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Alternatives
Founded in 1994, Alternatives, Action and Communication Network for International Development, is a non-governmental, international solidarity organization.

Building Bridges and Dialogue, Traveling Seminar 2005
This project is funded and coordinated by the Charles-Léopold Mayer Foundation, a private Franco-Swiss foundation. It is part of a global effort, by the foundation, to increase its ties around the world with other funders and partners, as well as engage in frequent dialogues with individuals and groups who share its vision that a globalized world needs global solutions and concerted efforts to think together about the problems that we face today and will have to confront tomorrow.

Canadian Professional Fish Harvesters

Equiterre
Promoting ecological and socially just choices

IBASE
“We want a democratic country where politics is exercised through ethics and where ethics is a higher form of exercising politics.” (1997)

Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy
The Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy promotes resilient family farms, rural communities and ecosystems around the world through research and education, science and technology, and advocacy.

Open money
Open money is a means of exchange freely available to all. Any community, any association - indeed, any body - can have their own money.

Rural Coalition
The Rural Coalition/Coalición Rural is an alliance of regionally and culturally diverse organizations working to build a more just and sustainable food system which:
brings fair returns to minority and other small farmers and rural communities
ensures just and fair working conditions for farmworkers
protects the environment
delivers safe and healthy food to consumers

Terram Foundation
"...The proposition that must be kept present today is that there is not and there will never be any type of development if it is not understood that all public policy must be immersed in the “ecological issue” and that any avenue that departs from this idea inevitably will generate underdevelopment. To resolve environmental problems and to make the transition to a sustainable economy is an historic mandate and the only true and efficient way of achieving development...”
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