| Areas of expertise & Fields of activity: |
Economic and Social:
- Aging
- Agriculture
- Climate Change
- Culture
- Education
- Energy
- Environment
- Extreme poverty
- Financing for Development
- HIV/AIDS
- Human Rights
- Humanitarian Affairs
- Indigenous Peoples
- Least Developed Countries
- Migration
- Minority Rights
- Population
- Refugees
- Religion
- Social Development
- Sustainable Development
- Women/gender Equality
Social Development:
- Aging
- Conflict
- Cooperative
- Disabled persons
- Employment
- Indigenous issues
- Information and Communications Technologies
- Poverty
- Social policy
- Technical cooperation
- Youth
Sustainable Development:
- Agriculture
- Atmosphere
- Biodiversity
- Biotechnology
- Capacity-building
- Climate change
- Consumption and production patterns
- Demographics
- Desertification and Drought
- Disaster management and vulnerability
- Education
- Energy
- Finance
- Forests
- Freshwater
- Gender equality
- Health
- Human settlements
- Indicators
- Industrial development
- Information for decision-making and participation
- Institutional arrangements
- Integrated decision-making
- International cooperation for an enabling environment
- International law
- Land management
- Major Groups
- Marine Resources
- Means of Implementation (Trade, Finance, Technology, Tranfer, etc.)
- Mining
- Mountains
- Oceans and seas
- Partnerships
- Poverty
- Protecting and managing the natural resources
- Rural Development
- Sanitation
- Science
- Sustainable Tourism
- Sustainable development for Africa
- Sustainable development in a globalizing world
- Sustainable development of SIDS
- Technology
- Toxic chemicals
- Trade and environment
- Transport
- Waste (hazardous)
- Waste (radioactive)
- Waste (solid)
- Waste Management
Peace and Development in Africa:
- Development in Africa
- Peace in Africa
Conflict Resolution in Africa:
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| Geographic scope: |
International
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| Year established (YYYY): |
1902 |
| Year of registration (YYYY): |
2004 |
| Organizational structure: |
The American Anthropological Association has about 10,000 members governed by an elected executive board, and further organized into 40 sections based on content area or culture area specialty. A full-time staff of 22 individuals manages publications, meetings, membership, public outreach, and public education initiatives. |
| Funding structure: |
- Membership fees or dues
- Other sources
- Fundraising campaigns
- Donations and grants from domestic sources
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