Annual Report 2004 - Charles Stewart Mott Foundation

ENVIRONMENT: GRANTS
STRENGTHENING INTERNATIONAL CONSTITUENCIES
FOR REFORM
Institute for Policy Studies
Washington, DC
To assess the impact of financial flows on
the global environment.
Peregrine Environmental Consulting
Takoma Park, MD
To establish new benchmarks for global
environmental standards of international
financial institutions and private-sector
lending in developing countries.
Urgewald
Sassenberg, Germany
To promote sound environmental, social
and developmental policies within
international public- and private-sector
financial institutions.
World Economy, Ecology and
Development Association
Bonn, Germany
To promote environmental reform of
multilateral development bank policies and
operations.
World Resources Institute
Washington, DC
To mainstream environmental priorities into
decisions made by the international
financing community.
Subtotal: Policy Reform and
Implementation
$325,000
24 mos.
$101,000
12 mos.
$160,000
24 mos.
$160,000
24 mos.
$300,000
24 mos.
$2,457,828
ActionAid
London, England
To promote reform of multilateral
development bank policies.
Agir ici
Paris, France
To support efforts to encourage French
leadership on reform of international
financial institutions.
Canadian Environmental Law
Association
Toronto, ON
To improve the environmental aspects of
Canadian, North American and global trade
policies.
EURONATURA
Lisboa, Portugal
To support the development of an Iberian
network to reform export credit agencies.
Finnish Association for Nature
Conservation
Helsinki, Finland
To support a network created to address
the reform of Nordic export credit
agencies.
Foundation-Administered Project
To convene a meeting of grantees to
evaluate the Foundation’s Reform of
International Trade Program.
$250,000
24 mos.
$100,000
12 mos.
$200,000
24 mos.
$100,000
24 mos.
$75,000
12 mos.
$17,364
4 mos.
Global Greengrants Fund
Boulder, CO
To address the need to expand $50,000
environmental funding sources within 18 mos.
Brazil and to strengthen the capacity of
Brazilian environmental organizations.
To strengthen global networks of $500,000
non-governmental organizations working 24 mos.
to reform international financial institutions.
INESC
Brasilia, Brazil
To support a network of non-governmental
organizations working to increase citizen
participation in decisionmaking on
economic policy and projects financed by
international financial institutions in Brazil.
Instituto del Tercer Mundo
Montevideo, Uruguay
To strengthen the capacity of
environmental non-governmental
organizations and regional networks in
Latin America.
$100,000
17 mos.
$100,000
24 mos.
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