Applications for Consultative Status and Requests for Reclassification Received From Non-Governmental Organizations

E/DEC/2004/210View PDF

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A Decision of the Economic and Social Council, published in 2005.

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2020	E/DEC/2020/208	Applications for consultative status and requests for reclassification received from non-governmental organizations	—	–
2020	E/DEC/2019/216	Applications for consultative status and requests for reclassification received from non-governmental organizations	3,481	–
2018	E/DEC/2018/216	Applications for consultative status and requests for reclassification received from non-governmental organizations	3,506	–
2017	E/DEC/2017/271	Applications for consultative status and requests for reclassification received from non-governmental organizations	2,255	–
2017	E/DEC/2017/217	Applications for consultative status and requests for reclassification received from non-governmental organizations	3,284	–

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Consultative Status Non-Governmental Organizations

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At its 2nd plenary meeting, on 4 February 2004, the Economic and Social Council decided:

(a) To grant consultative status to the following sixtynine non-governmental organizations:

Special consultative status

Actions on Gender, Citizenship and Development African Canadian Legal Clinic American Planning Association Antonio Restrepo Barco Foundation Arcidonna Onlus Asian Forum for Human Rights and Development Association jeunesse action développement Association of Families and Women in Rural Areas Avocats sans frontières Center for International Rehabilitation Charitable Institute for Protecting Social Victims, The Chilean Corporation for Children and Youth Rights Christian Conference of Asia Comité national d’entraide de la jeunesse et de l’enfance Drug Abuse Information, Rehabilitation and Research Centre Family Action Foundation/Accion Familiar Fédération des organisations non-gouvernementales du Sénégal Femmes solidaires Fondation Mohamed V pour la solidarité Foundation Partners for Local Development Friends’ Society in Social Service Global 2000 (2010) International Green Front of Iran Human Rights Information and Training Center International Academy of the Ecology and Life Protection Sciences International Cooperation International Criminal Defense Attorneys Association International Native Tradition Interchange, Inc. International NGO Forum on Indonesian Development Japanese Workers’ Committee for Human Rights Jeunesse Horizon Kenya Medical Women’s Association Kindernothilfe, Help for Children in Need Lay Movement for Latin America Links Incorporated, The Lokmanya Public Charitable Trust Myochikai (Arigatou Foundation) National Association of University Women of Romania National Centre for Sustainable Development Non-Governmental Organizations’ Coordinating Committee One World Trust, The Partnership for Indigenous Peoples Environment People with Disabilities Uganda Press Council

Project One, Inc. Right To Play Romanian Youth Association for United Nations Russian Public Movement “For Civil Rights” Social Service Agency of the Protestant Church in Germany South Asia Partnership International Sudan Council of Voluntary Agencies Turkish Foundation for Combating Soil Erosion, for Reforestation and the Protection of Natural Habitats (TEMA Foundation) UMUT Foundation W. Haywood Burns Environmental Education Center Women Cultural Social Society Women’s Rights Movement of the Philippines World Alliance for Breastfeeding Action World Population Foundation Zayed International Prize for the Environment

Roster

American Anthropological Association Australian Association of Yoga in Daily Life

Disarmament Archives Fire Rescue Development Programme Foundation for Research on Technology Migration and Integration Heinrich Boell Foundation International Paint and Printing Ink Council Nour Foundation Outreach Trust

(b) To reclassify one non-governmental organization from special to general consultative status:

General consultative status

World Vision International

Special consultative status

Association mndiale des grandes métropoles World Confederation of Teachers

(d) To take note of the quadrennial reports of the following fifty-one organizations (years of reporting in parentheses):

African-American Islamic Institute (1998–2001) Airports Council International (1998–2001) All India Women’s Education Fund Association (1999–2002) Asian Forum of Parliamentarians on Population and Development (1996–1999)

(1998–2001)

l’environnement (Kairouan) (1997–2000) Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual University (1998–2001)

des sites et monuments historiques en Afrique (1998–2001) Centre Europe-Tiers Monde (1998–2001) CITYNET – Regional Network of Local Authorities for the Management of Human Settlements (1999–2002) Cohort for Research on Environment, Urban Management and Human Settlements (1998–2001) Congregations of St. Joseph (1999–2002) Federation européenne des femmes actives au foyer (1998-2001) Foundation for the Rights of the Family (1999–2002) France Libertés: Fondation Danielle Mitterand (1995–1998) Global Volunteers (1999–2002) Himalayan Research and Cultural Foundation (1999–2002) Ibero-American Institute of Aeronautic and Space Law and Commercial Aviation (1996–1999) International Association against Drug Abuse and Drug Trafficking (1997–2000) International Association for Volunteer Effort (1999–2002) International Association of Ports and Harbors (1998–2001) International Chamber of Commerce (1998–2001) International Council of Chemical Associations (1998–2001) International Council of Women (1999–2002) International Federation for Family Development (1999–2002) International Federation of Business and Professional Women (1999–2002) International Federation of Settlements and Neighborhood Centres (1998–2001) International First Aid Society (1998–2001) International Rehabilitation Council for Torture Victims (1996–1999) International Union of Architects (1997–2000) Japan Federation of Bar Associations (1999–2002) Korean Institute for Women and Politics (1999–2002) Miramed Institute (1998–2001) National Association of Cuban Economists (1997–2000) National Society for Human Rights (1997–2000) Nature Conservancy (1996–1999) New Humanity (1999–2002) ORBICOM – Réseau des Chaires UNESCO en communication (1997–2000) Organisation tunisienne de l’éducation et de la famille (1997–2000) Robert F. Kennedy Memorial (1997–2000) Rural Women Environmental Protection Association (1999–2002) South-North Development Initiative (1996–1999)

Together Foundation for Global Unity (1996–1999) United Towns Agency for North-South Cooperation (1998–2001) Women Justice Program (1999–2002) World Association of Industrial and Technological Research Organizations (1999–2002) World Federation of the Ukrainian Women’s Organizations (1998–2001) World LP Gas Association (1997–2000) World Road Association (1998–2001) World Safety Organization (1995–1998) World Student Christian Federation (1998–2001)

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