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(February 25th, 2010) Terry Odendahl blogs about the importance of the grassroots movement in tackling climate change and the role of Greengrants and other funders in providing small grants to make a big difference.
(December 22nd, 2009) The oil pipeline that runs from Chad through Cameroon in western Africa was supposed to contribute to poverty reduction in local villages. Instead, after six years of pumping oil to be exported abroad, the pipeline has only led to increased poverty, displ
(October 15th, 2009) Late September's and early October’s typhoons and earthquake in the Philippines and Indonesia have resulted in upwards of 1,400 deaths and left thousands more homeless and at risk for illness and disease.
(October 28th, 2009) Vitae Civilis, a Greengrants Brazil grantee and organization of former advisor Rubens Born, is part of a larger coalition of environmental groups and humanitarian organizations calling for a strong agreement to come out of the United Nations Climate Chan
(January 15th, 2010) Greengrants recognizes the critical importance of responding to the disastrous earthquake in Haiti that occurred on Tuesday, January 12th.
(December 22nd, 2009) We are pleased to welcome Qu Dong to Greengrants’ China Advisory Board
(December 10th, 2009) December 7, 2009, marks the beginning of two weeks of global climate change discussions in Copenhagen, Denmark. The 15th Conference of Parties (COP15) of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change...
(February 25th, 2010) In a momentous victory for grassroots groups and small farmers across India, the government has put an indefinite moratorium on commercial cultivation of the genetically-modified BT brinjal, or eggplant.
(January 27th, 2010) In a landmark victory for the Navajo and Hopi people of Black Mesa, Arizona, a coal mining permit for their lands was revoked this month.
(October 15th, 2009) Greengrants’ Pacific Islands Advisory Board, led by Coordinator Toeolesulusulu Cedric Schuster, is appealing for funds to support long-term reconstruction efforts following September’s earthquake and tsunami that devastated a large swathe of southern Samo
(February 25th, 2010) A few weeks ago, Greengrants posted a Breaking News on a police raid on the offices of longtime grantee Baikal Environmental Wave. Although their resolve has only grown stronger, Russian officials continue to harass the group.
(June 24th, 2009) For more than six weeks the indigenous peoples of Peru, coordinated by Greengrants grantee the Inter-Ethnic Development Association of the Peruvian Rainforest (AIDESEP), have been protesting to protect their natural resource rights.
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