Citizen action on Covid-19: Standing together in the face of the global pandemic

Civil society initiatives across the world

Joint Civil Society Statement

The world faces an unprecedented moment of crisis. The Covid-19 pandemic is pushing humanity’s resilience to the limit and has vast impacts on the wider social, economic and environmental fabric of our world.

 

The pandemic especially affects older people, people with disabilities, and those with underlying health conditions, and highlights the importance of a whole-of-society approach to deliver well-resourced health systems that respond to all ages. This is an urgent healthcare emergency that  shines a glaring light on the underlying fragility and inequalities of our societies and the critical need for stronger health systems, universal provision of the right to health and social protection for all, as well as long-term sustainable development, as set out in the Sustainable Development Goals.

 

We are resolved that civil society organisations and volunteers have a critical role to play in supporting community action and ensuring that those who are most often marginalised are not left behind through this challenging time. Already huge numbers of volunteers are stepping up in many parts of the world to ensure vital food, medical supplies and basic provisions can reach those who are affected.

 

We will identify community responses in various countries and share the stories of those community champions who are at the frontline of this emergency response for cross learning and inspiration but we expect world leaders to ensure the following key measures are addressed to build a fairer future:

 

Inequalities

The global response to the pandemic must leave no one behind. We call on the UN and G20 governments to lead a multilateral process to ensure sufficient funds are available through the WHO and national governments to ensure provision of free universal healthcare, social care and support to those who are directly affected in all parts of the world. This must be done equally regardless of individuals’ legal status, age, gender, disability or identity, without fear of deportation or detention, criminalisation, exploitation or abuse and the process must be transparent, inclusive, equitable and accountable.

 

We call for immediate debt cancellation, financial burden relief mechanisms and large scale aid investments to fund ongoing universal public health and social care service delivery everywhere across the globe to ensure that healthcare is universal and free for all. We call for daring financial policies, including central banks to provide resources and liquidity to governments in a coordinated way, to finance their efforts to respond to the crisis in its economic and social dimension.

 

We also call on the UN and governments to urgently identify measures to support those in a fragile economic position by establishing a global recovery fund and delivering full implementation of universal social protection benefits and safety nets in all countries, including establishing and supporting social protection floors.

 

Civic rights

We are concerned that emergency powers are being used indiscriminately to restrict people’s fundamental freedoms, reduce the opportunity for public dialogue and lifting the duty of care for citizens who are vulnerable due to age and disability from health and social care providers.  Some governments are deliberately targeting whistleblowers and those who actively share information on inadequacies in the response to the spread of the COVID-19 virus or other human rights defenders. Use of enhanced surveillance powers to restrict civic freedoms is a key challenge that needs to be addressed.

 

Everyone has the right to health and to be free from discrimination across their life course. In times of crisis, difficult choices may have to be made about who receives medical treatment. We remind governments that decisions on which treatment people get should be based on medical needs, scientific evidence and ethical principles, such as fairness and proportionality.

 

We remind all governments that any restrictions to movement and assembly should be in accordance with human rights commitments and international standards. Measures should be temporary, subject to review, necessary and proportionate to the evaluated risk, and targeted to ensure public safety while balancing fundamental freedoms. We further support the UN call for a global cease-fire during the pandemic; call on governments to ease the sanctions for humanitarian assistance for vulnerable people in countries under sanction; and redirect military spending to social protection.

 

We also call on the UN to safeguard the freedom of expression of those who seek to highlight the specific challenges faced by people of any background suffering from Covid-19.

 

Women’s Rights and Gender justice

Women play an outsized role in the COVID-19 response. They constitute 70% of the world’s health care workforce and recognising that they are workers who are on the frontlines of responding to this health emergency, they must be adequately, appropriately and properly protected and supported to cope with the multiple impacts. We therefore call on all governments to make sure health and social care workers are properly trained, equipped, offered safe and decent working conditions; and properly resourced, including by closing the 28% gender pay gap in the health sector by instituting immediate equal pay for equal work.

 

Governments must also recognize and address how traditional gender roles affect how people of all genders and ages experience the Covid-19 crisis, reiterating that as in past epidemics, women’s traditional role as caregivers for sick family members is putting more women and girls at greater risk of infection.

 

Past health emergencies have caused a disruption in routine health services such as access to sexual and reproductive health products and services, access to vaccines programmes, and the provision of quality material care—this disruption of services has grave consequences to millions of lives. We call on governments to safeguard the provision of essential health services through strong primary healthcare systems and universal healthcare systems that are inclusive of sexual and reproductive health services.

 

There are already significant increases in rates of gender based violence (disproportionately affecting women and girls), including domestic violence in lockdowns, street and workplace racial and sexual harassment, negative coping strategies, and state violence, while support is often diverted to emergency response, which puts women’s and children’s lives at risk. We call on governments to urgently increase prioritisation of and funding to prevent and respond to gender based violence (GBV). A twin track approach must be taken of: 1) funding specialist GBV organisations to deliver prevention initiatives, shelters, hotlines, psycho-social and legal support; 2) taking a multi-sectoral approach by integrating ending GBV into the responses to COVID-19.

 

We recommend that all Covid-19 related funding, including UN COVID Funds, applies a gender lens and includes a gender marker so we can track and monitor the activities and the implications they will have on the advancement of gender equality. We stress that governments must uphold financial and policy commitments to girls’ and women’s health and rights and not let this crisis increase inequalities or reverse hard-won gains in gender equality by applying a gender marker to all funding.

 

Climate & Environmental justice

Increasing contact between humans and wild animals through habitat loss, climate-change related displacement and shifts in movement of animals and humans; and practices such as wildlife markets and illegal trade encourages the creation and spread of pandemics.

 

The Covid-19 virus emerged in a situation where nature was under pressure and animals were not treated in a compassionate way. It has been argued that the virus is ‘nature’s wake up call to humanity’. Not only are animals treated in poor conditions but also increased levels of deforestation are putting humanity in ever closer contact with the natural world; and biodiversity is under daily attack. We will work with civil society partners to share approaches that nurture nature and protect biodiversity as part of the recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic.

 

We call on the UN to urgently review and move towards a ban on the live wild animal trade and we further call on all governments to halt deforestation.

 

Any economic stimulus must ensure that the economy of the future is sustainable and just, that moves subsidies away from fossil fuel industries and creates millions of sustainable jobs. Governments are introducing major fiscal stimulus and economic rescue packages with some countries already designing Phase 2 of their response. As the UNSG and others are saying, we need to ‘recover better’ at a time when there is a major risk that we go back to business as usual and lock in high carbon emissions and infrastructure. The SDGs provide a roadmap for the future we want to see, and this pandemic has taught us that policy coherence and a focus on the pledge to Leave No One Behind is absolutely critical.

 

Governments are rightly focused on the immediate emergency but as they plan for future stimulus and rescue packages, they must ensure that they include commitments and measures that will enable every country to meet their obligations under the Paris Agreement; that ensure that global greenhouse gas emissions never rebound bu continue to fall year on year hereafter; and put us firmly on the path to net zero, with global heating limited to 1.5C above pre-industrial levels.

 

Building back better

We must be ready and committed to build back better, guided by the principles and the commitments in the Sustainable Development Goals of universality, collaboration, human rights,  interconnectedness and to leave no-one behind.  Life course policies based on the international framework of human rights and intergenerational cohesion are needed to deliver income security, the best possible health, decent housing, safety and enjoyment of rights for people of all ages.

 

We need a major economic stimulus that underpins a new social contract between people, governments and the market, that radically reduces inequality, gender inequalities and lays the foundations for a just, equal and sustainable economy that works for all throughout their life course.

In summary, we call for the following 12 points:

The UN to:

  • Connect immediate response and recovery funding directly with local groups which includes a ‘gender marker’ for women, marginalized people, community organisations and social enterprises to ensure we leave no one behind
  • Safeguard freedom of expression and support innovative approaches to digital freedom of assembly to ensure all voices are heard
  • Promote the global ceasefire and support governments to re-direct military spending to social protection
  • Call for a ban on the live wild animal trade and a halt to deforestation

In the short term ‘response’ phase, Member state governments and donor agencies to:

  • Safeguard healthcare workers and social care workers on the frontline by ensuring they have access to safe and decent working conditions and are resourced properly
  • Involve civil society organisations in policy and operational responses to COVID-19
  • Uphold financial and policy commitments to a human rights based approach, in particular the rights of older people, persons with disabilities and women, girls and gender diverse people
  • Implement clear social and environmental conditions on any emergency financial stimulus to companies, such as treating workers fairly and cutting carbon emissions

In the medium term ‘recovery’ phase, Member state governments and donor agencies to:

  • Drive a seismic shift towards universal healthcare, welfare payments and social protection that include essential services such as vaccine programs, sexual and reproductive health products and services for all
  • Cancel national debts to ensure sufficient finance is available to governments to ensure a just recovery
  • Adopt fairer taxation policies on those who hold the most resources in our society, alongside measures to tackle illicit financial flows to pay for these protections
  • Put in place incentives for a feminist, green industrial revolution to enable rapid scaling up of sustainable jobs

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    1. #StrongerTogether
    2. 300 women voices for development
    3. 3BLMedia/TriplePundit
    4. Abibiman Foundation
    5. Abibinsroma Foundation(ANF)
    6. Abundance of Hope Initiative
    7. Academia nacional de gestión de riesgos inclusiva y proteccion civil
    8. Academy of Grassroots Studies and Research of India (AGRASRI)
    9. ACAMAGE
    10. Accelerating Climate Action
    11. Accord-Bridge Foundation
    12. ACOD MALI
    13. Act Alliance
    14. Action For  Development
    15. Action Against Hunger
    16. ACTION FOR CHANGE – Tanzania
    17. Action for Global Health
    18. Action for Sustainable Development
    19. ACTION HEALTH INCORPORATED
    20. Action Secours Ambulance
    21. ActionAid
    22. ACTIONS DES FEMMES POUR LES INITIATIVES DE DEVELOPPEMENT (AFID -RDC)
    23. Actions pour le Développement(A4D)
    24. Activista Movement Kenya
    25. ADAB (Association of Development Agencies in Bangladesh)
    26. Adara Development Initiatives
    27. ADD International
    28. Aden Loone
    29. ADIR-Burundi
    30. Adivasi Navjeewan Gathan Navjyoti Agua (ANGNA)
    31. Adriana Reynoso
    32. Advocacy Initiative for Development (AID)
    33. Advocacy, Research, Training and Services (ARTS) Foundation
    34. Afirca Future Foundation
    35. Africa Green Energy and Climate Centre
    36. Africa Intercultural Development Support Trust
    37. Africa Network for Environment and Economic Justice(ANEEJ)
    38. Africa Rise Foundation
    39. African Center for Solidarity and mutual Aid between the Communities (CASEC|ACSAC)
    40. African Monitor
    41. African Monitor – Uganda
    42. African NGO Council
    43. African Young Positives Network
    44. African Youth for Development commission
    45. African Youth Movement
    46. AfroLeadership
    47. AGP
    48. AidWatch Canada
    49. AIESEC Alumni International
    50. AIESEC Mexico A.C.
    51. AJEMALEBU SELF HELP (AJESH)
    52. Ajoke Ayisat Afolabi Foundation East
    53. Akhil Wazir
    54. Alex Martins Development
    55. Alexis Society
    56. Alianza por la Solidaridad
    57. Alison Page
    58. All-Africa Students Union
    59. ALLIANCE CONTRE LA PAUVRETE AU MALI “GCAP”
    60. Alliance for Empowering Rural Communities
    61. Alliance for Inclusion
    62. Alphabeta Comunicaciones
    63. Amis des Etrangers au Togo: ADET
    64. Amref Salud Africa
    65. ANC, Asociación Nacional de Centros Perú
    66. Andrew Crotty
    67. Andrew Morgan
    68. Aneta Hejrovskí¡
    69. Animis Philanthropic Ventures Inc.
    70. ANIMO Jalisco
    71. Ann Hancock
    72. Anne Darby
    73. Anne Whytock
    74. ANTAR Society for Development
    75. Arab NGO Network For Development, ANND
    76. ARBO A.C.
    77. Argentine Network for International Cooperation – RACI
    78. Arise Help For Child Foundation Bangladesh
    79. Arman Masters
    80. Asamblea de Cooperación por la Paz (ACPP)
    81. ASHIA International
    82. ASHISH SHRIVASTAVA
    83. Asia and Pacific Alliance of YMCAs
    84. Asia Civil Society Partnership for Sustainable Development (APSD)
    85. Asia Dalit Rights Forum
    86. Asia Development Alliance
    87. Asia Partnership for Sustainable Development
    88. Asian Center for the Progress of Peoples
    89. Asian Dalit Rights Forum (ADRF)/ Dalit NGO Federation, Nepal
    90. Asociación Ciudadana por los Derechos Humanos
    91. Asociación de Mexicana de Estudiantes de Enfermería de Baja California
    92. Asociación de organismos no gubernamentales ASONOG.
    93. Asociacion Nacional de Adultos Mayores de Chile – AnamChile
    94. Asociación Planeta Corazón
    95. Asociación Regional Centroamericana para el Agua y el Ambiente
    96. Association 4D
    97. Association action pour le Traitement des malades du Coeur ACTC
    98. Association Camerounaise pour la Prise en charge des Personnes Agées (ACAMAGE)
    99. Association Congolaise pour le Développement Agricole ACDA
    100. Association d’Aide à l’Education de l’Enfant Handcapé (AAEEH)
    101. Association d’Aide à l’Education de l’Enfant Handicapé (AAEEH)
    102. Association des Jeunes pour le Développement des Communes(AJDC-Mali)
    103. Association for Farmers Rights Defense, AFRD GEORGIA
    104. Association For Promotion Sustainable Development
    105. Association for the Rights of Health
    106. ASSOCIATION MALIENNE POUR LA SAUVEGARDE DU BIEN ETRE FAMILIAL
    107. Association Nationale des Partenaires Migrants
    108. Association pour intégration et le Développement Durable au Burundi (AIDB)
    109. ASSOCIATION POUR LES VICTIMES DU MONDE
    110. Association Tournesol
    111. ATD Fourth World Movement
    112. Ation Batwa pour le Développement intégral et l’assistance aux vulnérables (ABDIAV)
    113. Atlas4dev
    114. Awareness against terrorism
    115. AwazCDS-Pakistan
    116. Ayuntamiento de Ciudad Valles, S.L.P.
    117. Badhon Manob Unnayan Sangstha
    118. Bangladesh Nari Progati Shangha (BNPS)
    119. Bangladesh NGOs Network for Radio & Communication(BNNRC)
    120. Banka BioLoo
    121. Banlieues Du Monde Mauritanie
    122. Barbara asbl
    123. Bárbara Vega Mallo
    124. Baruch Initiatives for Transformation
    125. Bays Planet Foundation
    126. Beacon Sloop Club
    127. BEPI FOUNDATION
    128. BEPI Foundation (Best Education Practice Initiatives)
    129. Bernard Gallagher
    130. Bettye Herman
    131. Beverley Patrick
    132. Beyond Borders Learning Program Nepal
    133. Beyond Borders Learning Programs India
    134. Bharathidasan University
    135. Blue Sky Trust
    136. Boma Nigeria
    137. Bond
    138. Bonik Naj AC
    139. BOSAGORA
    140. BOSAGORA Foundation
    141. Bosagora Geneva
    142. BPF Korea
    143. Brain Builders International
    144. BRAVEAURORA
    145. Brenda Morales
    146. Brian Abraham
    147. BRICS-PED
    148. Bridge Afterschool Programs
    149. Bring back our girls/ADi clean shores
    150. Building Blocks for Peace Foundation
    151. Bureau for Regional Outreach Campaigns – BROC
    152. Burundi Child Rights Coalition
    153. BURUNDI RUGBY LEAGUE-RUGBY A XIII COOPERATIVE
    154. Burundi smart services Hub
    155. BUSINESS INNOVATION RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT
    156. CAFSO-WRAG for Development
    157. Cambridge Resource Economics
    158. Camilla Streich
    159. Camiseteados
    160. Canadian Council for International Co-operation
    161. Carbone Guinée
    162. Care of the Ageing, Needy and Underprivileged Association
    163. Caroline Chambers
    164. Caucasus Environmental NGO Network (CENN)
    165. Caucus of Development NGO Networks – CODE-NGO
    166. CDIA Paraguay
    167. CECADE, El Salvador
    168. CECyTEH Plantel Tizayuca
    169. Celia Till
    170. Celina Gentry
    171. CEMEDEC, Port Harcourt, Nigeria
    172. CENSODEV
    173. Center for Economic Empowerment and Gender Activities CEEGA
    174. Centre d’Actions pour la Sécurité Alimentaire et le Développement Durable (CASAD-Bénin)
    175. Centre d’Autopromotion de la Femme et de l’Enfant CAFEN
    176. Centre d’Education aux Vulnerable
    177. Centre for Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation , Uyo
    178. Centre for Human Rights & Development
    179. Centre for Human Rights and Development
    180. Centre for Social Policy Development
    181. Centre Oecuménique pour la Promotion du Monde Rural
    182. Centro de Acopio para la Tarahumara, A.C.
    183. Cercle d’aide Femme-Enfant ( C.A.F.E)
    184. CERMI CV ( COMITE DE REPRESENTANTES DE ENTIDADES DE PERSONAS CON DISCAPACIDAD DE LA COMUNIDAD VALENCIANA) ESPAÑA
    185. CHALLENGES International
    186. Champion Girls
    187. Charles Irudayam
    188. Checcos AC.
    189. CHESTRAD Global
    190. Child Protection Committee of Lahore Bar Association
    191. ChildHelp Sierra Leone
    192. Children England
    193. Chloe Sustainability
    194. Chris Grindrod
    195. Christopher Lindley
    196. CILONG
    197. CIPAF; Center for Research on Women’s Action
    198. CISCD – Center for Inclusive & Sustainable Community Development
    199. Citizens Center for Integrated Development and Social Rights CCIDESOR
    200. CIVICUS
    201. Civil Society Advance Forum on Sustainable Development (CAS2030)
    202. Civil Society Coalition on Sustianble Development
    203. Civil Society Development Association “ARGO”
    204. Civil Society Forum of Tonga
    205. Civil Society SDGs Campaign/GCAP Zambia
    206. Claire Johnston
    207. Coalition Des Volontaires Pour La Paix ET Le Developpement, Cvpd Asbl
    208. Coalition Malienne Gouvernance Inclusive et Développement Durable(CMGIDD)
    209. COALITION TOGO 2030
    210. Codi Lee Foster
    211. CoerenciaNaPresidência
    212. COFEM-BURUNDI
    213. Colegio Euro Texcoco
    214. COLLECTIF 16 MAI GRANDS LACS FRANCOPHONES POUR LA PROMOTION DU VIVRE ENSEMBLE EN PAIX (RDC, RWANDA et BURUNDI)
    215. Colores del Rincón A.C.
    216. Comitê Chico Mendes
    217. Community Action on Sustainable Development Initiative
    218. COMMUNITY AND FAMILY AID FOUNDATION-GHANA
    219. COMMUNITY BASED ORGANIZATION
    220. Community Care Foundation
    221. Community Development Initiative and CSOs COVID19 Emergency Intervention Group (CEIG)-Kano State Chapter, Nigeria
    222. Community Empowerment for Progress Organisation (CEPO)
    223. Conecta2 con el Mundo
    224. CONFEDERATION PAYSANNE DU CONGO/RDC
    225. Congregation of Our Lady of Charity of the Good Shepherd
    226. Connection
    227. CONSEIL DES FACILITATEURS DES PAYS DES GRANDS-LACS(CFGL) RDC
    228. CONSORTIUM VIVRE ENSEMBLE EN PAIX RDC
    229. Construisons Ensemble le Monde
    230. Coordinadora de ONGD-España
    231. Coordinadora ONGD La Rioja
    232. Coordinadora por los Derechos de la Infancia y la Adolescencia de Paraguay
    233. Corporación Motum
    234. Council for NGOs in Malawi – CONGOMA
    235. Courtney Stollon
    236. Covid19 Youth Task Force Uganda
    237. Creative Youth Community Development Initiatives- Solution17 for SDGs
    238. Cristian Gabriel Cáceres Morí­nigo
    239. Cristina García
    240. CROMO Foundation
    241. CRV & Co – My World México
    242. CURARSE EN SALUD
    243. Curtis Business
    244. Cyber Yogurt
    245. Cynthia Annamma Mathew
    246. Czechia Against Poverty and Inequality
    247. D L
    248. Dafna Ubilla
    249. Daily Elderly Center Ardager
    250. Dalit NGO Federation (DNF)
    251. Dalit society for Human Right
    252. Dash Inspectorate Cameroon Ltd Co
    253. Dave and Jo Ellen Gano
    254. Dayton Herzog
    255. DEAR Africa
    256. Debra Simpson
    257. DECA, EQUIPO PUEBLO
    258. Dédé, le Clown des ODD (Pierre KLEIN)
    259. Democracy Africa Youth Parliament
    260. Deutsche Stiftung Weltbevölkerung (DSW)
    261. DEVELOPMENT & INTEGRITY INTERVENTION GOAL FOUNDATION
    262. Development Initiative for Community Impact
    263. Development Service Exchange
    264. DEVTANU BOSE
    265. Diaconia ECCB – Center of Relief and Development
    266. DION (Small Island Developing States)
    267. Diplomacy & Development Review Forum (DDRF)
    268. Dirigentes de mi Comunidad (DICOMU)
    269. DIS-MOI (Mauritius)
    270. Divine Bliss Amore Golden Molecule
    271. DONGMO NGUEGANG Alexis Thierry
    272. Dr A R GREENWAY
    273. Dr Colin Barnes
    274. Richard LaRue
    275. Shahram Dehbozorgi, M.D., Ph.D., M.P.H.
    276. Earth+30
    277. East Eagle Foundation
    278. East European Development Institute
    279. ECHALE
    280. EcoHimal Nepal
    281. Economic Justice Network Sierra Leone
    282. Edmund Rice International
    283. Eduardo Silva Santos
    284. Egerton University
    285. Elaine Kloser
    286. Eleanor McRea
    287. Elisée DITCHARE
    288. Elizka Relief Foundation / Africa Regional Civil Society Engagement Mechanism
    289. Elle Bushfield
    290. Emilia Vaccari
    291. Emonyo Yefwe International
    292. EMPOWER INDIA
    293. End Water Poverty
    294. English track
    295. Enlaces por la Sustentabilidad
    296. Enough for All Organization (EFAO)
    297. Environmental degradation organization of Nigeria
    298. Eric Ponterk
    299. Prim. Julián Carrillo-My World Kids
    300. Escuela Secundaria Técnica N.14
    301. Esebella Y. Wan
    302. Espace Associatif
    303. Estela Asenjo Pascual
    304. Ethiopian Society for Public Administration and Management (ESPAM)
    305. EUGENIA GUTERRES
    306. European Alternatives
    307. EUROPEAN STANDARD FOR GENDER EQUALITY
    308. EuSAIN
    309. Kirche im Rheinland
    310. Evergreen Middle School
    311. EveryDaysForFuture
    312. FACULTAD, A.C.
    313. Fahma Community Development Organization FCDO
    314. Fairtrade Foundation
    315. FEDERACIÓN PLANIFICACIÓN FAMILIAR ESTATAL
    316. FEDERATION TOGOLAISE DES ASSOCIATIONS DE PERSONNES HANDICAPEES
    317. Feminist Activist
    318. Feminist League
    319. FEMNET- African Women’s Development and Communication Network
    320. Ferris University/JANIC
    321. Ficofawe Women Foundation
    322. Fika Afrika Advocacy Foundation
    323. Finnish development NGOs Fingo
    324. Fiona Robertson
    325. FOCO Foro Ciudadno de Participación por la Justicia y los Derechos Humanos
    326. FOCSIV Italian Federation Christian NGOs
    327. Focus 2030
    328. FOKUS – Forum for Women and Development
    329. FOLKESTONE FISHERMEN’S MUSEUM
    330. Fondazione Proclade Internazionale – onlus
    331. FONGA – Forum das Organistions Non Gouvernementales Angolaises
    332. Forum
    333. Forum of women’s NGOs of Kyrgyzstan
    334. Forum Ökologie & Papier
    335. Forum ong Timor-Leste(FONGTIL)
    336. Forus
    337. FOUAD ISSOUFA ALI
    338. Foundation for Environmental Rights, Advocacy & Development (FENRAD,
    339. Foundation for Sport, Development and Peace
    340. Foundation For Sustainable Development And Climate Action (FSDCA)
    341. Francisco José Vega
    342. Fraunhofer Gesellschaft
    343. Freedom Forum
    344. Frontier Foundation,Taiwan
    345. Fuji Office Machines FZE, U.A.E
    346. Fundación Agenda Ciudadana – Chile
    347. Fundación Alianza Caribe Fútbol Club Deportivo y Social
    348. Fundacion Arcoirirs por el respeto a la diversidad sexual
    349. Fundación Mexicana para la Planeación Familiara, AC MEXFAM
    350. FUNDACION PARA EL PROGRESO SOSTENIBLE DEL TOTONACAPAN, A.C.
    351. Fundación Protestante Hora de Obrar
    352. fundación provictimas del delito del Doctor Gabriel Vicente Farfan rivera
    353. Fundación Xihmai
    354. Future Foundations / Global Social Leaders
    355. Futureshot Factory
    356. Futureshot Factory
    357. Futuro en común
    358. Gabidezin House Of Fashion-Boadi
    359. GAPAFOT
    360. Gatef organization
    361. GCAP Burundi
    362. GCAP Italia
    363. GCAP Sri Lanka
    364. GCap-Liberia Chapter
    365. GCAP-RDCONGO
    366. Gender-Center, Moldova
    367. Gerardo Montes de Oca
    368. GESIP S.C.
    369. Gestos – HIV, Communication and Gender
    370. Ghana CSOs Platform on SDGs
    371. Gianangelo Giacalone
    372. Gillian Douglas
    373. GirlUp
    374. GirlUp Ags
    375. GISSEL MADAHI BALDERRAMA GUEVARA
    376. Gissel Madahi Balderrama Guevara
    377. Global Call to Action Against Poverty (GCAP)
    378. Global Citizen
    379. Global Focus
    380. Global Forum Against caste based Discrimination
    381. Global forum on Discrimination based on Work and Descent
    382. Global Institute for Youth Development
    383. GLOBAL SCIENCE ACADEMY (GSA)
    384. Global Triangles of Peace and Reconciliation
    385. Global Youth Network Sierra Leone
    386. Global youth network. Cameroun
    387. GOLD ONG
    388. Grace Ukoha
    389. Grameen Development Society (GDS)
    390. Gray Panthers
    391. Great Mind Empire Africa
    392. Green Girls
    393. Green Life
    394. Green Life Egypt
    395. Greenpeace
    396. GreenPreztel – MYWM
    397. Grupo Wambra Páramo
    398. Gurmeet Mattu
    399. Guzman Barraza Energy Engineering and Consulting
    400. HACEY Health Initiative
    401. Haiti Energy & Environment
    402. Halley Movement Coalition-Mauritius
    403. Hallo Bangladesh
    404. HaritaDhara Research Development and Education Foundation
    405. HeForShe Cuernavaca
    406. Helen Pepper
    407. Helen Soester
    408. HELP – Liberia
    409. HELP Center for Development
    410. Help Refugees
    411. HelpAge
    412. HelpAge Italia
    413. HESAWA FOUNDATION (HEFO)
    414. HIRED Consult
    415. Homabay Collaborative Centre for Development
    416. Horizon d’Echange et de Lutte contre la Pauvrete
    417. Housing and Land Rights Network – Habitat International Coalition
    418. Human Impacts Institute
    419. HUMAN NATURE PROJECTS UGANDA
    420. Human Rights Perspectives Magazine
    421. com
    422. HUMANITE PLUS RDC
    423. Humanité Solidaire
    424. Ian Cuthbertson
    425. Ibtikar for Empowerment and Social Entrepreneurship
    426. Ikigai
    427. Ikwuo boutique&farm business
    428. ILC-DR
    429. IMVF
    430. Inades-Formation Tchad
    431. Independent
    432. INDIA ALLIANCE FOR CHILD RIGHTS (iacr)
    433. Indigenous Peoples Global Forum for Sustainable Development
    434. Inés Yábar
    435. INFID
    436. INITIATIVE for social development organization
    437. InnerWorkings, Inc
    438. Inspirator Muda Nusantara
    439. Institute for Development and Leadership in Africa-IDEA
    440. Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary -Loreto Generalate
    441. Instituto Nezaldi, SC
    442. Instituto Pedadi. Emprendedores para vivir en equilibrio A.C.
    443. Instituto Tepeyac Xcaret
    444. Integrity Society of Taiwan
    445. Internatioinal Movement for Advancement of Education Culture Social & Economic Development (IMAECSED)
    446. International Academy of Science, Health & Ecology
    447. International Association of World Peace Advocates
    448. International Center for Accelerated Development/Network of African Youths for Development Nigeria
    449. International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS)
    450. International NGO Forum on Indonesian Development
    451. International Pharmaceutical Students’ Federation
    452. International Presentation Association
    453. International Youth Alliance for Peace
    454. International Youth Society Yemen
    455. IRDWSI
    456. ISAAC OMONDI
    457. ISCOMET Institute for Ethnic and Regional Studies, Maribor, Slovenia
    458. Jacqui Deveneau
    459. Jakub Kaspar
    460. Jamaa Resource Initiatives
    461. James Robertson
    462. Jane Robins
    463. Janet Dingle
    464. Janine Amanda Smtih
    465. Japan Civil Society Network on SDGs
    466. Japan NGO Center for International Cooperation (JANIC)
    467. Jaya Mae Natividad
    468. JBOD
    469. Jeannie Batto
    470. Jeff Pearson
    471. Jeffrey Hall
    472. Jenny Foster
    473. Jenny Smith
    474. Jeunes Verts
    475. Jeunes Verts Togo
    476. JJ Personality
    477. Joan Hewitt
    478. Joe Mac Eachen
    479. John Beardmore
    480. John Elliot Sharp
    481. John Steponaitis
    482. Jon Reynolds
    483. Joongrang culture research institute
    484. Jose María Toledo Soto
    485. Judy Hamilton
    486. Julia Schoklitsch
    487. Julie Bordo
    488. Juntos Forjando un Mundo Mejor
    489. JUSTITIA (Republic of Korea)
    490. Kadidia Doumbia
    491. Kadiwaku Family Foundation
    492. Kamaynila Community
    493. Kamla Nehru Public School Phagwara Punjab India
    494. KARIKA AGEING &HIV/AIDS PROGRAMME
    495. Karime Anguiano
    496. Karyn Caplan Consulting
    497. Kath sharman
    498. Kathleen Angotti
    499. Kathleen Clegg
    500. Kathryn Tobin
    501. Kazakhstan International bureau for humanrights and rule of law
    502. KCOC (Korea NGO Council for Overseas Development Cooperation)
    503. keelan newall
    504. Keila Amisadai López Rivera
    505. Keith Westley
    506. Kelly Ann Yotebieng
    507. Kethoseno Peseyie
    508. Kevin Agee
    509. Kevin Andreassi
    510. Kevin J Hodack
    511. Key Populations Uganda
    512. KI TROWER
    513. Kikandwa Environmental Association
    514. Kim Pringle
    515. Kim Wilkins
    516. Kimberly Richer
    517. Kimberly Walker
    518. Kivu Green Team
    519. Know COVID-19 Nigeria
    520. Kurt Speidel
    521. LA GENERALE DES SERVICES
    522. Labour Business
    523. Lanka Fundamental Rights Organization
    524. Latindadd
    525. Learning for Life Works
    526. Leo Suniaga
    527. Letras por la Paz
    528. Lewes Stop Toxic Trade
    529. Library and house of manuscript Al Abbas holy shrine
    530. LIDÈ Foundation
    531. Life House Ministry
    532. Lithuanian NGDO Platform
    533. Local Democracy Agency Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina
    534. Local Governance Network- LOGNet
    535. LOM Source
    536. Lourdes Otaegui
    537. Low Carbon City
    538. Lucas Riestra
    539. Lyle Smith
    540. Lynne Woodworth
    541. Lytton Consulting
    542. M Parris
    543. Madhavi Rajadhyaksha
    544. MAISHA BORA
    545. Maité Gabriela Díaz Mérida
    546. Make Mothers Matter (MMM)
    547. Malou Domingo
    548. Mama Wulk Centre
    549. Mame Siphir NDIAYE
    550. Mandi Martin
    551. MANI TRUST
    552. Margaret Hepburn
    553. Margaret Wright
    554. marhnos®
    555. Mari Lau
    556. Maria Ebun Foundation
    557. Marie McNay
    558. Mark Osborne
    559. Marouschka Buyten
    560. mary hansel
    561. Masaki Kubota
    562. Matthew Kirsch
    563. Medical IMPACT
    564. Medical Mission Sisters
    565. medicusmundi
    566. MEDx eHealthCenter
    567. Meg Emry
    568. Megagem
    569. Meher Rehman
    570. Mercedes César
    571. Mesa de Articulación
    572. MICOP CBO
    573. Migrant Forum in Asia
    574. mike roberts
    575. Mindfulness Trainings International
    576. Minority Rights Group International
    577. Minority Rights Organization
    578. Mohith Foundation
    579. Mother of Hope Cameroon( MOHCAM)
    580. Mouvement pour la Solidarite
    581. Movement against Extremism and Electoral Violence
    582. MPULUNGU YOUTH VISION CENTRE
    583. MUNICIPAL ALLIANCE FOR BETTER AND SMART CITIES
    584. Music for One
    585. Muslim Family Counselling Services
    586. MUSTAPHA AKSISSOU
    587. MY World México
    588. MYMUNWENCHI
    589. Naomi Santiago
    590. Natalia García
    591. National Action & Coordinating Group to End Violence Against Children – Nepal
    592. National Campaign for Sustainable Development Nepal
    593. National Coalition of Civil Society Organizations of Liberia (NACCSOL)
    594. National Old Folks of Liberia (NOFOL)
    595. National Youth Council of Ireland
    596. Natural in NOLA
    597. Nazirite International
    598. NE-CAP
    599. Nepal Climate Change Federation
    600. Nepal Development Initiative
    601. NERDS RULE INC.
    602. Neuza Rodrigues
    603. New Generation Outreach
    604. NGO CONSTRUISONS ENSEMBLE LE MONDE
    605. NGO Development center
    606. NGO Federation of Nepal (NFN)
    607. NGO JEVEV BRAZIL
    608. Nguzo africa
    609. Niall Stewart
    610. Nicholas Roslund
    611. Nigeria Coalition on Youth, Peace and Security
    612. Nigeria Network of NGOs
    613. Ninna Alyssa Camille Adriano
    614. NK Acevedo
    615. Noble Delta Women for Peace and Development
    616. NON GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION
    617. NON STATE ACTORS COALITION (NSAC)
    618. Norman Henderson
    619. North East CALL TO ACTION on global poverty & climate change
    620. Nossa Agenda 2030
    621. Nouveaux Droits de l’homme Congo Brazzaville
    622. NSINDAGIZA ORGANIZATION
    623. NUST Media and Communication Society
    624. Nutreatlife
    625. OANDA CONSULTING, NIGERIA
    626. OBSERVATOIRE AFRICAIN DES LIBERTÉS PUBLIQUES ET DES DROITS FONDAMENTAUX OLPDF-AFRIQUE
    627. Observatoire National pour la Démocratie et l’Environnement (ONADE)
    628. One More Salary-Tanzania
    629. ONE YOUNG AFRICAN LEADER
    630. ONG As Charmosas/Colab Black Na Favela Rio de Janeiro
    631. ONGD CEPROPHOT
    632. Open Institute
    633. Open School of Sustainable Development
    634. Organisation Catholique pour la Promotion Humaine, OCPH/Caritas Guinée
    635. OTUBET YOUTH UNITED DEVELOPMENT ORGANISATION
    636. Our Lady of Perpetual Help Initiative
    637. Oxfam
    638. Oxfam Intermon
    639. Pacific Islands Association of Non-Governmental Organizations (PIANGO)
    640. Pahel Pakistan
    641. Pakistan Development Alliance
    642. Pamella Mubeza
    643. PAN AFRICAN VISION FOR THE ENVIRONMENT(PAVE)
    644. Parents Without Partnersand Victims  Forum
    645. Pariwartan Sanchar Samuha
    646. PARKER PEACE FOUNDATION
    647. Participatory Research Action Network- PRAN
    648. Partners In Health
    649. Patricia Rose Tudor
    650. Patrick Porras
    651. Patti U. Anderson
    652. Pax Christi Scotland
    653. PFNOSCM (Plate Forme Nationale des Organisations de la Société Civile de Madagascar)
    654. Philippine Reconstruction Movement
    655. Phoebe Tan Yi Xiu
    656. Phuoc Nguyen
    657. Plataforma contra la desigualdad en México (@fightmex)
    658. Plataforma Portuguesa das ONGD (Portuguese NGDO Platform)
    659. Plateforme des Organisations Nationales et Territoriales de la Sociótó Civile Haïtienne (PONT-SCH)
    660. Plateforme suisse Agenda 2030
    661. Polycom Developmemt Project
    662. Poor and Dalit Upliftment Service Committee
    663. Population Services International (PSI)
    664. POSCO Agenda 2030/GCAP Senegal
    665. Positive Impact Events
    666. Poverty Reduction Forum Trust
    667. Povod, Slovenia
    668. Presentation Sisters Ireland and England
    669. Project Everyone
    670. Protect your Environment Foundation
    671. Proyecto ConcentrArte
    672. Public Private Partnership Europe
    673. Pyinkhone Phunsang Pawlkom
    674. QUALITYNET FOUNDATION
    675. Quantum 5.0
    676. Quercus
    677. Rachel Selman
    678. RAINS – Ghana
    679. Ranson, Ina
    680. RAPAD MAROC
    681. Rebecca Prewitt
    682. Rebecca Steintrager
    683. Red Agenda 2030 MX
    684. Red de Coaliciones Sur, por los derechos de la niñez y la adolescencia
    685. Red Internacional de Promotores ODS
    686. Red Mundial de Jóvenes Políticos
    687. Rede Intermunicipal de Cooperação para o Desenvolvimento
    688. Regional Centre for International Development Corporation (RCIDC)
    689. Regis University Development Practice
    690. Renicc, Latindadd
    691. reseau des organisations du developpement et associations de defense de droits de l’homme et de la democrati(RODADDHD)
    692. Réseau SOS Femmes en Détresse – SOS FED
    693. Resource Link Foundation
    694. Restless Development
    695. Rhamna Women Association
    696. Rhick Deuel Esteves
    697. RICD
    698. Richard Michael Constant
    699. Rob Hoag
    700. Robert Stewart
    701. Roger Podewell
    702. ROJALNU BF
    703. Rosalind Conway
    704. Rowan Roenisch
    705. Rozet
    706. RRSC / ISRO
    707. Rubén Cruz
    708. RUGE (UGT)
    709. Rural Aid Pakistan
    710. Rural Education and Action Development (READ)
    711. Rural Women Network
    712. Russian environmental NGO ECA
    713. RVIM-CSR
    714. SAF-Teso
    715. Sahara Welfare Foundation
    716. Salima Chitalia
    717. Salimatou foundation for Education ( SaFE)
    718. Salvador Ruiz Correa
    719. Saul Morales
    720. Save the Children
    721. Save the Climat (NGO In Consultative Status with UN ECOSOC)
    722. Scotland’s International Development Alliance
    723. SDG Action Alliance Bangladesh
    724. SDG Childrens Parliament of Sri Lanka
    725. SDG Children’s Parliament of Sri Lanka
    726. SDG Citizens Forum of Sri Lanka
    727. SDG Watch Austria
    728. SDG Women Platform of Sri Lanka
    729. SDG Youth Network of Sri Lanka
    730. SDG Youth, Children, Women & Citizens Networks of Sri Lanka
    731. SDGs Achievement Network (Japan)
    732. SDGs Advocates Network
    733. SDGs Kenya Forum
    734. SDGs National Network Nepal
    735. SDGs people’s Platform
    736. SDGs達成のための交流の輪
    737. Sequa / GIZ
    738. SFBSP-BURUNDI
    739. Shanduko Yeupenyu Child Care
    740. Sharon Sokol
    741. Shaun Duffy
    742. Sherita
    743. Shirley Ann Sullivan Educational Foundation
    744. sin desperdicio global
    745. SIPA Fair Trade
    746. Sisters of Charity Federation
    747. SLOGA Slovenian Global Action
    748. Smiles Africa International Youth Development Initiative SAIDYI
    749. Social Economic and Governance Promotion Centre
    750. Social Initiative for Development Foundation
    751. SocialGoodSummit
    752. Sociedad Mexicana de Geografía y Estadística
    753. SOCIETY FOR SERVING HUMANITY
    754. Solidarité numérique éducation et santé Castres
    755. Solidarité Paysanne “SP” asbl
    756. Solidaritó pour la Sócuritó et la Gouvernance Locale/RDC, SGL en sigle.
    757. Solidarity of South Asian Farmers and Producers (SSAFP)
    758. Sonke Gender Justice
    759. Soroptimist International
    760. Sound Diplomacy
    761. Spektro Asociación para el Desarrollo Social
    762. Spotlight for Transparency and Accountability (ST&A)
    763. ssio ingo
    764. Andrew School
    765. Steff Oates
    766. Stephen D. Shavers
    767. Steve Murray
    768. Stichting Mission Lanka
    769. Stichting Mission Lanka
    770. STOPAIDS
    771. Street Youth Connection Sierra Leone (SYC-SL)
    772. Stuart Aitken
    773. StudEc International
    774. SUCCESS TRUST
    775. SUDIP KUMAR GHOSH
    776. Sugur Development Agency (SUDA)
    777. Sujith Vijayakumar
    778. Sukaar Welfare Organization Pakistan
    779. Sustainability Embassy in Romania
    780. Sustainable Development Projects – Zimmi
    781. Sustentabilize-se
    782. SYNAEMAB
    783. Taiwan Alliance in International Development (Taiwan AID)
    784. Tasmanian car and bike restoration
    785. TDJ-BURUNDI
    786. TECH PLATFORMS
    787. Techno Innovation
    788. Tegist Worku
    789. Thar International
    790. The African Leadership Institute
    791. The Angelic Ladies Society
    792. the civil pole for development and human rights
    793. The Egyptian International Foundation for Human Resources Development
    794. The Garden of Hope Foundation
    795. The Goose Guide
    796. The Millennials Movement
    797. The Mizizi Project
    798. The National Council of NGOs/Action on Sustainable Development Goals Kenya Coalition
    799. The One Leadership Project
    800. The Orchard Dharma Centre
    801. The Peace Is Possible/ My World México
    802. The Probono Centre
    803. Think Centre (Singapore)
    804. Tierra Bishop
    805. Timothy Riley
    806. Tirtha b Biswokarma
    807. Toktli Educación Ambiental
    808. Transformative and integrative build out for All (TIBA
    809. Transformunity
    810. Trascender Saltillo A.C.
    811. türkiye emekliler dernegi
    812. UCU
    813. Uganda Coalition for Sustainable Development
    814. Uganda Forestry Association
    815. Uganda National NGO Forum
    816. Uganda National NGO Forum
    817. UINIC-UINIC A.C
    818. Una voz, una revolución
    819. UNA-UK
    820. Une Bonne Action
    821. Unión Nacional de Instituciones para el Trabajo de Acción Social – UNITAS
    822. Unitaed Mission ti Nepal (UMN)
    823. Unite The Union/The Labour Party of the United Kingdom
    824. United Nations Association – UK
    825. United Nations Association Albania
    826. United Nations Association of Fiji
    827. Universal Understanding (UU)
    828. universidad de antioquia
    829. Universidad Tecnológica de los Valles Centrales de Oaxaca
    830. University College of Education
    831. Ussi Abuu Mnamengi
    832. Vabieka, Festival Internacional de Payasas
    833. Védegylet Egyesület
    834. Veronica Castañeda
    835. Veronica Golding
    836. VICTORAMSPLIPTFY
    837. Visthar
    838. Voice for Climate Change
    839. Volunt
    840. Voluntary Association of Agricultural General Development Health and Reconstruction Alliance (VAAGDHARA)
    841. VSO
    842. Wada Na Todo Abhiyan
    843. WAITRO – World Association of Industrial and Technological Research Organizations
    844. Watchman Relief Association Global
    845. Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Network (WASH-Net) Sierra Leone
    846. WECF e.V.
    847. Wecf France
    848. WECF International
    849. West Africa Civil Society Institute
    850. White Ribbon Campaign Namibia
    851. Women Coalition for Agenda 2030
    852. Women Deliver
    853. Women for Women
    854. Women’s World Summit Foundation
    855. World Association for Christian Communication
    856. World Chaplain Federation
    857. World Merit
    858. World Youth Foundation
    859. WPO
    860. XRNE
    861. Yegesie International Open College of Technology – YIOTEC
    862. YES -YOUTH Education Support
    863. Yes! for Humanity
    864. YMCAComputer Training Cente and Digital Studio / Jokkolabs Banjul
    865. Yoselin Anhie Gonzales Montero
    866. YouLEAD Initiative
    867. Younes naghmouche
    868. Youth 4 Climate, Greenpeace Korea, Greener is Cleaner
    869. Youth and Women for Opportunities Uganda
    870. Youth Awareness And Peace Development (YAPD)
    871. Youth Empowerment Synergy
    872. Youth for sustainable development (Belarus)
    873. Youth for The Mission
    874. Youth Harvest Foundation Ghana
    875. Youth of India Foundation
    876. Youth Partnership for Peace and Development – Sierra Leone
    877. Youth Social Enterprises Pakistan
    878. Youth Without Borders – Tunisia
    879. YUMA INZOLIA
    880. Yusuff Mojeed Olatunji
    881. Zambia Alliance for Agroecology and Biodiversity
    882. Zóro Pauvre Afrique
    883. АлтГУ
    884. Друзья Балтики
    885. Инициативная группа Живая Земля, г. Новосибирск
    886. Калужское движение “За права человека”
    887. КУРС

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