Appalachian Fire Learning Network
The Appalachian Fire Learning Network engages federal, state and private land management agencies in a collaborative effort to enhance the capacity to implement ecological fire management in the Central Appalachian Forest, Western Allegheny Plateau, and Cumberlands and Southern Ridge and Valley ecoregions. Together, these ecoregions include portions of six s ...learn more
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Created: Oct 14, 2008
Updated: Nov 12, 2009
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Vision:
SICP's vision is of an India in which private resources of money, assets, time and skills are shared willingly, and used effectively, to create an equitable and philanthropic society.
Mission:
To help strengthen civil society by enhancing the effectiveness of philanthropy.
Objectives:
To promote a culture of giving
To ensure more effective philanthropy by acting as a resource for civil society in India.
To influence public policy for support of philanthropy and social justice and to advocate for it.
To encourage and promote co-operation between the state, corporate sector, and civil society organizations for improved philanthropic practice.
SICP's vision is of an India in which private resources of money, assets, time and skills are shared willingly, and used effectively, to create an equitable and philanthropic society.
Mission:
To help strengthen civil society by enhancing the effectiveness of philanthropy.
Objectives:
To promote a culture of giving
To ensure more effective philanthropy by acting as a resource for civil society in India.
To influence public policy for support of philanthropy and social justice and to advocate for it.
To encourage and promote co-operation between the state, corporate sector, and civil society organizations for improved philanthropic practice.
