservation and Protection of Environment (SCOPE)

Sustainable Development Foundation (SDF)

Sustainable Development Policy institute (SDPI)

Sustainable Environment and Development Foundation (SEDF)

Watan Development Organization (WDO)

WWF Pakistan

Sri Lanka

Center for Applied Biodiversity Research and Education (CABRE)

Centre for Poverty Analysis (CEPA)

Christian Aid Sri Lanka

Climate Study and Action Group (CSAG)

Energy Forum (Guarantee) Limited- Sri Lanka

Environmental Foundation (Guarantee) Limited (EFL)

Integrated Development Association (IDEA)

Janathakshan (Guarantee) LTD

Munasinghe Institute for Development (MIND)

Practical Action South Asia

Sevantha URC

Sri Lanka Red Cross Society (SLRCS)

Sri Lankan Youth Climate Action Network (SLYCAN)

The Green Movement of Sri Lanka Inc

CAN-Southeast AsiaIndonesia Institute for Essential Service Reform (IESR)

Pelangi Indonesia-Yayasan Pelangi

WWF Indonesia

MalaysiaCentre for Environment, Technology and Development, Malaysia

Environmental Protection Society, Malaysia

Global Environment Centre (GEC)

Malaysian Nature Society

WWF Malaysia

ThailandCommunity Empowerment Institute

Forest and Farmers Foundation

Renewable Energy Institute of Thailand Foundation

Sustainability Watch Thailand

CAN West and Central AfricaBenin

Initiatives for Sustainable and Integrated Development (IDID)

Women organisation for Management of Energy, Environment and Promotion of Integrated Development

Eco Benin

Burkina FasoNaturama

CameroonAction for Equitable, Integrated & Sustainable Development

Cameroon Vision Trust — SWEET Africa Foundation

CGE — Association CARRE GEO & ENVIRONNEMENT

"DAREN FOUNDATION (Developing Advocacyand Research Empowerment Network)"

Environment Recherche Action Cameroun

Foundation for Environment and Development (FEDEV)

Cape VerdeMorabi

Chad

Association Lead Tchad

Association des Femme Paules Autochtones du Tchad

Democratic Repbulic of the CongoActions Communautaires pour le Développement Intégral (Community Action for Integrated Development)

GRAK — GREEN ARK (ARCHE VERTE)

Horizon Vert — Green Horizon

GambiaConcern Universal

ILUTA ENGAMBI Claude

Ghana

Abibimman Foundation

HATOF Foundation

GuineaAssociation Guinée pour la promotion des énergies renouvelables (AGUIPER)

Guinee Ecologie

Ivory CoastActions en faveur de l'homme et de la nature Ivory Coast (AFHON)

Envisciences

Solutions Climat

Young Volunteer for Environment Ivory Coast (JVE)

Mali

Amade Pelcode

Association of Training and Development Support (AFAD)

MFC — MALI-FOLKECENTER

MFC — MALI-FOLKECENTER

NigerEnergy & Environment for Rural Development (EDER)

JVE Niger

NigeriaAfrican Youth Movement on the Environment

Climate Change Network Nigeria (CCNN)

Nigerian Environmental Study/Action Team (NEST)

SenegalEnvironment Development Action in the Third World (ENDA TM)

Réseau Environment & Développement (CONGAD)

Sierra LeoneYouth Empowerment and Peace Building Organization (YEPO)

TogoActions en faveur de l'homme et de la nature Togo (AFHON)

Alliance Nationale des Consomateurs et de l'environnement (ANCE-TOGO)

Association of the Environmental Scientists for an Integrated Development (ASEDI)

Friends of the Earth Togo

Young Volunteers for Environment (JVE)

ASEDI – Association of the Environmental Scientists for an Integrated Development

Young Volunteers for Environment (JVE)

New Zealand CANNew Zealand350.org Aotearoa

ActionStation

Aotearoa New Zealand Human Rights Lawyers Association

Aotearoa Youth Leadership Institute

Coal Action Network Aotearoa

Edmund Rice Network

Generation Zero

Greenpeace New Zealand

Human Rights Foundation Aotearoa New Zealand

OraTaiao: The New Zealand Climate and Health Council

Oxfam New Zealand

P3 Foundation

Sustainability Council of NZ

Sustainable Initiatives Aotearoa

Unite Union

World Wide Fund for Nature

Pacific Islands CANFiji350 Pacific

Diverse Voices and Action (DIVA) For Equality

Greenpeace Australia Pacific

Oxfam Pacific

Pacific Conference of Churches

Pacific Islands Association of Non-Government Organizations (PIANGO)

Project Survival Pacific


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Kiribati350 Kiribati

AMA

Anrae SDA Youth

Bikenikora Women/Youth

BTML

Caritas

DO Tenono

Ex-Banaba Association

Focolare

Kiribati Children’s Campaigns Network

Kiribati Fisheries/Marine Assoc.

Kiribati Health Retreat Association

KIT Alumni

Koron Te Waa

Marewen Betio

Marewen Te Riki

Nanon Te Kora

RAK (Reitakia Aine Kamatu

Rikian Tungaru

Tauan te Kainga

Te Reitaki ni Maiu

Te Toa Matoa

Te Waa Mai Kiribati

Teitoiningaina

Ueen Tamoa

Ueen Te Bitati

Ueenikai

Unimwane n Betio

USP Student Association

YCL Betio

TuvaluEkalesia Kelisiano Tuvalu (EKT)

Fakapotopotog Fafine Ekalesia Kelisiano Tuvalu

Suiga Fou Association

Tuvalu Health Family Association

Tuvalu Media Cooporation

Tuvalu National Women’s Council

Tuvalu National Youth Council

Tuvalu Non-Profit Organisation (TANGO)

Tuvalu Red Cross

VanuatuADRA Vanuatu

CARE International Vanuatu

Farm Support Association

GIZ Vanuatu Climate Change

Live & Learn Environmental Education Vanuatu

Peace Corp Vanuatu

Save the Children

VANGO

Vanuatu Christian Council

Vanuatu Red Cross Society (VRCS)

Wan Smolbag Theatre

World Vision International Vanuatu

Rac-France

France2D Attitude

Agir Pour l’environnement

AIR

ALDER

Alofa Tuvalu

Bizi!

Canopée

Comité de Liaison Énergies Renouvelables (CLER)

Dossiers et Débats pour le Développement Durable (4D)

Effet de serre toi-même

Fédération des Usagers de la Bicyclette (FUB)

Fédération Nationale descAssociations d'Usagers des Transports (FNAUT)

Greenpeace France

Helio International

Hespul

Les Amis de la Terre (FoE Fr)

LPO (Ligue pour la Protection des Oiseaux)

Oxfam France

Réseau Sortir du Nucléaire

TACA

Virage Energie Nord-Pas-de-Calais

Virage Energie Pays-de-la-Loire

Virage Energir Ile-de-France

Women in Europe for a Common Future France

WWF France

ZERO WASTE France

South Africa CANSouth AfricaGender CC

Greenpeace Africa

Oxfam South Africa

Project 90x2030

SAIIA @ youth

WWF South Africa

Southern Africa Region CANBotswanaBotswana Technology Centre (BOTEC)

LesothoLesotho Council of NGOs (LCN) — PELUM

MalawiAction for Environmental Sustainability (AFES)

LEAD Southern & Eastern Africa

Sustainable Rural Growth and Development Initiative (SRGDI)

Youth Action in Relief (YARD) Limited

Fossil Free South Africa

MauritiusCouncil for Development and Environmental Studies & Conservation (Maudesco)

Gender and Climate Change Network

Small Farmers Movement of Mauritius

MozambiqueAction Group for Renewable Energies and Sustainable Development (GED)

Justica Ambiental (JA)

Livaningo

NamibiaCRIAA SA-DC

Desert Research Foundation of Namibia

Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Bureau of Namibia (R3E)

ELA Namibia

SwazilandYonge Nawe Environmental Action Group

ZambiaCentre for Energy, Environment and Engineering (CEEEZ)

Energy and Environmental Concerns for Zambia

ZimbabweClimate Change and Sustainable Development Network

ZERO Regional Environment Organization

Zimconserve

USCANUSA350.org United States

Acadia Center United States

ActionAid USA

Alaska Wilderness League

Alliance for Affordable Energy

Alliance for Climate Education

Alliance for Water Efficiency

Alliance of Nurses for Healthy Environments

American Jewish World Service

Appalachian Voices

Arise for Social Justice

Avaaz

Brighter Green

C2C Fellows

California Student Sustainability Coalition

CARE USA

Center for Biological Diversity

Center for Clean Air Policy

Center for Climate Protection

Center for International Environmental Law (CIEL)

Center for Popular Democracy

Center for Social Inclusion

Center for Sustainable Economy

CERES

Chesapeake Climate Action Network (CCAN)

Citizens Climate Lobby

Citizens for Global Solutions

Citizens for Pennsylvania's Future (PennFuture)

Clean Air Coalition

Clean Air Council

Clean Energy Action

Clean Water Action

Climate Access

Climate Action Business Association

Climate Generation: A Will Steger Legacy

Climate Law and Policy Project

Climate Nexus

Climate Parents

Climate Solutions

Coalition on the Environment and Jewish Life (COEJL)

Community Voices Heard

Conservation International

Conservation Law Foundation

Corporate Accountability International

Deep South Center for Environmental Justice

Detroiters Working for Environmental Justice

Divest Harvard

EarthDay Network

Earthjustice

Earthworks

ecoAmerica

Ecoequity

Elders Climate Action

Emmett Institute on Climate Change and the Environment

Energy Action Coalition

Environment America

Environmental & Energy Study Institute (EESI)

Environmental Defense Fund

Environmental Investigation Agency

Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

Faith in Place

Fossil Fuel Divestment Student Network

Franciscan Action Network

Fresh Energy

Friends Committee on National Legislation

Friends of the Earth US (FoE)

Georgetown Climate Center

Georgia WAND

Green For All

Greenfaith

GreenLatinos

GreenLaw

Greenpeace USA

Gulf Coast Center for Law & Policy

Health Care Without Harm

Honor the Earth

Humane Society International

ICLEI-Local Governments for Sustainability

Illinois Environmental Council

iMatter, Kids vs. Global Warming

Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy (IATP)

Institute for Policy Studies (IPS) /Sustainable Energy & Economy Network (SEEN)

InterAction

Interfaith Power and Light (DC.MD.NoVA)

International Environmental Law Project (IELP) at Lewis & Clark Law School

International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW)

Iowa Interfaith Power & Light

Kentucky Conservation Committee

Kentucky Environmental Foundation

Kingdom Living Temple

Kyoto USA

LA Bucket Brigade

Labor Network for Sustainability

Latinos Go Green

League of Conservation Voters

Little Village Environmental Justice Organization

Maryknoll Office for Global Concerns

Massachusetts Climate Action Network

Mickey Leland Center for Environment and Sustainability at Texas Southern University

Moms Clean Air Force

Montana Environmental Information Center

National Association for the Advancement of Colored People

National Wildlife Federation (NWF)

Natural Resources Defense Council

New Mexico Interfaith Power and Light

North Carolina Conservation Network

North Carolina Interfaith Power and Light

Oil Change International

Olympic Climate Action

OneAmerica

Oregon Environmental Council

Oxfam America

Pacific Environment

Pennsylvania Interfaith Power and Light

Pew Environment Group

Physicians for Social Responsibility

Polar Bears International

Presbyterian Church USA

Protect our Winters

PSE Healthy Energy

Public Citizen

Rachel Carson Council

Refugees International

Rights for all People

Sierra Club US

Snowriders International

Sojourners

Southern Alliance for Clean Energy

Southern Oregon Climate Action Now

Student Environmental Action Coalition

Sustaining Way

SustainUS

The Climate Reality Project

The College of the Atlantic, Program in Global Environmental Diplomacy

The Nature Conservancy (TNC)

The Regeneration Project - Interfaith Power and Light

The Resource Innovation Group (TRIG)

The Solutions Project

Transportation for America

Tribal Environmental Policy Center

Tropical Forest Group

U.S. Baha'i Office of Public Affairs

U.S. Climate Plan

Union of Concerned Scientists

United Methodist Church - General Board of Church and Society

UPROSE

Utah Moms for Clean Air

Voices for Progress

WE ACT for Environmental Justice

WEDO Women's Environment and Development Organization

Western Clean Energy Campaign

William C Velasquez Institute

Windustry

Wisconsin Green Muslims Islamic Environmental Group of Wisconsin

Women's Earth and Climate Action Network (WECAN)

Woods Hole Research Center

World Resources Institute (WRI)

World Wildlife Fund USA

Worldwatch Institute


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