Pakistan

Contact

Address:	Head Office: St-9, Block-1, KDA Scheme-5, Kehkashan, Clifton , Karachi-75600
Tel:	021-576906/570754	Fax:	5862093
URL:	http://www.xiber.com/behbud	Email:

Organization Structure

Date of Establishment:?1970

Number of Staff:?118

Sections:

Members:

Name of Director:

Activity Area

Education / Poverty Alleviation / Research / Women Gender

Foundation (Budget)

Foundation: 0 (0 US Dollar) (Fiscal Yr.)

Annual Budget: 0 (0 US Dollar) (Fiscal Yr. )

Account Settlement: 0 (0 US Dollar) (Fiscal Yr. )

Main Resources

Introduction of the Organization

Objective:

Behbud Association is a registered national organization with head quarters in Rawalpindi and branches in Karachi, Lahore, Quetta, Peshawar, Multan, Gujranwala, Jhang and D.G Khan. Established in 1970 each center generates its own funds and is run by a team of very dedicated volunteer ladies. Highly qualified medical professionals offer free time and consultation on a regular basis. Services of other specialties’/professions are acquired on humanitarian grounds. Behbud Karachi’s efforts are concentrated on women’s development in health, education, vocational training and income generating schemes in the following Katchi Abadies: Shirin Jinnah Colony, Mahmoodabad, Manzoor Colony, Qayyumabad, Bilal Colony, Sultanabad, Delhi Colony and Gizri.

Objective:
Better Environment and General Education and Health

Partnership With

1. Government
2. Schools
3. Line agencies

Regular Environmental Education / Education for Sustainable Development Programs

Title	Place	Operational features
Behbud Primary School	Railway Colony, Kalapul, Clifton, Shirin Jinnah Colony	Offering primary and primary level education through trained teachers and at extremely nominal fee. Scholarships, books and uniforms are provided to needy children.
Literacy Centres	Kalapul, Qayyumabad, Bilal Colony, Shirin Jinnah Colony	Crafts are taught to women attending Literacy classes. Home Literacy classes as well as literacy classes for men at Shirin Jinnah Colony have been introduced and mosque classes will be introduced soon.
Fellowship Schools
Family Health Centres		Providing low cost health care to approximately 3,000 women and children each month.
Population Welfare Project	Mehmoodabad, Manzoor Colony, Qayyumabad, Bilal Colony, Gizri, Shirin Jinnah Colony, Sultanabad, Delhi Colony, lines area

Publications

Type	Title	Price	Publisher
Reports	Annual Report		BEHBUD
Newsletters	Newsletter		BEHBUD

Plans for the next 5 years

The small Operating Theatre and surgical facilities for tubal ligation ( Tubal ligation, commonly knows as “getting your tubes tied,” is a surgical sterilization technique for women and vasectomy is being set up on the premises at Shirin Jinnah.

The auditorium needs Audio Visual Aids, acoustic equipment, furniture and air conditioning in order to equip it as a Training & Resource Centre

Phase 1: At present surveys are being conducted at different localities.

Self Evaluation

Not satisfied yet, there are still more things to do.

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Programs

Pakistan

Contact

Address:	Village & Post Office Roras, Tehsil & District Sialkot., Sialkot
Tel:	0092-432-505156	Fax:	0092-432-505156
URL:		Email:	baidarie@skt.wol.net.pk

Organization Structure

Date of Establishment:?1970

Number of Staff:

Sections:

Members:

Name of Director:?Ms. Shazia Khan

Activity Area

Advocacy / Poverty Alleviation / Public Health / Research / Training / Women Gender

Foundation (Budget)

Foundation:?0 (0 US Dollar) (Fiscal Yr. )

Annual Budget:?0 (0 US Dollar) (Fiscal Yr. )

Account Settlement:?0 (0 US Dollar) (Fiscal Yr. )

Main Resources

Introduction of the Organization

Objective:Baidarie is a social developmental organization working in Sialkot. It operates its programs from village Roras in Tehsil Sialkot where it is seated. As an organization it symbolizes the awakening of the rural women and their empowerment for letting them realized as equal, responsible and respectable citizens in society. It was founded as a women group with a vision to To awaken consciousness of basic human rights in the under-privileged and unprivileged classes to empower them, especially the women, socially, economically and politically so that they may take organized participatory steps against oppression, injustice and coercion to ensure the existence of an equitable society.

Objective:
To increase social interaction among women and to raise their social awareness level regarding their rights and duties by employing all those methods using which these objectives may be achieved satisfactorily.
To form women action groups, to build the capacity of the newly emerging groups and provide them orientation on the modern & scientific methods of social development.
To increase opportunities of income generation for women.
To explore the talents in women and to provide them with training of various skills so that their social and economic development may be made possible.
To organize the communities in general and women in particular so that the process of participatory development may be advanced in the fields of Education, Health, Environmental conservation and Income generation.
To provide facilities of training on principles of Health & Hygiene and medical treatment for common people, women and children.
To take steps for motivating the people for observance of the principles of reproductive health.
To take measures against drug abuse
To arrange such activities for young generation as may help in polishing and promoting their talents in the most positive and constructive way.
To take steps for improving the level of Education for Children.
To conduct research and analysis on the problems confronted by the people of the area and document the objectives, methodology and findings to deduce workable

Regular Environmental Education / Education for Sustainable Development Programs

Title	Place	Operational features
Universal Primary Education	294 locations in Tehsils Daska & Sialkot	Primary Education
Awareness raising against child labor in hazardous occupations	294 locations in Tehsils Daska & Sialkot	Awareness raising against child labour
Provision of preventive and curative health facilities	20 villages in Union Council Roras	Health care for people below poverty line

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Programs

Japan

Contact

Address:	3-1-13 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0011
Tel:	????????????81-3-3432-1844	Fax:	81-3-3432-1975
URL:	http://www.airies.or.jp/	Email:	airies@airies.or.jp

Organization Structure

Date of Establishment:?1996

Number of Staff:

Sections:?Planning and General Affairs Group, Information Exchange Group, Research Exchange Group, Environmental Conservation Group, Global Environmental Committee, Satellite Technology Committee, Desertification Research Committee

Members:

Name of Director:?Yohichi Gohshi

Activity Area

Foundation (Budget)

Foundation:?0 (0 US Dollar) (Fiscal Yr. )

Annual Budget:?217,439,000 JPY (1,883,241 US Dollar) (Fiscal Yr. 2006)

Account Settlement:?247,190,169 JPY (2,140,731 US Dollar) (Fiscal Yr. 2005)

Main Resources

1. Trust Income
2. Grants
3. Membership fees

Introduction of the Organization

Objective:

- Publication and dissemination of research on environmental issues
- Conduct Investigation and Joint Research including research using satellite technology
- Dissemination of Information to Members
- To conduct various activities, particularly in Asia, for environmental conservation

Partnership With

1. Global Environment Bureau /Ministry of the Environment
2. Asia-Pacific Network for Global Change Research

Regular Environmental Education / Education for Sustainable Development Programs

Title	Place	Operational features
Eco-Frontier Fellowship Program	Japan	Established in 1995, this program aims to increase international exchanges for those working in global environment research by offering an opportunity to conduct international research in Japan. Young researchers with a doctorate or equivalent are eligible to apply for periods between three and nine months. Up to two extensions are possible.
Database of Global Environment Research
Symposium on Society that exits from inducing global warming

Publications

Type	Title	Price	Publisher
Periodicals	Japan Environment Quarterly	Free	AIRIES
Others	Global Environmental Research Series – IGBP Activities and Results in Japan	Free	AIRIES
Others	Global Environmental Research Series – GACP Activities in Japan	Free	AIRIES
Others	Global Environmental Research Series – Global Environmental Change and Human Health	Free	AIRIES
Others	Global Environmental Research Series – Recent Countermeasures for Desrtification	Free	AIRIES

Plans for the next 5 years

Global environment research by satellite Prevention of desertification

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Programs

Kingdom of Thailand

Contact

Address:	Khlong Chan Housing Kindergarten, Between Flat 5 and 5 of National Housing Authority, Sukhaphiban 2 Road, Khlong ChanBang Kabi, Bangkok 10240Thailand
Tel:	66-2-3198370	Fax:	66-2-3749927
URL:		Email:

Organization Structure

Date of Establishment:?1970

Number of Staff:

Sections:

Members:

Name of Director:

Activity Area

Foundation (Budget)

Foundation:?0 (0 US Dollar) (Fiscal Yr. )

Annual Budget:?0 (0 US Dollar) (Fiscal Yr. )

Account Settlement:?0 (0 US Dollar) (Fiscal Yr. )

Main Resources

Introduction of the Organization

Objective:

*To Coordinate and cooperate with organisations working on natural resource conservation, and
*To promote people’s understanding and awareness of the value of natural resources and environment.

Regular Environmental Education / Education for Sustainable Development Programs

Title	Place	Operational features
Various		Coordination with works and projects in the south
Conservation project		Operation of the conservation of the Pattani Bay project

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Programs

Nepal

Contact

Address:	40 Dharma Bhakta Marga, Hatkhola Road, Biratnagar-10, Morang, Nepal.
Tel:	977-21-30803	Fax:	977-21-24099
URL:	http://www.geocities.com/ngo_apec/	Email:

Organization Structure

Date of Establishment:?1988

Number of Staff:?7 full-time staff

Sections:

Members:?3000

Name of Director:?Mr. Bhakta Lal Upadhyaya

Activity Area

Advocacy / Community Development / Conservation / Ecotourism / Education / Network / Research / Training / Wildlife / Women Gender

Foundation (Budget)

Foundation:?0 (0 US Dollar) (Fiscal Yr. )

Annual Budget:?35,000,000 R (4,924 US Dollar) (Fiscal Yr. 2006)

Account Settlement:?2,400,000 R (33,765 US Dollar) (Fiscal Yr. 2005)

Main Resources

1. Membership fee
2. Grants

Introduction of the Organization

Objective:

A conservation activist Medini Bhandari started conservational activities from 1980 in eastern Nepal in personal level. Plantation of ficus religiosa, ficus bagalasis (secret trees according to Hindu mythology) and campaign to protect migrated wild elephants from India was prime activities at the beginning. He became able to convince more people in this field, this lead to him to establish a conservational forum. Miss Prajita Devkota a high school girl joined her hands in the conservation campaign on 1984 and encouraged to give a shape as forum. They could not register but un-officially gave the name, Association for Protection of Environment and Culture (BATABARAN RA SNSKRITI SANRAKSHAN SANGH), with broader objectives of conservation of nature and culture in 1985.

The general objectives of the Association is to extend help in the protection of biological diversity such as wildlife, wetland species, forest resources and development of the nation by organizing individuals and expert towards conservation of natural resources and their sustainable use.

1. To conserve the biological diversity
2. To make people aware in the field of environment and culture
3. To generate the people participation in above mentioned fields and other community development programs by providing different programs from different angles.
4. To bring together individual scholars, social workers and representatives of various rural communities who are interested and willing to work towards achievement of aims and objectives of Association.
5. Conduct study and research of various wetland species, wild species, and forestry, ecological and economic aspects of rural areas and arrange for publication of such studies with a view to disseminate information and create expertise in the Association of these fields and areas.
6. To hold seminars among with the rural people about the conservation of wetland, preservation of wildlife, forest and protection of environment by spreading must current information through various means.
7. Encourage, evaluate and suitably reward articles, books and publications on the conservation of natural resources.
8. Provide suggestion and advice to HMG, other concerned agencies and local bodies on various aspects of conservation and development.
9. Participate in the programs organized by national and international agencies and organizations having identical objectives with APEC.
10. To establish a well-stocked library of the APEC.
11. In international field, APEC intends to contribute by participating in conservation works, research, seminars and studies directed towards conservation and development.
12. Conduct women developmental as well as other developmental activities for development of Nepal.

Partnership With

1. Ministry of the Environment
2. Department of National Parks and Wildlife conservation
3. IUCN-Nepal
4. WWF-Nepal
5. Technical help UNEP, UNDP, FAO, and many other who are providing resource materials for conservation education campaign

Regular Environmental Education / Education for Sustainable Development Programs

Title	Place	Operational features
Conservation Education Campaign	16 Districts of eastern Nepal and two districts of western Nepa	Mass meeting, class lectures, video films showing
Eco-clubs in schools (125)	16 Districts of eastern Nepal and two districts of western Nepal	Establishment of eco-clubs in schools and encourage students for conservation of environment and culture
Wetlands Conservation education project	Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve	Mass meeting, class lectures, video films showing, preparation of education materials with the Help of IUCN-The Netherlands, regular training, and education

Publications

Type	Title	Price	Publisher
Periodicals	Eco Samacar	Free	APEC and WWF-Nepal
Others	Environment education hand book for Nepali schools by Medini Bhandari	Free	APEC, with help of IUCN-The Netherlands, only for use of project purpose

Plans for the next 5 years

To continue Environmental Education to the eastern and western Nepal???　Continue eco-clubs program???　 Establish various environment education resources centers???　continue conservation campaign and research

Self Evaluation

Environmental problems are increasing day by day, whatever, we are doing. We need to work more and more in this field.

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Programs

Japan

Contact

Address:	Shimin Undo Zenkoku Center, 2F Nishikawa Bldg. 2-7-3 Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 102-0083
Tel:	????????????03-3263-9022	Fax:	03-3263-9463
URL:	http://www.asap21.org	Email:	Inquiry@asap21.org

Organization Structure

Date of Establishment:?2000

Number of Staff:

Sections:

Members:

Name of Director:?Kikuko Mizuno

Activity Area

Foundation (Budget)

Foundation:?0 (0 US Dollar) (Fiscal Yr. )

Annual Budget:?0 (0 US Dollar) (Fiscal Yr. )

Account Settlement:?0 (0 US Dollar) (Fiscal Yr. )

Main Resources

1. Membership fee
2. Donations

Introduction of the Organization

Objective:

Committed to lasting environmental preservation activities utilizing Pan-Asian network established on Earth Day 2000. The main aim is to protect Asian-Pacific ecosystems through sustainable environmental measures, while uniting NGOs in the region.

Regular Environmental Education / Education for Sustainable Development Programs

Title	Place	Operational features
Cross-cultural projects_Asian language (Korean)	Japan	To facilitate inter-group communication, ASAP21 is introducing basic language courses, beginning with Korean
Project PCAN	Asia	To improve communications between Asian NGOs, an internet network is being developed
Earth Day 2000 workshop	Korea	Workshop to plan for Earth Day 2000 for the three countries of Japan, China, and Korea

Publications

Type	Title	Price	Publisher
Newsletters	NaturASIA started to report on the latest environmental trends in Asia, rather than just relying on news for reports after disasters occur		ASAP21

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Programs

Kingdom of Cambodia

Contact

Organization Structure

Date of Establishment:?1996

Number of Staff:?4

Sections:

Members:

Name of Director:?Mr. Linh Saloeun

Activity Area

Foundation (Budget)

Foundation:?0 (0 US Dollar) (Fiscal Yr. )

Annual Budget:?20,000 USD (20,000 US Dollar) (Fiscal Yr. 2000)

Account Settlement:?0 (0 US Dollar) (Fiscal Yr. )

Main Resources

1. CIDSE
2. CWS

Introduction of the Organization

Objective:

Objective:
To promote peaceful country with a green environment and a better standard of living with health and wisdom for its people who live in solidarity and justice.

Regular Environmental Education / Education for Sustainable Development Programs

Title	Place	Operational features
Environment	8 villages in Bavel Commune
Agriculture	8 villages in Bavel Commune

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Programs

Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka

Contact

Address:	109/10, Gothami Road, Colombo 08. Sri Lanka
Tel:	94-112-682011	Fax:	94-112-682011
URL:		Email:	aepo@sltnet.lk

Organization Structure

Date of Establishment:?2002

Number of Staff:

Sections:

Members:

Name of Director:?Nishada Withanachchi, Sarath Senanayake

Activity Area

Training / Waste Pollution

Foundation (Budget)

Foundation:?0 (0 US Dollar) (Fiscal Yr. )

Annual Budget:?0 (0 US Dollar) (Fiscal Yr. )

Account Settlement:?0 (0 US Dollar) (Fiscal Yr. )

Main Resources

1. From our own business

Introduction of the Organization

Objective:

Asian Environmental Protection Organization, a registered Non Governmental Organization (NGO Registration No.? CPC/KDS/NGO/22) functions with the help of volunteers.

AEPO conducts Environmental Educational Programme (EEP) with the intention of developing a better environment where there is less environmental pollution all over the Sri Lanka.

AEPO offers these EEPs in order to educate the public including children to reduce, reuse and recycle the solid waste which has at present become a major environmental problem in the region. AEPO emphasizes the fact that recycling the solid waste is one effective solution to the problem.

Regular Environmental Education / Education for Sustainable Development Programs

Title	Place	Operational features
Educational Seminars on Environment		Organizing seminars at school level to educate students on the management of solid waste. In addition to school, by educating Teachers’ colleges, Tourist hotels, Factories etc. drawing the attention of the general public on the correct emission of waste material and reference for recycling.
Child Eco-Art Workshops and Exhibitions		Organizing Eco-Art Workshops for children with the view of internalizing the importance of protecting the environment from their child hood.
Child Eco-Picture Book		Publishing the environmental education throughout the world by distributing a printed book which includes 80 children’s drawings selected as the best by an international pannel.
Earth-Day / Environmental Day Programmes		Working cooperatively with world organizations by making links with the World Earth-Day Network and organizing special events on specifically important environmental days.
Promoting Recycled Products		Persuading the public to buy recycled products, publicizing those products, finding a market for them and educating the mass about their eco-friendly nature.

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Programs

India

Contact

Address:	28 Sanksar II, Polytechnic Road, Ahmedabad 380015 India
Tel:	91-79-26442289, 26561359	Fax:	91-79-26300513
URL:	http://www.analaoutdoors.com	Email:	info@analaoutdoors.com

Organization Structure

Date of Establishment:?1985

Number of Staff:?12

Sections:?3

Members:?16000

Name of Director:?Madhu Menon

Activity Area

Ecology Biodiversity / Ecotourism / Education / Forestry / Nature Awareness / Wildlife

Foundation (Budget)

Foundation:?0 (0 US Dollar) (Fiscal Yr. )

Annual Budget:?0 (0 US Dollar) (Fiscal Yr. )

Account Settlement:?0 (0 US Dollar) (Fiscal Yr. )

Main Resources

Introduction of the Organization

Objective:

A group committed to create an environment conscious society through various outdoor-based activities. It was an informal group of birdwatchers and wildlife enthusiasts way back in 1985. It has earned tremendous credibility and trustworthiness by performing to the utmost satisfaction of its clientage. More than two decades of continuous improvement and expansion has taken the activities to the entire state of Gujarat with programs spread over various states and regions of India.Objective:
- To inculcate an awareness of the environment and its problems of protecting it.
- To impart the basic knowledge and understanding of the immediate surroundings, it’s inter-relationship and inter-dependence with human being.
- To develop social values and positive attitudes which are in harmony with the environment quality.
- To introduce the youngsters into the elements of nature through various adventure activities.
- To help develop self learning approaches through different innovative activities and realise that “learning is fun”

Partnership With

1. viz Vidyanagar Nature Club
2. Students Union for Nature
3. Bhavnagar
4. Amateur Rangers
5. Mithapur tec.

History of Activities (Years/sponsored by, granted by)

Name	Year	sponsored by, granted by
nature related activities and outdoors education programmes
nature camps
Street plays

Regular Environmental Education / Education for Sustainable Development Programs

Title	Place	Operational features
Anubhav		the outdoors experiential Learning Programme conducted with full involvement of the member schools and made mandatory from class (grade) one onwards. An estimated 7000 students participate in these activities every year.
Environment Exposure Camps		conducted in winter and summer breaks of schools at different environs like Aravali Mountains, Satpura Mountains, Himalayas, Marine Sanctuary etc. An estimated 4500 students (also few hundred adults) participate in these camps every year.
School in Outdoors Unlimited		an innovative educational journey developed in the pattern of eco tourism. Soul is again conducted with the full participation of the member school and the emphasis is on the interpretation of the site/place visited. An estimated 2000 students and 1000 adults participate in these trips.

Publications

Type	Title	Price	Publisher
Others	Panki parichay ma pagran (adoptation of Naturescope India)	30INR	Anala
Others	Apda nirala nagar vasiyo ( on Biodiversity of our city, Ahmedabad)	130INR	Anala

Plans for the next 5 years

To scale up the participation in all the three levels of EE by enhancing the quality of the programmes. It is targeted that by the next 5 years, Anala Outdoors should be able to cater to the EE requirement of at least 50% of the schools in Ahmedabad and 10% of the schools in Gujarat. This, of course requires a continuous effort to enhance human resource development, training and strategic planning. It is envisaged that Anala Outdoors would take leadership in training of Resource Persons, who would then train educators and teachers so as to take up EE as a major subject within and without school campuses.

Self Evaluation

It is learnt that the Organisation is in the right path, however it needs to have a clear vision and mission and also a progressive human resource policy. The potential of taking up the agenda of EE to a larger audience is very much realized but gearing up to take up the challenge is not yet considered seriously.

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Programs

Pakistan

Contact

Address:	Head Office: 1st floor NSC building grain market Chak Jhumra, Chak Jhumra-37700
Tel:	7763020, 527320	Fax:	92-04655- 527320, 7761776
URL:	http://awo.s5.com/	Email:	webmaster@awo.s5.com

Organization Structure

Date of Establishment:?1970

Number of Staff:

Sections:?3

Members:?30

Name of Director:?Mian Abdual Rauf

Activity Area

Advocacy / Community Development / Education / Network / Research / Training / Women Gender

Foundation (Budget)

Foundation:?0 (0 US Dollar) (Fiscal Yr. )

Annual Budget:?0 (0 US Dollar) (Fiscal Yr. )

Account Settlement:?0 (0 US Dollar) (Fiscal Yr. )

Main Resources

1. Membership fee
2. Donations

Introduction of the Organization

Objective:

What Does Alfalah Means! The name of this organization is derived from the verses from the call for prayer Haiya al alfalah meaning come towards welfare (eternal). So the word Alfalah which is an Arabic word means welfare. The name was unanimously and pleasantly accepted by all the members.

Objective:
In Education section we are working on:
1. Basic Education
2. Technical Education
3. Educate Special persons
4. Adult Education

In Health section we are working in:
1. Aware people about fatal disease arranging seminars.
2. Blood Bank (Free blood donation society)
3. We intend to build a Trust Hospital for needy in future.

In the Sports Section we are working in:
1. Martial arts Clubs
2. Football Clubs
3. Cricket Academy
4. Arrange tournaments
5. We intend to arrange for a stadium in our area except all this we work in general welfare fields and help government machinery in public welfare projects.

Partnership With

1. Ministry of the Environment
2. Various local and national organizations

Regular Environmental Education / Education for Sustainable Development Programs

Title	Place	Operational features
Regular environment education and awareness campaign	Alfalah office	Every Sunday a STUDENT SUNDAY SESSION is held at Alfalah office in early 4 hours in which all the newspapers are provided to the students as well as public more over information books are also provided to meet the needs of curious students furthermore a guideline related to the future of the young students is also provided in these session competitions like general knowledge, speeches, science knowledge, essay writing are also held.
Provision of Free Books to Poor Students		More then 200 students have been allotted free books per year
Provision of Uniform and Fee to Poor Students		More then 50 students have been given this facility per year
Free Computer Education to The Talented Students		More then 35 poor students but talented students who were not able to get computer education, were provided free computer education in well setup Global Group of Collages per year

Publications

Type	Title	Price	Publisher
News letters	News letter	Free	AWO
Others	awareness campaign materials	Free	AWO

Plans for the next 5 years

Continuation of on going environment conservation campaign at National level.

Self Evaluation

We are doing our best

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Programs