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APPENDIX A
INDEX BY PROVINCES
BATTAMBANG
Aphiwat Satrei
Buddhism for Development
Cambodian Social Science Study Group
Khmer National Community Economic Development
Luecaena Communication Japonesia
Volunteer Cambodia Development Community
Adventist Development and Relieve Agency
Oxfam Great Britain
Private Agencies Collaborating Together
Feasibility Study on the Agricultural Development
of the Mekong Flooded Area
BANTEAY MEANCHEY
Concern Cambodia
CARERE
Oxfam Great Britain
KANDAL
Cooperation International Pour le Development et la
Solidarity
Japanese International Volunteer Center
Oxfam Great Britain
Wetlands International
KAMPONG CHAM
Private
Agencies Collaborating Together
The Inventory and Management of Cambodia Wetland
Project
KAMPONG CHHNANG
Concern Cambodia
Private Agencies Collaborating Together
KAMPONG SPEU
Partnership for Development in Kampuchea
Concern Cambodia
Oxfam Great Britain
Program de Rehabilitation et Appui au Secteur
Agricole du Cambodge
KAMPONG SOM
Feasibility Study on the Agricultural Development
of the Mekong Flooded Area
Wetland International
KAMPONG THOM
Adventist Development and Relief Agency
Wetlands International
Feasibility Study on the Agricultural Development
of the Mekong Flooded
Area
KAMPOT
Cooperation International Pour le Development at la
solidarity
Wetlands International
KOH KONG
Culture and Environment Preservation Association
Feasibility Study on the Agricultural Development
of the Mekong Flooded
Area
KRATIE
Save the Children Fund
Community Aid Abroad
The Inventory and Management of Cambodia Wetland
Project
PURSAT
Environmental
Protection Preservation Association
Concern Cambodia
Cambodia Area
Rehabilitation and Regeneration Project
Feasibility Study on
the Agricultural Development of the Mekong Flooded Area
PREY VENG
Partnership for Development in Kampuchea
Private Agencies Collaborating Together
Taipei Oversees Peace Service
Program de Rehabilitation et Appue Au Secteur
Agrucole du Cambodge
Feasibility Study on the Agricultural Development
of ther Mekong Flooded
RATANAKIRI
Cooperation International pour le Development et la
Solidarity
Non Forest Timber Product
Oxfam Great Britain
SIEM REAP
Partnership for Development in Kampuchea
Australian Volunteer International
Concern Cambodia
Wildlife Conservation Union
United Nation Education, Scientific and Cultural
Organization
Cambodia Area Rehabilitation and Generation Project
Feasibility Study in the Agricultural Development
of the Mekong Flooded Area
STUNG TRENG
Culture and Environment Preservation Association
Partners for Development
The World Conservation Union
Wetlands International
World Wide Fund for Nature
The Inventory and Management of Cambodia Wetland
Project
SVAY
RIENG
Partnership for Development in Kampuchea
Cooperation International pour le Development et la
Solidarity
Oxfam Great Britain
Save the Children Fund
Program de la Rehabilitation et appui au Secteur
Agricole du Kambogde
Feasibility Study in the Agricultural Development
of the Mekong Flooded Area
PHNOM PENH
Culture and Environment Preservation Association
Mlup Baitong
Partnership for Development in Kampuchea
Concern Cambodia
Mennonite Central Committee
Oxfam Great Britain
Private Agencies Collaborating Together
SCF/UK
Wildlife Conservation Society
World Wide Fund for Nature
Cambodia National Mekong Committee
DES/RUPP
UNESCO
NATION
WIDE
OXFAM AMERICA
FAO
MRC
SMR
UNDP
AREA AROUND TONLE SAP LAKE AND MEKONG
Feasibility Study on the Agricultural Development
of the Mekong Flooded Area
Project for the Management of the Freshwater
Capture Fisheries of Cambodia
Technical Coordination Unit for Tonle Sap (TCU)
APPENDIX E
Mekong Regional Contacts
TERRA
A Bangkok-based environmental NGO.
TERRA works across the region with NGOs and people’s organisations in Burma,
Cambodia, Lao PDR, Thailand and Vietnam; Mekong development is one focus of its
work.
TERRA
409 Soi Rohitsuk |
Pracharajbampen
Rd |
Huay
Khwang |
Bangkok
10320, Thailand |
tel:
(66 2) 691 0718 |
fax:
(66 2) 691 0714 |
e-mail:
terraper@ksc.net.th |
International Rivers Network
An American non-profit organisation
monitoring development of rivers around the world. IRN devotes much of its
organisational resources to raising awareness about the negative effects of
large dams, to stopping construction of large dams, and to promoting viable
alternatives to such projects.
IRN |
1847
Berkely Way |
Berkely
CA 94703 |
tel:
(510) 848-1155 |
fax:
(510) 848-1008 |
e-mail:
irndc@igc.apc.org |
Mekong Watch Network, Japan
Japanese NGOs, journalists and
academics formed a coalition in April 1994 to monitor the roles of Japan’s
Official Development Assistance (ODA), as well as the multilateral development
banks in Mekong development. The network’s goals are to advocate for
participatory development processes and to raise regional awareness about the
use of taxpayers’ money in socially and environmentally destructive
infrastructure projects.
contact: Mihoko Uramoto |
c/o
JVC, Maruko Building, 1-20-6 Higashiueno, Taito-ku |
Tokyo
110, JAPAN |
tel/fax:
81 3 3832 5034 |
e-mail:
mekong-w@path.or.jp |
NGO Working Group on ADB
A regional coalition engaged in
dialogue with the ADB to promote consultative processes within the bank.
Mae Ocampo |
3/F
Puno Building |
#47
Kalayaan Avenue |
Diliman,
Quezon City |
Philippines
1101 |
tel:
(632) 927 9670/920 7172 |
fax:
(632) 920 7172/924 3668 |
e-mail:
ocampom@philonline.com.ph
or ngowgadb@philonline.com.ph Australian Mekong
Resource Center
A
focal point for information, dialogue and activities in support for an
equitable and sustainable development path for the Mekong Region. c/-Division of Geography
School of Geosciences (F09) University of Sydney NSW 2006 Australia Tel:
+61-2-9351 7796 Fax: +61-2-9351 3644 E-mail: mekong@geography.usyd.edu.au
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