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Sustainable Finance Project: American University
Recent Grants
Sustainable Finance Project
July, 2010
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$75,000 |
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6/1/2008 to
12/31/2011
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Environment
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International Finance for Sustainability
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Global: All Continents
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After many years of working to ensure a robust and accountable environmental and social safeguard system for international financial institutions, many stakeholders now feel that new and different ways of improving these policies and accountability systems must be considered. Through this grant increase, the Program on International and Comparative Environmental Law at the American University's Washington College of Law will continue its efforts to evaluate current sustainable finance standards, monitor the climate change-related policies of financial institutions, strengthen and use existing accountability systems to support affected communities in specific cases, and seek new approaches to increasing accountability of public and private financial institutions.
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Building Latino Immigrant Capacity on Regional Integration: National Alliance of Latin American & Caribbean Communities
Recent Grants
Building Latino Immigrant Capacity on Regional Integration
June, 2010
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$200,000 |
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7/1/2010 to
6/30/2012
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| Program: |
Environment
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International Finance for Sustainability
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United States: United States (At Large)
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The National Alliance of Latin American & Caribbean Communities is a network of community-based organizations led by immigrants from Latin America and the Caribbean. Over the past grant period, National Alliance of Latin American & Caribbean Communities worked to ensure that there is improved evaluation of the impacts of Inter-American Development Bank's lending and are measures in place to ensure that this bank's investments are "climate-friendly." This renewal grant will continue to support a capacity building program for Latin American and Caribbean immigrants, focused on international financial flows and regional integration.
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General Purposes: Center for Socio-Environmental Support
Recent Grants
General Purposes
June, 2010
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$240,000 |
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7/1/2010 to
6/30/2012
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| Program: |
Environment
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International Finance for Sustainability
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South America (At Large)
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This general purposes renewal grant will focus on strengthening the Center for Socio-Environmental Support's administrative, operational, and resource mobilization capacity. The Center for Socio-Economic Support is a Brazilian grantmaking and capacity-building organization founded by a group of Brazilian nongovernmental organizations. Its mission is to provide both technical and financial support for the work of community organizations and nongovernmental organizations throughout Brazil and neighboring countries. It supports organizations that monitor environmentally damaging projects; develop coordinated strategies to expand sustainable development options for local communities, and work to make large-scale energy and infrastructure investments more environmentally and socially sustainable.
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Sustainable Development
The Mott Foundation’s
Environment program supports non-governmental groups (NGOs) working nationally and globally to change policies and practices of international trade and financial institutions so the environment is protected and people’s standard of living is not adversely affected by projects supported by these institutions.
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From Copenhagen to Cancun: Climate Finance | World Resources InstituteTransparency and strong governance need to be the focus of the next United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP), says staff of World Resources Institute (WRI), a Mott grantee. WRI staff addresses these topics and others in advance of COP-16, a meeting slated for late 2010 in Cancun, Mexico.