121. Toshiko Campbell Freelance Translator Translation from Japanese to English of medium to large documents for the Japanese government and ngos. Based in Nagoya, Japan. http://www.ctk.ne.jp/~acam/

Toshiko Campbell Freelance Translator Japanese-English with native English proofreading More than 10 years experience in the Japanese translation business Projects commissioned by the Japanese government and ODA-related organizations: Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Ministry of Labor Ministry of Justice Ministry of Finance Ministry of International Trade and Industry Ministry of Transport Forestry Agency - Forestry Information System Guide, Basic Plan for Forest Resources and Long Range Demand and Supply Projection for Important Forest Products Economic Planning Agency National Land Agency th Basic Development Plan for the National Capital Region, Future Industrial Location Policy Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) Financial Reconstruction Commission Prime Ministerfs Office Small and Medium Enterprise Agency Environment Agency Management and Coordination Agency Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint

122. Non-governmental Organization: Information From Answers.com It defines itself as an NGO, but is a network of the government standards us Department of Defense Dictionary of Military and Associated Words, 2003. http://www.answers.com/topic/non-governmental-organization

showHide_TellMeAbout2('false'); Business Entertainment Games Health ... More... On this page: Military Wikipedia Mentioned In Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping non-governmental organization Military nongovernmental organizations (DOD) Transnational organizations of private citizens that maintain a consultative status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations. Nongovernmental organizations may be professional associations, foundations, multinational businesses, or simply groups with a common interest in humanitarian assistance activities (development and relief). "Nongovernmental organizations" is a term normally used by non-United States organizations. Also called NGOs. var tcdacmd="cc=edu;dt"; Wikipedia non-governmental organization A non-governmental organization NGO ) is an organization which is independent from the government. Although the definition can technically include for-profit corporations , the term is generally restricted to social and cultural groups, whose primary goal is not commercial. Some people consider the "NGO" label misleading, as it implies that anything that is "not government" is NGO. Since NGOs are usually

123. CNN.com - Colombian Rebels, Government, NGOs To Hold Peace Conference Monday - O CNN http://www.cnn.com/2000/WORLD/americas/10/15/colombia.peace.ap/index.html

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125. Bush To NGOs: Watch Your Mouths For aid workers, there are even more strings attached to us dollars. usAID told several ngos that have been awarded humanitarian contracts that they cannot http://www.laborrights.org/press/bush_AEI_03.htm

Bush to NGOs: Watch Your Mouths Globe and Mail (Canada) June 20, 2003 by Naomi Klein The Bush administration has found its next target for pre-emptive war, but it's not Iran, Syria or North Korea not yet, anyway. Before launching any new foreign adventures, the Bush gang has some homeland housekeeping to take care of: It is going to sweep up those pesky non-governmental organizations that are helping to turn world opinion against U.S. bombs and brands. The war on NGOs is being fought on two clear fronts. One buys the silence and complicity of mainstream humanitarian and religious groups by offering lucrative reconstruction contracts. The other marginalizes and criminalizes more independent-minded NGOs by claiming that their work is a threat to democracy. The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) is in charge of handing out the carrots, while the American Enterprise Institute, the most powerful think tank in Washington, D.C., is wielding the sticks. On May 21 in Washington, Andrew Natsios, the head of USAID, gave a speech blasting U.S. NGOs for failing to play a role many of them didn't realize they had been assigned: doing public relations for the U.S. government. According to InterAction, the network of 160 relief and development NGOs that hosted the conference, Mr. Natsios was "irritated" that starving and sick Iraqi and Afghan children didn't realize that their food and vaccines were coming to them courtesy of George W. Bush. From now on, NGOs had to do a better job of linking their humanitarian assistance to U.S. foreign policy and making it clear that they are "an arm of the U.S. government." If they didn't, InterAction reported, "Natsios threatened to personally tear up their contracts and find new partners."

126. Azerbaijan HR Strategy Report Embassy officers have traveled throughout Azerbaijan to support NGO activities. Grants from the us government supported a variety of projects, http://www.usembassybaku.org/latest/hrs.html

AZERBAIJAN Azerbaijan 2004-2005 Human Rights Strategy Report The U.S. human rights and democracy strategy for Azerbaijan addresses a wide range of critical issues, including respect for democratic processes, civil society, fundamental freedoms, the rule of law, human rights and anti-trafficking efforts. In support of the U.S. strategy, U.S. officials regularly met with a range of human rights and democracy activists, representatives of pro-reform political parties and religious minorities, as well as with government officials. Then-Deputy Secretary Richard Armitage, Assistant Secretary Elizabeth Jones, Deputy Assistant Secretary Laura Kennedy, and Members of Congress and Congressional staff traveled to Azerbaijan in 2004 to reinforce support for U.S. objectives. With U.S. funding, non-partisan international observers were trained and deployed for the October parliamentary by-elections and the December municipal elections. In preparation for the election, the Embassy reconstituted an Election Strategy Team, a coordination body originally deployed in advance of the presidential election. This team included Embassy and non-governmental organization (NGO) representatives who coordinated efforts to promote an election that would meet OSCE standards. This team also ensured that the United States sent a unified, and therefore more powerful, message to the government on its expectations.

127. Government And Private US Agencies Responding To Crisis In Niger government and Private us Agencies Responding to Crisis in Niger, August 5, 2005 Others in the us NGO community are also responding with food aid, http://usunrome.usembassy.it/UNISSUES/sustdev/docs/a5080804.htm

05 August 2005 Government and Private U.S. Agencies Responding to Crisis in Niger, August 5, 2005 (Organizations reallocating resources to meet food, health care needs) By Stephen Kaufman and Aviva Altmann Washington File Staff Writers The director's remarks were reported in an August 3 USAID press release. USAID also funded the July 18 airlift of 45 metric tons of food. The two airlifts have brought the total amount of U.S. government assistance to combat the crisis in Niger to approximately $13.75 million for 2005. USAID has provided $127 million to improve the lives of the people in the Sahel region for the 2005 fiscal year, including about $14 million specifically for locust eradication programs. The lack of food is not the only serious factor causing death in the region. Malnutrition, the condition in which one does not get a proper balance of nutrients, causes one to be more susceptible to weakness and disease. Therefore, more deaths will arise from malnutrition than starvation alone, and thus will affect more people than just those who cannot get food. As well as sending the emergency food aid, USAID is funding the development work of four nongovernmental organizations: Africare, Catholic Relief Services, the Helen Keller Institute, and CARE, which all have programs dealing with the food crisis in Niger.

128. Asia Times Online :: South Asia News, Business And Economy From India And Pakist A number of ngos have sought security clearance for projects on subjects unheard Obviously, London saw the closure as a move by the Nepal government to http://www.atimes.com/atimes/South_Asia/GG23Df04.html

Front Page Greater China South Asia Southeast Asia ... Forum South Asia Jul 23, 2005 US on Nepal's case By Ramtanu Maitra Fresh from its perceived success in Kyrgyzstan, the National Endowment for Democracy (NED), an American non-governmental organization, has a new mission in Nepal, where King Gyanendra has assumed autocratic powers. According to reports from South Asia, this was disclosed to Nepalese politicians by US Assistant Secretary of State for South Asia Christina Rocca during her recent visit to Nepal. Although the entry of the Washington-based NED is officially to help stabilize and promote democracy in Nepal, its past record makes some in India wonder what the consequences will be for India's turbulent northeast and for India's relations with China. Beijing has even more reason to concern itself with the NED's presence in Nepal, next door to sensitive Tibet. The NED makes no bones of its concerns about Uighur Chinese, and is known to have earlier funded anti-China forces in Tibet.

129. Supporting Human Rights And Democracy, Kazakhstan The United States also continued to encourage the government of A usfunded grant enabled a local non-governmental organization (NGO) to conduct a http://www.usembassy-kazakhstan.freenet.kz/documents/support-hrr-kaz-en.html

Home U.S. Mission Visas to the U.S. U.S. Citizen Services ... Resources You Are In: Home Supporting Human Rights and Democracy Kazakhstan Throughout 2004, the U.S. human rights and democracy strategy sought to build on the positive steps made in 2003 with special emphasis on preparations for the September parliamentary elections. The United States efforts were focused on building a legal environment and supporting civil society development, which would help create an environment for elections that meet international standards. Improving electoral processes was a main focus of U.S. democracy promotion efforts this year. The United States vigorously urged the Government of Kazakhstan to draft an election law that would meet international standards. Prior to the elections, Kazakhstan adopted and passed an elections law that, while not fully meeting international standards, was an improvement over existing legislation. While the OSCE ultimately determined that the elections fell short of international standards, U.S. diplomatic efforts and assistance contributed to a more open pre-election environment. The United States continued to encourage the Government of Kazakhstan to find a just resolution in the case of DCK leader Galymzham Zhakiyanov, convicted in 2002 on what appeared to be politically motivated charges. Zhakiyanov was ultimately moved from a "strict regime" prison to a minimum security settlement colony with greater freedom of movement and interaction. The United States also advocated for due process for independent journalist Sergey Duvanov, who was convicted on what observers considered politically-motivated charges at a trial marked by serious procedural irregularities. On August 17, he was conditionally released from custody under parole status.

130. POLITICS-U.S.: Iraq-Attack Think Tank Turns Wrath On NGOs POLITICSus Right-Wing Hostility to ngos Glimpsed in Amnesty Flap POLITICS-us Realists Press for Bush to Engage Iran, North Korea http://www.ipsnews.net/interna.asp?idnews=18733

131. EuropaWorld Free Online Newspaper Covering International Development Reports on international development and humanitarian actions of European institutions, Governments and ngos, including European based United Nations agencies. http://www.europaworld.org/

European Commission European Parliament European Goverments NGOs ... Search this site Powered by FreeFind Links Millennium Development Goals: 5 years later, the need to accelerate President Barroso at the UN summit. Photo UN/DPI At the United Nations Millennium Summit in 2000, 191 States undertook to achieve 8 goals by 2015 to eradicate poverty and to reduce the inequalities in the world. Five years later on, it is time to make a first assessment and to draw up conclusions. And it is clear that we need to accelerate if we want to meet the challenge within the time limits. The European Union, the number one world donor, has assumed its responsibilities through engagements aiming "to do more, do it better do and do it faster". More... UN World Summit Adopts Landmark Outcome Document On Raft Of Crucial Issues Culminating the largest-ever gathering of world leaders, the United Nations General Assembly this week adopted a historic outcome document encapsulating a unified stance by the international community on a broad array of crucial issues, from concrete steps towards combating poverty and promoting development to unqualified condemnation of all forms of terrorism along with the acceptance of collective responsibility to protect civilians against genocide and other crimes against humanity. More...

132. Main Page NGO NEWS Spring / Summer 2003 THE PROMISE OF ENLARGEMENT a government, .. that will respect international laws and norms, adhere to the rule of http://www.ngonet.org/

FREEDOM HOUSE IN CEE AND FSU Regional Networking Project Latvia Naturalization Project Romanian Government Transition Support Program (RGTS) Partnership for Civil Society - Serbia ... Center for Religious Freedom NGO NEWS Spring / Summer 2003 THE PROMISE OF ENLARGEMENT LATEST NGO NEWS Freedom House - Iraq WELCOME TO A NEW ISSUE OF NGONEWS! "a government, .. that will… respect international laws and norms, ... adhere to the rule of law, …" THE NEW EAST-WEST DIVIDE Ukraine A NEW EAST-WEST DIVIDE? OVERCOMING DIVISION AMIDST EU ENLARGEMENT Enlargement brings, no doubt, merits to new candidates and members, new challenges to both the EU and NATO institutions, and a new East-West division between the newly enlarged Euro-Atlantic community and the rest of Europe (aspirants and non-aspirants alike). Ukrajna CROSS-BORDER IMPACT OF EU ENLARGEMENT Russia LOVE THY NEIGHBOUR: CROSS-BORDER COOPERATION BETWEEN RUSSIA'S NORTH WEST AND ITS NEIGHBOURS The North-Western regions of Russia are viewed as a type of case study for measuring the existing gaps in economic and democratic development, ... INDEPENDENT MEDIA CEE FREE PRESS: A KEY TO INTEGRATION INTO EUROPE A free press is critical in bridging the historic and societal differences between East and West. In particular, I want to focus on the two biggest fish in the former Soviet sea: Russia and Ukraine.

133. Remote Power International Applying renewable energy to assist in conservation for the world's protected areas, reserves, and parks. Project management and developers for ngos (ex. Nature Conservancy), governments agencies, and corporations. http://www.remotepower.com/

Renewable energy, appropriate technologies, photovoltaics, solar energy, project management, Nature Conservancy,world nature preserves,parks,protected areas, islands, solar thermal, solar electric, developers, installations, equipment, environmental protection enter here Project Developers for Renewable Energy

134. Jacaranda Consult Provides consulting services to governments and ngos in developing countries and their cooperating partners. Services offered include the preparation, management and evaluation of development projects and programmes, with emphasis on human resource development, user participation, and support to communitybased initiatives. http://www.jacaranda.suite.dk/

135. International Centre For Prison Studies Assists governments and ngos develop appropriate policies on prisons and the use of imprisonment. Based at Kings College in the UK. Publishes the World Prison Brief http://www.prisonstudies.org/

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