A DIRECTORY
NGO'S IN THE FORESTRY SECTOR
AFRICA EDITION
Prepared by:
THE T REE PROJECT
NGLS, New York
William Booth
The International Tree Project Clearinghourse (ITPC)
located at Non-Governmental Liaison Service, United
Nations, New York is an information and liaison
ser-vice for forestry-related activities of
non-govern-mental org anisations, governments, donors and U.N.
agencies.
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INTRODUCTION
The AFRICA EDITION is the first directory published by the Non-Governmental Liaison Service (NGLS, New York) on NGOs in forestry-related activities in Africa. This is the first step in a process which will eventually document
the tremendous contributions of grass-roots organisations in the forestry sector. This edition does not presume to be totally comprehensive. However, it does seek to:
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provide insight into the nature and scope of the NGO community inAfrica;
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serve as a tool to assist NGOs with individual programmes and networking efforts;*
facilitate information sharing and other linkages to support grass-roots efforts involving farmers and local communities;*
assist NGOs in their own efforts vis-a-vis agroforestry,afforestation on agricultural wastelands and the conservation of forest resources; and
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stimulate consultations among NGOs and local groups.Your input with regard to the content of the information as well as the format in which it is presented is a vital component of this process. In this way the AFRICA EDITION will be continually expanding in subsequent editions to service various needs.
Suggestions for additions or revisions should be directed to: The International Tree Project Clearinghouse
NGLS, DC2-1103
New York, New York 10017
u.s.A.
Ji 11 Carr-Harris Programme Officer
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Introduct ion .. ... .. .. .. .. .. .. ... . ... . . . .. .... . ... . • • • ·. • • • · · • · · · • · · • • · · · • • • · i Table of Contents .. . .. . . . .... . ... . . ... ... . ... .. · ··· ··· · · . ii
Acknowledgements .... . .. ... .. . .... .. ... . .... . .. . • • · • • • • · • • · • · · • • · · · • • • • · • • · · ·iii
Explan."ii tion of Tenns .. .. . .. .. .... .. . .... • • · · ... . ... ··· · · • · · · ·· ··· ·· · . iv
Projec t Profiles
F.ast Afri can Region • . • . ..•• • •. ..• .• • ••.• • •••••••••• • • · . . • • • • • • • • . 1 - 25
Sahel ian Reg ion . • ...• .•••.• •.. .. .. .• •. ••• •• •• •• •• •• • • . •••••• · • • .26- 49 Southern Afr ican Region • .. .. •.. •••• •... . ·· .. ··• • • • • • • • • · · • · • ·50 - 52
West African Region .. .•••••. • •.•. . • .. •••••••• . ••.• • • • • ... • • • • • •• 53 - 59 Appendh I.. • . • .. . • • • . • • •. • • • . .. • • •. • • • • . . • ... • • •. • • •. • • • •. • • • ... • • .. . • • 60 - 61 App<!nd ix II • .• • . . .. . . • •. • • •.... .. • • • • • • • . • • •. • • • ••• • •. • • ••• • • •• • • • • •• • • . 62 - 64
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-ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The MANY TREES PROJECT gratefully acknowledges the generous assistance of the Canadian Government who provided the grant t o make this project possible.
The assembling of t he report was done by t he I n ter national Tree Project Clearinghouse staff at t he United Na t ions Non-Governmental Liaison Service (U .N./NGLS) i n New York .
Special thanks to Angus Archer and Michael Barnes for their editorial
assistance; to Yvonne Kupsch for her encouragement and support; to Robert Ward, Fauvette van der Schoot1 and Lucie Giasson for their
translation skills; t o David Ritchie and Sanjeev Dheer for the development of the computer programme; and to the s t aff of NGLS, New York for their generous support.
Most importantly, we wish to extend our gratitude to the many African NGOs who expended the effort to comp l ete the ques t ionnaires and provide supplementar y information which was so vi t al to this project .
-EXPLANATION OF TERMS
Many of the terms found in this edition are commonly used but can easily be interpreted in different ways. To insure clarity, we have provided an explanation of these terms as they are utilized at the The International Tree Project Clearinghouse (ITPC) and specifically as they are employed in this edit ion.
Founded - This usually refers to the date that the organization was
officially founded. In the case of irrte'rnational NGOs it may· refer to the
date that specific country projects were initiated.
Scope- The range, or extent of the organisation's influence in terms of their projects or networks.
**NOTE** Organisational activities have been divided in two ways, indicated by the subtitles "Forestry Activities11 and
"Coordinat ing Activities11 •
Forestry Activities - The use of this term usually refers to the act~v~t~es of an organisation ,.,hich implements projects directly on a grass-roots level. Coordinating Activities - The use of this term refers to the activities of
those organisations which facilitate networking or act as consortia for other gr oups imp l emen ting forestry-related projects.
Focus - Refers t o the ~ of forestry-related projects the organisation performs. This can also be defined as the outputs of the Primary Activities. Primary Activities - Refer to the manner in which an organisation carries out it s forestry-related projects,~as~ educating, training , disseminating infor,nation, e t c .
Aims - 'fl1e desired results of tree planting activities . Have trees been planted as a conservation measure, or for local consumption, income generation, or marketing? Address: Telephone: Contact : Founded: Staff: Funding sources: Scope: Focus: Primary activities~ Target population: Aims! Purpose: Needs:
ACTION AID KENYA
Box 42814/ Nairobi, Kenya NRB 62761
Agriculturalist Christopher Daven 1975
400 paid staff individual donors national
Forestry Activities
n~rse~y e~tabl i shmen t, seedling collection and
d1str1but1on, community woodlots training, educating
youth
local consumption, conservation food, fodder
Address; Telephone; Contact ~ Founded: Staff ; Funding sources : Scope ; Foc u :=> :
Primnr y ac tiviti es:
·rarget population:
r\ims ~
CARE KENYA
P.O. Box 606/ Siaya, Kenya Siaya 27
R.B. Vonk, Project Manager
1984 (Agroforestry Extension Project)
6 exten~ion officers, 15 local level extension workers
private foundations, fund raising activities, international government agencies, corporations
nat ion a 1, reg ion a 1
Forestry Activities
agroforestry, seedling collection and
distribution, nursery establishment, cookstove development and dissemination
providing extension assistance, training, educating, researching, disseminating
information, doing integrated rural development, networking ·
women, youth, children, farmers
cOilServation, local consumption, marketing (of cookstoves)
food, fodder, fuel, timber
6ll,OUO trees planted in 1984, Markhamia plattcalyx, Servania sesban, approximately 850,000 seedlings produced in 1985
technical assistance, material inputs, funds, training additional staff 2 -Address; Telephone; Cable; Funding sources; Scope; Focus~ Primary activities: · Target population; Aims~ Purpose: Needs;
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CATHOLIC RELIEF SERVICES, KENYA (USCC)
P .0. Box 48932/ Nairobi Kenya (EA/IO Regional Office)
25544 or 24843 22138
fund raising projects, corporations, government
donors, individual donors, foundations, churches
international Forestry Activities re fares tat ion
consulting, fu11draising, providing ~xtension assistance, doing integrated rural development
women, rural poor, students, children, farmers conservation, local consumption
food, fodder, fuel, timber, agricultural rehabilitation
technical knowledge, counterparts to do . pla11ning and design
-Address: Contact~ Founded; Staff: Funding sources: Membership : Scapi?' :
Primrtry activit i es;
Target pop•1latio n~
A. ims :
Purpos e :
CHAMI\KANGA YOUTH ORGANISATION
Box 22 / Chamakanga, Kenya
Charles Angaluki, Youth Programme Coordinator 19l!O
25 paid staff , 39 voluntee rs membership dues
260 individuals, 21 gr oups
local , r egiona l, includ~ng; Kaimosi, Marago li,
Sh inya lu, and <..:hepsasur1 Forestry Activities
soil and water conservation, ag roforestry di5s eminating information, planning yc>uth, farme r s, wome n, other organisations, landowners
conservation, local consumption fuel, timbe r
24,UUU tree s
d,,11or orga nisation, fund s for s taff sala~ies,
seeJs, educa tional and promotional mater1als
Address; Contact : Founded; Staff: Funding sources: Scope: Focus: Primary activities: Target population; Trees planted; Needs; Available materials;
EAST AFRICAN YEARLY MEETING OF FRIENDS
Rural Service Programme/ P.O. Box 14 Tiriki/ Tiriki, Kenya
Javan K. N. Kalika, Director 1902
10 paid staff individual donors l oca l
Forestry Activities
nursery establishment, afforestation, seedling collection
training, consulting
youth, farmers, women, other organiza tions 10,000 in 1984, 13,000 in 1985
funds, more staff, technical knowledge, community cooperation, educational and promotional
materials, water, tools, government support brochures, newsletter, report s , books, slides films, training materials, posters, ta pes , ' personnel, funding, seeds
Address: Telephone : Telex: Cable: Contact; Founded ; Fundirtg sources : Nr--mhership : Scope : Focus : Pr inw :.-y a <; tlv i ti es :
ENVIRONMENT LlAlSON Gt:NTRE (ELC)
P .O. Box 724b l/ Nairobi , Kenya 24770
23240 ENV lGEN'n: ENVICENTRJ-;
Richard Leakey, Vice Cha irp e r son, or Si mon Muchiru, Pr ogramme Officer
1974
United Nations Environment Programme, Canadian Ir1ternationa l Development Age ttcy, Dutch government, Frenclt governmen t, Ford Foundat i on, membersltip (ees , subsc ription monies
231 NGOs f r om 66 countries in ter national
Coord inati ng Activi tie s
environment , conserva tio n, forestry, agriculture,
energy, ci ti zen action, community development, ~qtiitable r esource di st ribution
r esearch i ng , d is seminating information ,
cons ulting , networking and form ing linkages among NGOs, governments , and is s ue- oriented networks ( s uch as Pesticide Action Network, etc.), lobbyir1g, providing grants to NGOs, training , organizing meetings and international con fe r ences computerized data sys tem fo r 7,000 NGOs ,
collection of periodicals, publications, a bi- monthly env ironment and deve l opmen t journal, Ecoforum , News Alert, numerous other publications and report~O directories , etc .
6 -Address : Contact! Founded: Staff: Funding sources; Members: Scope : Focus: Primary activit ie s ; Target population: Aims ; Purpose: Tree s planted: Needs: Available resources!
EV&~GELICAL FELLOWSHIP OF KENYA (EFK)
P.O. Box 4b5/ Homa Bay , Kenya
Pastor Jacob Auma, Tree Plantation Promoter 1976
lO paid s taff
membership dues, fund raising projects over 1 million individuals and groups nati..On;Ji.
Forestry Ac tivitie s
agroforestry, r e forestation, seedling co llect i on aud distribution, nursery establ i shment
consulting, training, educating, providing extension as sistance
women, youth, church gr oups
local consumption, conservation, income generation food, fodder, fuel, timber
approximately 2 . 5 million
f unds, training and educa tion , transportation , more staff , technical inf orma tion, wat ~r
demoplots (demonstration agroforestry plots for different ecosystems), personnel (labour) , seeds, land
-Address: Contact~ Telephone: Scope : Focus : Primary ac tivitie$ :
T arge t poplllat ion; rrePS planted;
Av~LlJb le resource s:
Tf!E GREEN BELT H<NF.Hr:NT
The National Council of Women of Kenya/ P .O. Box 43741/ Nairobi, Kenya
Wa ngari Maatha i
24b34 Nai robi
national
Coordi.nating Activities
conservation, community developmen t, nurs e ry
establ i shment, r e forestation, household agroforestry
training , consu lting , educa ting, lobbying, networking, doing integrated rura~ development, disseminating information
women, farme r s, co~ounities
millions, targe t is 15 million
environmental educator s, technical assistance, train ing , management expertise
INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL FOR RESEAKCfl IN AGROFORESTRY (ICRAF)
Address: Te lephone: Cable: Telex: Contact: Founded: Funding sources; Scope: Focus; Primary ac tivities; Target populations: Available resources;
P. O. Box 30677/ Nairobi, Kenya 29867 or 29868 or 29869 ICRAF
22048 Nairobi
Dr. Bjorn 0. Lundgren, Director 1978
int ~r n at i onn l governmen tal agencies , foundations
international Coordinating Activities
agroforestry, community development
researching, training, dissemina ting information, coordinating international agroforestry
development efforts , sponsoring conferences, promoting agroforest ry
NGOs, governments, communities
field station for demonstration purposes , library, documentation services, ex tensive publications such as Agrofores try Systems for Small Scale Farmers, Agroforestry Systems: An International Journal, etc . ICRAF Newsletter, working papers, research r eports, reprints,
training manuals, training internships, fellowship scheme, agroforestry s hort co urses, advisory unit
KENYA ENERGY NON GOVERNMENTAL ORGANISATIONS ASSOCIATION (KENGO) Address : Telephone: Contact: Founded ; Funding sources: !1embe r ship : Scope : Focu '3 ~ F'rimary activities : \ y ~il~ble resources :
Westlands, Karuna Road/ P.O . Box 48197/ Nairobi, Kenya
74~747
Achoka Aworry, Coordinator 1981
international gov~rnment agencies , otl1er NGOs,
inte r governmental o r gan i s ations, individua l donors
60 organisations national
Coord i.nat ing Activities
energy, conse rvation, envirottment, forestry,
appropriate technology, community development net\vurking, creating linkages between NGOs, t~e
government, and researcl\ inst~tut~ons~ educat~ng, . tra ining, r esea rching , dissem1nat1ng LnformatLon, planning, initiating and coordinating N~O
projects on renewable ene rgy and commurnty development
other. organisat i ons, communities funds, institutional i nfrastructures,
connnun icut ion and informat i.on fac il it ies, space for sem inars attd training facilities
provide seeds, tools, fencing materials, fertiliser and other material inputs to small scale community proj ects, also provide training programmes, technical assistance programme, . professional advice, newsletter: Ken~o.News wh1ch includes how-to info rmation and spec1f1c NGO projects, Pocket Directory of Trees and Seeds of Kenya, an tnd1genous tree survey, se~1nars on agroforestry and w~odstove technolog1es, evaluation service, research papers, booklets, brochures, technical committees to formulate joint projects, educational materials, posters, guide books
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-KENYA FREEDOM FROM HUNGER COUNCIL (KFFHC)
Address: Telephone: Telex: Contact: Founded: Staff: Funding sources: Membership: Scope: Focus: Primary activities ~ Aims: Purpose: Trees planted: Needs: Available resource s :
P.O. Box 30762/ Nairobi, Kenya 24023 or 338 713
22160 GAUFF
Moses Mbugua-General Secretary, or Cl ement K. Kariuki, Forester
1964
15 paid staff and 6 volunteers
government donors , international agencies, fund raising projects
19 groups national Forestry Activities
soil and water conservation, urban forestry, agroforestry, afforestation, seedling distribution consulting, training, fundraising, providing extension assistance, educating, disseminating information, doing integrated rural development conservation, local consumption
food, fuel, fodder, timber 100,500 in 1984
funds, promotional materials, tools, 4-wheel drive vehicle
booklet entitled: Steps in Successful Tree Planting in Kenya, seeds, technical advice
-Address: Telephone: Contact : Founded: Staff: Funding sources: Membership; Scope : FoetJs :
?ri.m~ny act iviti es ~
Ta r gPt pop ulalion:
t\ im ~ :
tw::J i I able r es uurc~s ~
KENYA NATIONAL FARMERS UNION
P.O. Box 1225/ Nakuru, Kenya
2338
Mr. J .K. Waweru, Chief Executive 1946
30 paid staff
membership dues, international a ge ncies
16,000 individual members, 700 groups national
Forestry Activities
nursery establishment, soil conservation
training, etluca ting , disseminating information,
networking
farmers
loca l consumption, conservation
food, fuel, timb~r, fodder funds, seeds a nd seedlings, water
i11form;ttion ce nter, audio-visuals
Address: Telephone: Contact: Founded: Membership: Scope: Focus: Primary activities; Target population: Aims; Purpose~ Needs: Available resources~
MAENDELEO YA WANAWAKE (MYWO)
P.O. Box 41607/ Nairobi, Kenya 722!!53 .
Alice Klingshirn, Project Officer 1952
approximately 7,500 groups
nationa l
Forestry Activities
household agroforestry and gardening, nursery establishment,
cookstove development and dissemination, workshops, seedling distribution
training, consulting, doing intesrated rural development, educating
women, communities
local consumption, income generation, conservation food, fuel, fodder
funds
Address:
Contact; Funding sou rce s :
MP.mbership:
Scop e ~
Focus:
T ~ r g et popu l a tion :
Ai m:
MAG WAR T llliE FARMERS CLUB
P.O. Box 20, Pawakuche/ Via Kisumu, Kenya Raphae l Akendo
fund r a ising projects 50
Loca l Forestry Activities
refor~stati o n, seedling collection and
dis tribu l i on, soil conservation
farmers
conse rva t i on (prevention o f <lesertification) 40,000 planted ln 1984 funds 14 -Address: Telephone: Cable: Contact: Founded: Staff : Funding sources: Membership: Scope: Focus: Primary activities: Target populations: Aims: Purpose: Trees planted: Needs: Available resources: MAZINGIRA INSTITUTE
P.O . Box 14550/ Nairobi, Kenya 4 7066 or 4 70n
MAZINST
Davinder Lamba, Executive Director 1978
15 paid s taff
members hip fees , interna tional agencies and foundations (IDRC, Ford Foundation, Dutch government, CIDA, UNICEF)
10 individuals
local, regional, national Forestry Activities
nursery establishment, seedling col l ection and
distribution, household agroforestry
training, researching, disseminating information, environmental educating, consulting
farmers, women, students, other o r ganiza tions local consumption, conservation
food, fodder, fuel, timber
64,685 individual trees planted representing 35 different species
funds, more staff, wate r, community coope ration seeds, educational and training materials, posters, magazines, audio-visual s
-Address: Telephone: Contact ; Founded: Scope: Focu s :
Primary activi ties:
Target pop ulation ~
Aims :
Pu <pose~
Trees planted :
AvJi l Rb l e r~sources :
Mt:N OF THE T KEES
P.O . Box 29045/ Nnirobi, Kenya 59 22 41
H. Clt>se, Secretary 1922
international, r eg ional Forestry Activities
agroforestry , nurse ry establishment, seedling collection and distribution
consulting, fundraising, disseminating
inf,Jrmation, educating, lobbying women, farmers, communities
l ocal consumption, conservation, income generation food , fuel
cul tivate over 40 indigenous species, 10 exotic species ~nd 6 types of fruit trees
erlucationrtl and training materials, Tree Fund
Address: Telephone: Contact: Founded: Staff: Funding sources: Scope : Focus: Primary activities ~ Target population: Aims: Purpose: Trees planted : Needs: Available resources:
NAIROBI CHRISTIAN CENTRE SOUTH 1C 1
P.O. Box 26013 /Nairobi, Kenya 01692
Pastor Jehoshapha t Gakinya 1976
6 volunteer staff
membership dues, fund raising projects national, regional and local
Forestry Activities
nursery establishment, seed collection and distribution, soil conservation, reforestation fundraising, educating
youth, women, church members, community groups, students
local consumption, conservation, aesthetics food, timber
10,000 planted in 1984
funds, tools, educational materials labour, seeds
NDUU-NDUNE SELF HELP AFFORESTATION DEVELOPMENT PROJECT Address : Contact: Founded; Member sh ip: Scope : Focus~ Prima ry activities; Target population: Aims: Purposl! : Tre es planted ~ N ~e ds:
c/o Department of Adult Education/ P .O. Box 8</ Mutorno, Kitui, Kenya
Peter M. Malii, Projec t Leader 1979
1,000 individuals local
Forestry Activities
reforestation, soil conservation, nursery establishment, seed collection and distribution extension assistance
women, farmers, youth
conservation, local consumption
food, fodder, fuel, timber, soil improvement 5,000 seedlings planted in 1984
funds, staff, tec?tnca l knowledge, water, tools,
educational mater1als, seeds and seed lings
18 -Address: Telephone: Contact: Founded: Staff: Funding sources: Membership: Scope: Focus: Primary activities: Target population: Aims~ Purpose: Trees planted: Available materials: Needs:
WILDLIFE CLUBS OF KENYA
P.O. Box 40658/ Nairobi, Kenya 742564
Nathaniel Chumo, National Director 1968
14 paid staff, 2 volunteers
membership dues, fund raising projects, KENGO and
other o r gan isations
80,000 individuals, 1,150 groups national
Coordinating Activities
conservation, community development, reforestation, nursery establishment, afforestation, seedling collection and distribution
fundraising, training, networking , educating, planning, coordinating national efforts, providing extension assistance
students, women, youth, farme rs, schools local consumption, conservation, aestl1etics food, fuel, timber, fodder
approximately 500,000 trees per year
nationwide network of volunteers, publication entitled Trees for the People , brochures, reports, posters
funds, more staff, water, tools, educational, training and promotional materials
-MAURITIUS COUNCIL FOR ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES (MCES) Address: Contact: Scope: Focus~ Primary activities; Aim: Needs :
8 Georges Guibert Street/ Port Louis/ Mauritius Devpal Cowrega
national Forestry Activities
conservation, seminars
researching, training, disseminating information, lobbying, networking, educating
conservation
technica l knowledge and assistance, funds, publicity, training Address: Scope : Focus~ Primary activities; Target population: Aims: Purpose: Trees planted : Needs:
SUDAN COUNCIL OF CHURCHES
P.O. Box 469/ Khartoum, Sudan
~ational
Forestry Activities
soil and energy conservation, watershed management, afforestation, reforestation, establishment of community woodlots
dis seminat i..ng informati on, providing ex tens ion
assistance, doing integrated rural development
women, farmers
local consumption, conservation fuel
230 hectares of mesquite and eucalyptus
SUDAN ENVIRON MENTAL CONSERVATION SOC lETY ( SECS) Address: Telephone: Contact: Scope : Focus; Primary activities: A im: ~ef"ds :
Av1 i l dbl ~ r euo urce s ~
Khartoum Zoological ~a rdens/ P.O . Box 336/
Khartoum/ Sudan 76925
Sal.lh A . Hakim or Mutasim Nimir
regional, national Forestry Act iviti es
afforestation, urban forestry
res e arching (desertification control), lobbying, disseminating infonnat ion (newspapers, lectures,
discussions to draw national attention to environmental issues), educating
cr.mservation
funds specifically for the implementation of an
afforesta tion programme around Khartoum, educational materials and equipment, information about; desertification, wildlife conservation, pollution and public education programmes information about environmental deterioration in the Sudan and the environmental impacts of land rec lamation, expertise in; erosion control, con~ervatio n, agricultural development projects, forestry, etc . 22 -Address; Contact: Founded: Staff: Funding sources; Scope: Focus: Primary activities; Aim; Needs: Available resources;
TANZANIA ENVIRONMENT SOCIETY
P .0. Box 1309/ Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania
D.D. Rugero, Secretary General 1985
all voluntary
membership fees, fund raising activities, individual donors
national, regional Forestry Activities
conservation, forestry, pollution control wildlife protection, sustainable land use' watershed management, afforestation ' educating, consulting, networking conservation
funds, information about possible donor organizations
national network of volunteers
-JOINT ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT PROJECTS (JEEP) Address: Contact~ Staff: Membership: Scope: Focus~ Primary activities: Target population: Aims: Purpose: Avai t~hl e resour<.:es;
Plot 14 A Main Street Jinja/ Opposite Upper Bata/ P.O. Box 1684/ Jinja, Uganda
J. Walulya-Hukasa, Chairman
all voluntary 3000 individuals
national
Forestry Activities
conservation o f fuelwood through cookstove development Rnd dissemination, afforestation, community woodlots, seedling distribution researching, doing integrated rural development, educating, disseminating information
communities, women
conservation, local consumption fuel
fund s (for salaries and other), institutional
support
publications, audio-visual materials,
spec ifications for improved woodstoves
Address: Telephone: Contact: Founded : Funding sources: Membership: Scope: Focus: Primary activities~ Target population: Aim; Purpose: Needs: Available resources:
WILDLIFE CLUBS UF UGANDA
P.O. Box 4596/ Kampala, Uganda 32971, Extensions 19 b 20
Elly A. Tibakanya, General Secretary 1975
government
252 clubs, 20,000 studen ts
tHttinnal
Forestry Activities
conservation, reforestation. woodlot es tablishment ~raining, educating, networking , disseminating
1nformation, lobbying
club members, youth, communities conservation
food, fuel funds
educational and training materials, filnts,
SCOUTS DE BURKINA FASO
Address : B.P . 729/ Ouagadougou, Burk ina Faso Contac t; Traore Mel~gu~
Scope : r egiona l
For~stry Activities
Focus : r eforestat i on
P ri ma~y ac tiviti es : tra ining , networ k i ng
Ta r get population : youth
A i 'llS ; conservation, l oca l consumption
Purpose : food , f ue l
Trees plantP..d : 15,000 in l98J
Nt!eds : funds, tecl1nica l booklets
A va tlabl~ resources : publ i cat i on , volunteers
26 -Address: Telephone: Telex: Focus: Primary activities: Aims: Purpose; Trees planted: Needs;
SOS SAHEL INTERNATIONAL, BURKINA FASO
B.P. 1170/ Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso 33 49 79
1111 or 111< BCTR Forestry Activities
soil conservatio n, ag roforest ry, nursery establ i. shment, r e fo restation, seedling distribution
training, providing extension assistance local consumption, conservation
fuel, food, timber
from 1981-1984, 8,000 planted
drilling equipment, wells, fencing, tools
-Address : Telephone : Cab l e/Telex: Contact: Found ed : Staff: Funding sources : !>1P.mb~rship~ Sco pe ; Focus : l'rim~r y ac ti vitie s : i.' n r puse ;
GAMBIA SCOUT ASSOCiATiON
p . 0 . Box 693 /Banju l, The Gambia 8325 or 8347
Scouts Gamhia/2204 Pres of GV
Sam A. Joof, National Ex~cutive Scout Commissioner
1920
2 pai d staff , 50 vol un t ee rs
membership dues , fu nd raising proJects , government donors, individual donors 5,000 individual members, 60 groups national
forest r y Activi ties
nursery establishment, seed collection,
single tree planting
educating, training, disseminating infonnation l ocal consutnpt i on , conse ~vation
food
300 planted in lY84
funds, s e eds , water, tools
inf onnation center, educa tiona l and training
mat~rials
GROUPE UE RECHERCHE ET U1APPLICATIONS TECHNIQUES
Address: Scope: Focus: Primary activities: Target population: Aims: Available resources: B.P. 2502/ Bamako, Mali regional, local Forestry Activities
reforestation, conservation, watershed management, cookstove development and dissemination, biogas production r esea rc hing alternative technologies
?oing integrated rural development, disseminating tnformation
rural communities
conservation, local consumption evaluation expertise
SOS SAHEL INTERNATIONAL,. MALI
Address: Bamako/ B.P. 605/ Mali Telephone: 22 21 6b
Contact : Mr. Assame Leye , President
Founded: 1982
Forestry Activities
Focus: conservation, soil conservation, nursery establishment, soil watershed management a~roforcstry,
Priu;;;~ ry activities~ training , educating
Aims : local CO\tsumption, conservation
Purpose ~ food, fuel
Tr eP.s planted : 50,000 trees planted from 1982-1983 Needs : \Vate r, funds
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-CONSCIL PAN AFRICAIN POUR LA PROTECTION DE L 'ENVIRONNEMENT ET LE DEVELOPPEMENT (CCPED) Address: Telephone: Cable: Contact: Founded: Scope; Focus~ Primary activities: Target population: Aim: Needs: Available resources: B.P. 994/ Nouakchott, Mauritania 530-77
CPPED NOUAKCHOf'f, Telex : NOSOM-LIPAM 565/~ITN
Dr. Wa Nsanga M. 1982
local, regional, national and inter1tational Forestry Activities
desertification control, pollution control, conservation
consulting, researching, providing extension
assistance, disseminating infortnation, doing
integrated rural development, lobbying, educating, conducting seminars
women, youth, farmers, students, squatters, desert nomads, cooperatives, communities conservation
funds, technical information regard in~ : ec?logy, cattle-breeding in tropical areas, so~l sr.1ence, erosion control, reforestation, management of forest areas, protection of river deltas, watershed management, appropriate technology CCPED's conceptual framework, a report on their Action Programme to fight desertification
-Addres s :
Contac t;
Telephone: funding sourc es:
Member s hip;
Focus :
Primary ~ ct iviti es : Target popu l ation:
Aim ;
GROUPEMENT DES AIDES PRIVEES (GAP)
B .P. 10424 I Niamey, Niger
Amadou N ''f irgu i H.aiga 72 36 17
govermnent
24 group s Coordinating Activiti es
wate rshed mana gement, health, agriculture, food
production, nurse ry establishm~nt, agroforestry disseminating information, coordinating N~Os and the Ministry of Rural Development, lobbying
youth, wome n, army, NGOs
conservation food, forlder, fuel
educational and training materials, community cooperation, technical knowledge and assistance
Address: Scope; Focus: Primary activities: Target population; Aim: Trees planted; Needs:
PRQJET TAPIS VERT
B.P. 2b05/ Pt. Balafon/ Niamey, Niger national
Forestry Activities
soil a~d water conservation, nursery establ1shment, afforestation, reforestation
researc hing, e du ca ting
women, farmers, landless, poor people conservation
15,000 per year funds
Address: Telephone: Telex: Contact; Founded: Scope : F ocu:; : Primary ac tivities :
Targ;et popul a tions : Aims :
Purpo!:ie :
T r t:!(!S p l a ntf!d !
Needs :
Available resour ces :
SOS SAHEl. INTERNATIONAL, NIGER
B.P. ll542/ Niamey, Niger 735528
52l4 PRESIREP
Dr. K. A. Mariko, Secretaire Gi>nt>ral 1981
in te rnat ion a L
Coordinating Activities
agroforestry, nursery establishment, seedling collection and distribution, conservation, agriculture, environment, food production, forestry, wat~r projects
educating, training, disseminating information,
providing exte nsion assistance, doing integrated rural developme nt
women, landless and poor people, farmers, youth local consumption, conserva tion
food
250,000 trees planted per year and 300,000 seedlings produced
funds, water, tools
brochures, training materials, slides, film-strips
34 -Address: Contact: Founded: Scope: Focus: Primary activities: Target population: Aim: Purpose: AFRICARE INC. B.P. 2272/ Dakar, Senegal R.J. Benn, Country Representative 1966
national Forestry Activities
soil conservation, nursery establishment, reforestation
consulting, training, providing administrative support to local forestry services
communities, youth conservation timber, fuel, food
-Address: Contact~ Founded: Funding sources : Member s hip: Scope: F oc us : Pr imary activities: Target population: Aims: l>urpos r.! : Trees planted : N'?eds ;
AMICALE DES JEUNES AGRICULT~URS DU WAALO
B.P. 9/ Ross-Bethio, Senegal Samba dor Gaye
1Y76
government of Senegal, international donors, fundraislng activities, membership fees 30,000 individuals, 56 village gr oups regional ~Ross-B~thio)
Forestry Activities
re fore a tat ion, household agroforestry and
gardening, watershed management, health, community development, biogas production tra1n1ng, educating, doing integrated rural
deve topment, networking, advocating
se l f-su ffic iency
farmers, youth, indigenous peoples local consumption, conservation
food, fuel, timber
2,500 in 1983, 150 hectares reforested
m~nagement expertise, technical assis tance, water for regional groups
ASSOCIATION AFRICAINE D1EDUCATION ~OUR LE DEVELOPPEMENT (ASAFED)
Address: Telephone: Contact: Scope: Focus: Primary activities: Target population: Needs; Available resources:
Rue 9, Boulevard d L'Est - Point E Botte Postale 5061/ Dakar Fann, Senegal 23 01 77
Roger T. Adjalla international Coordinating Activities
forestry, appropriate technology, community
development
disseminating information, training, educating communities, rural populations
funds, technical assistance
ASSOCIATION DES JEUNES AGRICULTEURS DE MECKHE (AJAM) Address: Membership! Scope: Focus: Primary activities: Targe t population: Aims; Pu r pose~ Needs:
Ava i.l able mnteri.als:
B.P. 5/ Meckhe, Senega l
5 large youth groups, 100 families regional
Coordinating Activities
community development, agriculture, conservation,
nursery establishment, co~mun~ty ~oodlots, seedling collection and dlstrtbutton, household agroforestry, appropriate technology
advocating self-sufficiency, doing integr ~te d rural development, disseminating informa:1o~, networking, coordinating the you~h assoctattons
in the region, training, consulttng youth, farmers, women, indigenous peoples
cvnservation, so i 1 regeneration, local consumption
food, fodder, fuel
funds, horses, water, watering units, training materials
publications, consultative expertise
38 -Address: Telephone: Telex: Contact: Founded: Focus: Primary activities: Target population: Aim: Purpose: Needs: Available resources: CA RITAS SENEGAL
B.P. 439/ Km ll Route de Rufisque/ Dakar, Senegal 34 00 20 or 34 05 28
285 SG
Georges Korohe Faye 1966
Forest ry Activities
water conservation, soil conservation, nursery establishment, appropriate technology
training, environmental educating, conducting workshops, disseminating information
youth, farmers conservation food, fuel
educational materials, audio-visual materials, funds, technical assistance, staff training demonstrations, administrative support, resourc e information, slide montage
-Address: Telephone: Contact: Founded: Staff : Funding sources : "\fembership ; Scope; Focus:
Pri mnr y activi ties : Target population : Ai.rr. :
Needs :
Av :li tabl e materi.als :
CHURCH WORLD SERVICE
12, Rue F~lix FAURE/ B.P. 3g22/
Dakar, Senegal
22 34 40
Lionel Derenoncourt, Regional Representative 1981 (Sen-egal)
11 paid staff anrl 2 volunteers
individual donors, government donors, churches,
foundations 32 church groups international, regional Fo restry Activities
nursery establishment, seedling distribution consulting, training, disseminating ~nformation,
educating, distributing funds, plann1ng
youtll, farmers, women, students, refugees, other or ganisa tions
conservation
fuel, conservation, fodder
funds, s eeds, water
brochures, reports, news letters
CONSEIL DES ORGANISATIONS NON GOUVERNEMENTALES D'APPUI AU DF.VELOPPEMENT DU SENEGAL ( C ONGAD) Address: Telephone: Telex: Contact: Founded: Funding sources; Membership Scope: Focus~ Primary activities: Needs: Available resources:
Rue 41 X Boulevard General De Gaulle, B.P. 4109/ Dakar, Senegal
21 47 20
SG 6 71 "Pour CONGAD"
Thierno Kane, Administrative Director 1982
membership fees, private foundations, international government agencies, NGOs 34 member organisations
national, international Coordinating Activities
citizen action, community development, forestry, human rights
coordinating NGOs, government agencies and international agencies, educating, training, disseminating information, networking, facilitating conferences, planning
funds, more staff, information center, techni cal knowledge and assistance, material inputs for
distribution
publications; Quelle Animation Rurale pour les
Ann~es 80? and Le R6le des ONG, les Services
Juridiques en Milieu Rural, are also planning to produce a newsletter
ENVIRONNEMENT ET DEVELOPPEMENT lJU TIERS MONDE (ENDA) Address: Telephone' Cable : Contact; Focus; Primary activlties: ·rarge t population : Available resources~
B.P. 337U, Dakar, Senegal
21 bU 27 or 2242 2~
ENDA Dakar
456 ENDA TM SG
Jacques Bugnicourt, Executive Secretary Coordinating Activities
environment, conservation, health, forestry, community development
tra1n1ng, researching, educating, advocating sustainable development, networking, disseminating information
organisations, youth, farmers, women, students numerous publications and series, which include; African Environment, The Occasional Paper Series,
Technology R~v1ew, ENOA Third World Documents
Series, Vivre Autrement-Consomrnation et ~e l;;ppeiiien t
42
-FEDERATION DES ORGANISATIONS NON GOUVERNEMENTALES DU SENEGAL (FONGS)
Address: Telephone: Contact: Scope: Focus: Primary activities: Target population: Needs: Available resources;
Siege Social Quartier THIALY Lot No 5/
B.P. 269/ Thies, Senegal
51 19 23
Famara Diedhiou, President national
Coordinating Activities
conservation, environment, citizen action, forestry, community development
consulting, training, networking, disseminating information
NGOs
funds, equipment, transportation, water
technical support
-Address: Telephone: Cab le; Founded; Staff: Funding sources : Scope: Focu s : Primary activitie s : Targe t population: Aim ; Tre e s plant ed : Needs ;
FOSTER PARENTS PLAN INTERNATIONAL SENEGAL
B.P. 239/ Saint Louis, Senegal 611649 7741 Attention PLAN 1982 (Senegal) 40 paid staff individual donors international, regional Forestry Activities nursery establishment
training, providing extension assistance
youth, women, farmers
conservation 6, 000 in 1984
seedlings, ed ucationa l materials, community cooperation Address: Contact: Founded: Membership: Scope: Focus: Primary activities: Target population: Aims: Purpose: Trees planted: Needs: Available resources;
FOYER DES JI::UNES DE RONl<ll
B.P. 236/ Rosso, Senegal Birahim Diop, Assistant Director 1979
450 local Forestrv Activt Les
agroforestry, nursery establishment, soil conservation, food production, biogas production, gardening
conducting workshops, training , educating farmers, youth
soil regeneration, cons ervation, local consumption food
l,UOO fruit trees
funds, water, training, tools, fertiliser, motor pumps, fencing materials
brochure on tree planting, workshops on reforestation, volunteers
Address: Contact: Founded: Funding sources: Membership; Focus : Primary activities: Target population: Tl:' eP planting; Available re s ources:
MAISONS FAMILIALES RURALES (MFR)
B.P. 131/ Thies, Senega l
Bachir Diop ur Chei.kh Tidiane Drame
lY64 government .51 chapters nat ion a l
Coordinating Activities
agricu 1 ture, food product ion, forestry, reforestation, community development, cookstove
development and dissemination
training, disseminating information, providing l inkages between tile Ministry of Water and Forests and local organisations
farmers, youth, rural associations, communities
species planted by the rural associations
include; Leuceana and Acacia albida
locally specific technical information, training facilities
46
-NATIONAL COUNCIL OF NEGRO WOMEN INC. (NCNW)
Address: Telephone: Contact: Founded: Scope: Focus: Primary activities: Target population: Aims: Purpose: Trees planted: Needs:
Bofte Postale 3B22/ Dakar, Senegal 223440
Sou~de N 'Diaye, Consultant
1982
-international Forestry A c tlviti~s
!I I '
,cookstove developmen.t and dissemination , reforestation
educating, training, disseminating information women
conservation, local consumption fuel
3 hectares of Eucalyptus funds
OFFICE AFRICAIN POUR LE DEVELOPPEMNT ET LA COOPERATION (OFADEC) Address: Contact: Focus: Primary activities: Target population: Aim<> : P urpose~ Tr ees planted; Needs:
Ava ilahle r esources :
8 Bis, Avenue Corbet/ Dakar, Senegal
Jean Carbonare
forestry~ Activities
desertification control, conservation, food
production, agroforestry, nursery establishment,
irrigation projects
training, doing integrated rural development,
advocating community self-sufficiency in food
production, educating
farmers, herdsmen
local consumption, conservation, income generation food, fodder
1,500 hectares
funds, training materials training courses
LE SERVICE INURNATIONAL D1APPUI A LA FORMATION ET AUX TECHNOL(X;IES EN AFRIQUE
DE L 10UESf/ SAHEL (AFOTEC)
Address: Telephone: Telex: Contact: Founded: Funding sources: Scope: Focus; Primary activities~ Target population:
Villa 8297, SICAP Sacre-Coeur I/ Oak a r, Senega 1
22 35 98 or 22 26 42 671 Public SG
Rokiatou Tall, Executive Secretary 1983
member shi p fees , 11 a ti o11al government agencie s , international government agencies
international Coordinating Activities
conservation, health, agriculture, energy, environment , watershed management, appropriate technology, ·conununity development
consulting, educating, training, networking, disseminating information, reinforcing member
group capacity ·
women, landless and poor people, farmers, members, other organisations
Address: Telephone: Telex : Founded; Scope: Focus ~ primary activities : Aims : Purpose: Trees planted:
SOS SAHEL INTERNATIONAL, SENEGAL
B.P. 5220/ Dakar, Senegal 22 92 02
261 Anthel SG 1976
national, international For estry Activities
conservation, watershed management,
anti-desertification, reforestation, nursery establishment, community woodlots, gardening educating, training, coordinating
conser vation, local consumption
food, timber, fuel, timber
approximately 16,000 trees planted in 27 villages, species include; Acacia Holocerican, Prosopis Juliflora, Eucalyptus Cal, Darcasson,
mango s, papayas , l emons
50 -Address: Telephone: Contact: Scope: Focus: Primary activities: Aim~ Purpose: Trees planted: Available resources:
KWENENG RURAL DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION
Privare Bag 7/ Molepolole, Botswana
3l!5
Mr . Boometswe Hokgothy local
Forestry Act ivities
farul "¥10ud l oLs, n ·l<J r\! slat ion, seedling col lect ion and distribution, conservation
consulting, providing extension assistance, educating
local consumpti on fuel, food, shade, timber
Have planted over 300 ltectare s . Specie s include : eucalyptus, shade species, fruit species publication and booklet
-Address: Te l ephone ; Contact ~ Founded ; Funding sources : Stall : S copt:> ~ Foc u"; : ·, ~J rpo ~".! : 1 r ,•, · .:; 1-' l :tn t e. l:
P .O . Box 21/ Mount Moorosi 75U, Lesot ho
F i e l d Direc tor 1 ~80 ( 10 Lesotho)
pr i vate founda ti ons, Catho lic Re li t'!f Servi..ces,
c
lJ)J\40 paid staff , 20U vol •Jnt ee r s
r ~g i onal (i n Leso tho )
forestry Ac tivities
soil conserv atio n, wat@r conservation an d
wat• ·r!'>h eJ •<IBll.'t gemt!n t, nur sery and wood l o t estab lishment, seed ling d i s tri bu tion
trai n ing, re searching, pr ov iding e xtens ion
assist.1nce, doing integra ted rural ueve l opment fdnn~ r s , communities
co1tse rvation, loc al consumpti on tood
~ppr0ximate ly l lU,OUO t1ardwoods, COitifers and
euc~lypts cu lt ivated, 94 h ec tares of wood lot s
CHONGOLOLO AND CONSERVATION CLUB OF ZAMBIA (CCCZ)
Address ; Contact: Membership: Scope: Focus; Primary activities: Target population : Aim: Purpose: Needs;
P.O. Box )0255/ Lusaka, Zambia Ri chard Lumbe
900 clubs, 3l,UUU individuals reg i ona l, national
Forestry Activities
conservaLion , work~hops
consulting, fundraisi ng, training, networking ,
di sseminating informa tion students, youth
conservation fue 1, food fund s
ASSOCIATION DES CLUBS DES At-U.S IJE LA NATURE UU CAHC:ROUN (ACAN) Add r ess : Telephone~ Contact: Scope : Focus; l'rimary activiti es :
Ta r get pop11lat ions:
AV~i la~l e r esourc~~ =
B.P. 271/ ~arouA, Ca meroon
27 11 25
A.A. Alto, Executive Dir ec t or, or Mahama Ouma r,
C.:oordinator
local, regional
for est ry Act ivities
refor~ stRt ion, yout l1 se•ninars
consu lt i ng, tra ining, dissem i nating informa ti on
( r ad i.o progrannnt!S, Environmen tal C:clucat ion
Ce •l t e r), doing res ea rcl1, lobbying, erl uca ting
cummun i.t i es, studen ts
t echnic al knowl e<Jge and ass istance, funds, trl'lining for staff, l obbying suppo rt
ar tic l es, a udio-vi sual materials, radio broadcasts, seminar materials, t ec ltnical expert i se, monitoring of env ironmental
deterioration
54
-CIIAMBRE D1AGRICULTURE, DE L1ELEVAGE ET DES FORETS DU CAMEROUN
Address: Founded: Funding sources: Focus : Primary activities: Target population: Aim: Trees planted: Needs:
B.P. 287/ Yaounde, Came roon 1974
nationa 1 government agencies, Nt,;Os
Forestry Activities
afforestation, r efores tation , conservation,
c i..t i.zen act i.on
train1.ng, disseminating information , net\.,.orking,
doing integrated rural development, educa ting
members, youth, f arme rs, landl ess and poor people
conservation
250,000 hectares planted funds
-INSTITUT AFRICAIN POUR LE IJEVELOI'PEMENT ECONOMIQUE ET SOCIAL INADES FOR:-IAT[QN
Address; 08- B.P. 8/Abidjan 08, C6te d 'lv n ire Telephone : 44 15 2'•
Contact; Alain RenRrd, Oirector
Founded: 1962
Staff; l '> paid s ~" f f
individual donors , fund raising proje~t s
Scope; international, national Coo rdindtiTlg Activities
Focus :
·rnrg P t population;
,\v;Ji..lab lP r rsO•! rccs :
commun ity developmen t, so il conservation, urban
for es try, ;:~fforestation, household agroforestry
and garciPning , c ookstove development and dissemination, biog~s production, appropriate technology
educating (adult), tra1n1.ng, consulting, doing
integrated rural developmen t, researching
farmers, students, rural communities
local consumption, conserva tion fuel
gov~rnment suponrt , community cooperation
brochures, news letters, reports, audio-visual materials, home correspondance courses, eriucational and training materials
A~SOCIATION OF PEOPLE FOH PRACTICAL LIFe EXPEHIENCE (APPLE)
Address: Cable: Contact: Founded: Funding sources: l'ember s hip : Scope; Focus: Primary activities: Purpose; Available resources~ Needs: B.P. 4625/ Accra, Ghana 3033 Attn . APPLE
Robert Russell, Acting Executive Director 1976
government donors, private donors, ~unds raised from nursery
22 tndiv i.duals
reg i ona l, includes; Accra, Atebubu, ~inneba Forestry Activities
nursery establishment , seedling productton and collection
networking, disseminating intormation, educat1ng, consulting
fuel (charcoal production), tood
brochure on APPLE organisation, information center seedlings, technical knowledge and assistance
PAN AFRICAN STUDENTS INTORNATIONAL PEACE A Nil VOLIJNBI<Y SERVICES CORPS (PANASGO) THE PEOPLE ' S GOOPEAATIV!:. ANll kUKAL lJEVELOP lENT ASSOCIATION
Address: Telegraph : Contac t; Scope: Focus; Pri.1;ary acti.vict~s: Ta r g ~ t popu la tion ; 1rees pl a nted ; A~~tlable resources :
P .O. ~ox 10599 Accra-North/ Gh.1na OK
Ghana Empire Seconda ry School/ P. O. llox b~21j/
Accra-North/ Ghana
G empisco/ Uarku1Uan Juliet iou/ Ace ra , Ghana 01<
Gempisco Uox 6ri2d/ Accra - No~th , Gha na Dr. t-'ark Dio.•noutJ Nli Addy, Director G~neral
international Forestry Ac tivit ies
agri c ultural pr.oJuction, oftores t Qtion, r efor esta t ion, seedli ng collect ion and
dist r ibutiotl, conservation, watershed management , nursery establishment
pruv1dittg extension assistanc e, facilitating
income generati<Jn projects , disseminating
intorma tion, aoing integrated rural developn~nt
establishing cooperat i ves, educating ' women, you th, studen ts, communi ties
local consumption , conser va tion food, fuel, timber, todder
as ot Apr1l 19S5, over 30U , OUO planted, inc lurl ing; Shea butter tree, t--ango, Dawadawa tree , Boaba, Kapock
seedl1ugs adapted fo r savannah, heavy equtpment, camping equipment, tools , funos , food, technical training, drugs, water
educators
5&
-SIERRA LEONE r;NV IRONMENT AND NATURE CONSr:RVATlON ASSOCIATION (SLENCA)
Address : Te l ephone: Cable : Contac t: Scope: Focus~ Primary activities; Target population: Aim: Needs: Available resources :
P/M . B. 376/ Fr eetown, Sierra Leone 4U5J or 4U956
NATUH.£ f r eetm·m Daphne Tuboku- Metzger local, national Coo rdin ating Activities
conservation, env tronment, forestry, cit Lzen
action, sustainable use of r esourc es
training , env iro111nental educa ting, disseminating information , lobbying for national conservation policies
students, government of Sie rra Leone, communities conservation
funds, publicity, support pressuring foreig11 companies implementing envirt>nmentally destructive proJects, information re; the establis\1me11t of pres~rves. tauna surveys ,
c r eation of urban green belts, i111pact of development pro j ects (darns) , water pollution and the effects of mi n i11g activities
t echnical knowledge and ass i..stance
-Appoand i x [
Re g ional li s t o f N<.: O Profil e s
Kenya
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CONSEIL PAN- AFRICAIN POUR LA PROT ECTION DE L 'ENV lRONNEMENT ~: T LE DEVEL OP FEME NT (CCPED) ••••• ••••• ••• •• •••••••••• ••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . 3 1 Niger
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FOSTER PARENTS PLAN INTERNATIONAL. ••• •• • •••• • •• ••••• • •••••••• ••••••••••••••• . 44 FOYER DES Jh:UNES DE RONKH •••••••••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • · • .45 MAISONS FAMI LlALES RURALES ( HF R) •••••••••••••••••• • • • •••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . 46 NATIONAL COUNCIL OF NEGRO \WMEN INC. (NC NW) ... 47 OFFICE AFRICAIN POUR LE DEVELOP PEMENT ET LA COOPERATION ( OFAOEC) • • • • • • • • • • • • .48 SERVICE INTERNATIONAL D'APPUI A LA FORMATION ET AUX TECHN OLOG IES EN AFRIQUE DE L'OUEST/SAHEL (AFOTEC) .... .... ... . .... ... · • .... • • .. • • • • .. ... · • • • . 49 SOS SAHEL INTERNATIONAL, SENEGAL •• ••• • •• • •• • ••••••• • •• • •• ••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • · • )0
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KWENENG RURAL DEVELOPMENT ASSOC IATION ... ... .... ••••••• 51 Lesotho
