First Name: |
Last Name: |
Contact Type: |
| Tamas |
Marki |
|
| Reshma |
Adatia |
Sustainable Development (primary)
|
| Daniel |
Pieper |
Public Administration
,
Social Development
,
Designation
,
Advancement of Women
,
Financing for Development
,
Quadrennial Report
,
Head of Organization
,
Sustainable Development (primary)
,
Committee on NGOs Representative
|
| Reshma |
Adatia |
Others
,
Designation
,
Quadrennial Report
|
| Alison |
Kelly |
Designation
,
Conference Focal Point
,
Advancement of Women
,
Sustainable Development (primary)
,
Committee on NGOs Representative
|
| Elaine |
Neuenfeldt |
Designation
,
Advancement of Women
|
| Una |
Hombrecher |
Sustainable Development (primary)
|
| Gorden |
Simango |
Others
,
Designation
,
Committee on NGOs Representative
|
| Mina |
Jhowry |
|
| Gunilla |
Hallonsten |
|
| Estelle |
Marais |
Others
|
| Nicholas |
Clarke |
Designation
|
| Daniela |
Varano |
Others
,
Designation
|
| Michael |
Watt |
|
| ELENA |
CEDILLO VARGAS |
Others
,
Sustainable Development (primary)
|
| Daniel |
Pieper |
Designation
,
Quadrennial Report
,
Sustainable Development (primary)
|
| Thorsten |
Göbel |
Designation
|
| Christofer |
Book |
Others
|
| Rula |
Quawas |
|
| CHRISTIN |
ROBERT |
|
| Vanessa |
Chong |
|
| Anoop |
Sukumaran |
|
| Adam |
Hauser |
Others
,
Designation
|
| Isaiah |
Toroitich |
Designation
,
Financing for Development
,
Sustainable Development (primary)
|
| Paige |
Gilbert |
Sustainable Development (secondary)
,
Others
|
| Ingeborg |
Midttomme |
Others
,
Designation
|
| Arthur Stanley |
Lichenya |
|
| GORDEN |
SIMANGO |
Sustainable Development (secondary)
|
| Samuel |
Rees |
Others
,
Designation
|
| Antonina |
O'Farrell |
Designation
,
Advancement of Women
|
| Alwynn |
Javier |
Others
,
Designation
|
| Catherine |
Njuguna |
Sustainable Development (primary)
|
| Rebecca |
Larson |
Application
|
| Emilie |
Weiderud |
|
| Sarah |
Roure |
Sustainable Development (primary)
|
| Pauliina |
Parhiala |
Designation
,
Application
|
| Alexandra |
SEGURA HERNANDEZ |
Designation
|
| Anoop |
Sukumaran |
|
| Nicholas |
Clarke |
Designation
|
| Lærke |
Elming |
Designation
|
| Satyajit |
Das |
|
| ALICK |
KAONDA |
|
| Rachel |
Kyozira |
|
| Penny |
Blachut |
Designation
|
| Daphine |
Villanueva-Candelaria |
|
| Isaiah |
Toroitich |
Designation
|
| Simon |
Chambers |
Designation
|
| Carlos Cesar |
Tamez Luna |
Designation
|
| Christian |
Wolff |
Designation
|
| Carlos |
RAUDA |
Others
,
Designation
,
Sustainable Development (primary)
|
| Rabia |
Waqar |
Designation
,
Advancement of Women
|
| Guogong |
Han |
|
| David |
Rees |
Sustainable Development (primary)
|
| John |
Nduna |
Designation
,
Head of Organization
|
| Alain Iarivony Mahery |
RAKOTOVAO |
|
| John |
Nduna |
Designation
|
| Pauliina |
Parhiala |
Others
,
Designation
,
Advancement of Women
,
Sustainable Development (primary)
|
| Gaim |
Kebreab |
|
| Elaine |
Neuenfeldt |
Designation
,
Advancement of Women
|
| Benjamin |
VanderWindt |
Sustainable Development (secondary)
|
| Patriciah Roy |
Akullo |
|
| Reshma |
Adatia |
Others
|
| Hua |
Tan |
|
| Wen |
He |
|
| Ane |
Knudsen |
Designation
|
| Pauliina |
Parhiala |
Designation
,
Advancement of Women
,
Sustainable Development (primary)
|
| Owain |
Astles |
Others
,
Designation
|
| Sudhanshu |
Singh |
Designation
|
| Rudelmar |
Bueno de Faria |
Designation
,
Head of Organization
|
| Dennis |
Frado |
|
| Christian |
Wolff |
Designation
|
| Alwynn |
Javier |
Others
,
Designation
,
Application
|
| Margareta |
Grape |
|
| Jeroen |
Jurriens |
|
| William |
Wilcox |
Designation
,
Advancement of Women
,
Financing for Development
,
Sustainable Development (primary)
|
| Josef |
Pfattner |
Designation
|
| Thorsten |
Göbel |
Designation
,
Conference Focal Point
|
| John |
Nduna |
Designation
|
| Angela |
Wiebusch de Faria |
Social Development
|
| Sarah |
KAMBARAMI |
Others
|
| Peter |
Rottach |
Social Development
,
Sustainable Development (primary)
|
| Lorenzo |
Mota King |
Others
,
Designation
|
| Rudelmar |
Bueno de Faria |
Designation
,
Head of Organization
|
| Sarah |
Kambarami |
Others
,
Designation
|
| Estelle |
Marais |
Others
,
Designation
|
| Eva |
Ekelund |
Sustainable Development (primary)
|
| Katherine |
Nightingale |
|
| Hepi |
Rahmawati |
|
| Christophe |
Arnold |
Designation
|
Areas of expertise & Fields of activity:
|
Economic and Social:
Agriculture
Biodiversity
Climate Change
Coorporate Accountability
De-mining
Debt Relief
Development
Disabled Persons
Education
Energy
Environment
Extreme poverty
Financing for Development
Food
HIV/AIDS
Human Rights
Humanitarian Affairs
Justice
Least Developed Countries
Micro-Credit
Migration
Minority Rights
Peace and Security
Refugees
Religion
Safety
Social Development
Sustainable Development
Trade and Development
Volunteerism
Water
Women/gender Equality
Financing for Development:
Addressing systemic issues
External debt
Gender Issues and Advancement of Women:
Advocacy and outreach
Capacity building
Education and training of women
Human rights of women
Millennium Development Goals
Trafficking in women and girls
Women and HIV/AIDS
Women and armed conflict
Population:
International migration
Morbidity and mortality
Social Development:
Aging
Conflict
Disabled persons
Poverty
Social policy
Youth
Statistics:
Development indicators
Sustainable Development:
Agriculture
Biodiversity
Capacity-building
Climate change
Desertification and Drought
Education
Energy
Forests
Freshwater
Gender equality
Health
Human settlements
Land management
Partnerships
Poverty
Protecting and managing the natural resources
Rural Development
Sanitation
Sustainable Tourism
|
| Geographic scope: |
International
|
| Country of activity: |
- Belgium
- El Salvador
- Republic of Korea
- Lao People's Democratic Republic
- Peru
- Armenia
- Finland
- Pakistan
- Malaysia
- Tajikistan
- Chad
- Kenya
- Nicaragua
- Philippines
- North Macedonia
- Liberia
- Sweden
- Lebanon
- Haiti
- Eswatini
- Namibia
- Costa Rica
- Democratic Republic of the Congo
- Netherlands
- Mozambique
- United Republic of Tanzania
- Iceland
- Norway
- Switzerland
- Cambodia
- Indonesia
- Israel
- Uganda
- India
- Cuba
- New Zealand
- Russian Federation
- Serbia
- Botswana
- Angola
- Ukraine
- China
- Zimbabwe
- Mauritania
- Papua New Guinea
- Sudan
- Nepal
- Iraq
- Paraguay
- Ghana
- Croatia
- Guinea Bissau
- Fiji
- Madagascar
- Malawi
- Senegal
- South Africa
- Ethiopia
- Argentina
- Mali
- Uruguay
- Timor-Leste
- France
- Cameroon
- Rwanda
- Niger
- Central African Republic
- Afghanistan
- Romania
- Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Mauritius
- Burkina Faso
- Mexico
- Thailand
- Uzbekistan
- Germany
- Jamaica
- Bangladesh
- Myanmar
- Lesotho
- Congo
- Denmark
- Nigeria
- Japan
- Chile
- Eritrea
- Albania
- Canada
- Hungary
- Colombia
- Dominican Republic
- Ecuador
- Somalia
- State of Palestine
- Sri Lanka
- Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)
- Kyrgyzstan
- United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
- Viet Nam
- Zambia
- Honduras
- United States of America
- Egypt
- Brazil
- Australia
- Guatemala
- Sierra Leone
- Burundi
- Ireland
|
| Millennium Development Goals: |
- Combat HIV/AIDS, malaria and other diseases
- Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger
- Achieve universal primary education
- Promote gender equality and empower women
- Reduce child mortality
- Improve maternal health
- Ensure environmental sustainability
- Develop global partnership for development
|
| Mission statement: |
|
| Year established (YYYY): |
2010 |
| Year of registration (YYYY): |
2002 |
| Organizational structure: |
The ACT Alliance was formed on 1 January 2010, bringing together ACT International, established in 1995, and ACT Development, in existence since 2007. Members of the ACT Alliance have a combined staff including volunteers of over 30,000 people, of which some 16,000 are paid. The combined total annual income of ACT Alliance members exceeded US$ 1.6 billion for the financial year 2008/2009, with about half of all ACT expenditures devoted to long-term development and about one-quarter to humanitarian assistance. The ACT Alliance holds a General Assembly every four years. The Governing Board is responsible for the governance of the Alliance between General Assemblies. It meets annually, has global representation, and includes permanent representatives from the World Council of Churches (WCC) and the Lutheran World Federation (LWF). The Commission of the Churches on International Affairs of the WCC has general consultative status with ECOSOC since 2000 while LWF has special status since 1952. |
| Number and type of members: |
The ACT Alliance comprises over 100 churches and church-related organizations from 65 countries, working in over 130 countries. The ACT Alliance Secretariat is based in Geneva, Switzerland. It supports the membership and governance through global coordination, collaboration and facilitation of special initiatives and thematic groups, policy development, and implementation of the ACT emergency response mechanisms. |
| Affiliation with NGO networks: |
ICVA, SCHR, Interaction and HAP |
| Funding structure: |
- Membership fees or dues
- Donations and grants from domestic sources
- Foreign and international grants
|
| Funding structure other: |
ACT members fund ACT special initiatives and pay coordination fees for ACT emergency appeals |