ACBK is the largest and leading independent Civil Society organization focusing on nature conservation in Kazakhstan in Central Asia and the national partner of BirdLife in Kazakhstan. ACBK supports the Kazakh government actively in improving and developing nature conservation policies and legislation and cooperates with relevant governmental agencies to help meet national obligations under international agreements. More Info

The Center for Ecological Agricultural and Livelihoods (CEAL-Ghana) is an organisation based in Northern Ghana that produces agricultural products of different kind of organic produce and supports vulnerable communities. More Info

CIPCA Beni Regional (Centro de Investigación y Promoción del Campesinado) works in the multiethnic territories of the Moxos Plains in Bolivia, where indigenous peoples live in territories that were mostly occupied by livestock ranches and logging companies. More Info

Champions of the Environment Foundation NPC was formed in 2008 as an apolitical independent organisation driving ethics and climate justice, taking direction from the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) since 2015. More Info

The Climate Action Network (CAN) Tanzania operates in Tanzania mainland and Zanzibar with its head quarter in Dar Es Salaam. CAN Tanzania is a think and do tank and a member based organization with over 50 members nationwide engaging in research, advocacy and on-ground project implementation (practice). More Info

The Desert Research Foundation of Namibia was established to support research but also to address sustainable development throughout arid lands. More Info

The East Asian-Australasian Flyway Partnership (EAAFP) is a Partnership which aims to conserve migratory waterbirds and their habitats, considering both people and biodiversity of the East Asian-Australasian Flyway. More Info

International Expert Group Meeting of the Mid Latitude Regional Network on Climate Action More Info

Ornithologia - Kyrgyz Association for Conservation of Biodiversity (KACB) has been working focus on birds. We promote awareness about and interest in wild birds and nature conservation in Kyrgyzstan. One of our aims is to specify a valid list of bird species seen in Kyrgyzstan. At present there is none, and it’s an important work. Therefore KOS has established an expert-grp (Kyrgyz Rarity Comitté) to deal with this task. More Info

ECO Korea is an organization of people who love nature and ecology. Its purposes are popularizing academic knowledge and harmonizing the conservation and the sustainable use of nature resources through ecological education, conservation activity, and ecological research. More Info

The Bolivian Platform for Action on Climate Change (PBACC) was created in 2017 as a result of the interaction between former members of the different training processes in terms of climate change models promoted by Jubileo Foundation and Hanns Seidel Foundation. More Info

The Ramsar Regional Center – East Asia (RRC-EA) is one of the regional initiatives formally recognized by the Ramsar Convention. As a Ramsar Regional Initiative (RRI), the RRC-EA was established through the initiative of the Ministry of Environment of the Republic of Korea to serve as a regional platform for capacity building, information exchange, and cooperation among governments, Ramsar Site and wetland managers and stakeholders, international and national non-government organizations. More Info

Southern Alliance for Indigenous Resources (SAFIRE) was established in 1994 as a regional organisation with its regional office in Zambia. SAFIRE is registered as a PVO in 1996 in Zimbabwe. More Info

The Youth Print is a civil society organisation registered in Ethiopia working for national, continental, and Global Goals. It creates and supports innovative youth thoughts and projects to achieve the United Nations 2030 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the African Union Agenda 2063. More Info

The Uzbekistan Birdwatching Community site was created within the framework of the general project of birdwatchers of the post-Soviet space. Examples of such local projects that have existed for a long time are, for example, the sites "Birds of Kazakhstan" or "Birds of Ukraine". For now, the site exists as an opportunity to publish materials for those who have them. However, it was created primarily for local birdwatchers. More Info

The WLI Asia-Oceania network is a regional power-house of wetland Communications, Education, Participation, and Awareness. Led by the Ramsar Regional Centre – East Asia in collaboration with Hunter Wetlands Centre and the National Wetland Trust New Zealand. Up until 2022, there were two separate entities: WLI Asia had held eight regional conferences. More Info