Groups and individuals working together to highlight concerns about Genetic Engineering in the environment and food.

TREAT Asia (Therapeutics Research, Education, and AIDS Training in Asia) is a network of clinics, hospitals, and research institutions working with civil society to ensure the safe and effective delivery of HIV/AIDS treatments throughout Asia and the Pacif

Mission: To create a sustainable platform, enabled by wired and wireless technologies for HIV medical providers in resource rich and poor areas by sharing intellectual and human resources to assist and promote HIV prevention, testing, and treatment.

... (ASE) is an organization of over 13,000 professionals committed to excellence

Warum wurde die NRO gegründet? Unzureichende medizinische Versorgung, vor allem im ländlichen Bereich Ostafrikas; Verbesserung des Gesundheitsdienstes in Zusammenarbeit mit einheimischen Fachkräften und den betroffenen Communities Ziele, Satzungszweck AMRE

The Campaign for Responsible Transplantation , a 501 [3] non-profit organization, was launched on January 20, 1998 out of concern over the irresponsible rush to commercialize animal-to-human organ, cell and tissue transplantation using genetically modified

GENET as European network of non-governmental non-profit organisations engaged in the critical debate of genetic engineering was founded in 1995. In 1999, it became a Swiss association. GENET`s main work is to provide information on genetic engineering for

Mission FIND is a leading non-profit organization dedicated solely to the development of rapid, accurate and affordable diagnostic tests for poverty-related diseases in the developing world. Its mission is driven by the conviction that good health is centr

Our current focus is energy security and bio-based materials. Because the Upper Midwest has vast and largely untapped sources of clean, domestic energy to produce power, fuel and materials, we are working with elected and government officials, energy indus

We are a coalition of grassroots citizen groups from each of the major Hawaiian islands who are working together to move Hawaiian agriculture away from genetically modified organisms (GMOs) and towards truly sustainable agriculture. As of November 2002, th