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Digitizing the inventory process for ivory stockpiles in India - a pilot phase 1) a planning trip to India; 2) preparation of the SMS for India; 3) SMS training; 4) pilot implementation in the core ivory storerooms in three states; 5) review the SMS as a transferable tool; 6) mentoring and troubleshooting.
STRENGTHENING CONSERVATION OF TIGERS, CO-PREDATORS, PREY ANIMALS, HABITATS AND BIOLOGICAL CORRIDORS IN THE TRANSBOUNDARY MANAS LANDSCAPE, INDIA The purpose of this project is to sustain the recovery of tigers, co-predators and their prey across Transboundary Manas.Conservation Area of India. The objectives and associated activities are as follows: (1) Identifying the recovery potential for.tigers, co-predators and prey recovery in Manas Tiger Reserve; Activities: (1.1) Set baselines for population and community.structure of tigers, co-predators and prey in the Manas Tiger Reserve in India; (1.2) Build field and analytical capacity amongst.park management and grassroots NGO volunteers to conduct and analyze biological monitoring information for sustained.recovery; (2) Developing a collaborative conservation action plan to secure future tiger, co-predator and prey populations;.Activities: (2.1) Develop a tiger, co-predators and prey recovery road map in collaboration with the Manas Tiger Reserve.management; (3) Experimenting with community-led habitat restoration practices to sustain species recovery in Manas Tiger.Reserve, India; Activities: (3.1) Develop and implement experimental habitat restoration plots across the Manas Tiger Reserve;.(3.2) Monitor and evaluate restoration activities to identify the best practices of habitat restoration in Manas Tiger Reserve.
Rhino & Tiger Conservation Fund Capacity building project - training of tiger ranger state's officials in wildlife management
Conservation Education and Capacity Building for Tiger Conservation in the Protected Areas of Arunachal Pradesh The purpose of this project is to create awareness about tiger conservation through education and training, and build the capacity and strengthen the management skills of forest front-line staff. The project will support the following objectives: (1) Train the trainers: train educators to promote tiger conservation in Arunachal Pradesh, by conducting a three-day teacher training workshop for educators, forest personnel, NGOs and interested individuals; (2) At a 5-day capacity building/training workshop, provide up to date information on wildlife conservation and management. The workshops should train more than 40 people who will subsequently train others.
Rhinoceros & Tiger Conservation-Species Conservation Grant Strengthen the protection measures in Manas National Park as a part of the program Indian Rhino Vision 2020 to expand the numbers and range of wild rhinos in Assam, Phase - VI.
ASSESSING CONSERVATION POTENTIAL OF TIGER, ELEPHANT, GIBBON, THEIR HABITATS AND CONNECTIVITY CORRIDORS IN THE POORLY KNOWN KARBI-DIMASA-JAYANTIA LANDSCAPE OF ASSAM AND MEGHALAYA, INDIA THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO SAVE THE METAPOPULATIONS OF TIGER, ELEPHANT AND GIBBON IN THE NORTHEAST REGION OF INDIA. PROJECT OBJECTIVES ARE AS FOLLOWS: (1) UNDERSTAND ABUNDANCE AND DISTRIBUTION OF KEY THREATENED SPECIES IN THE LANDSCAPE (2) EVALUATE THE HABITATS OF KEY THREATENED SPECIES AND CONNECTIVITY CORRIDORS WITHIN THE LANDSCAPE (3) EVALUATE THE CONSERVATION THREATS TO THE KEY SPECIES, THEIR HABITATS AND CONNECTIVITY CORRIDORS IN THE LANDSCAPE AND ASSESS CURRENT CONSERVATION ACTIONS IN PLACE AND (4) UNDERSTAND LANDSCAPE AND LOCAL LEVEL CONSERVATION SCENARIOS IN RELATION TO HUMAN DEPENDENCE ON NATURAL RESOURCES AND ITS IMPACT ON SPECIES AND HABITATS IN THE LANDSCAPE.
Asian Elephant Conservation Fund Community-Based Human Elephant Conflict (HEC) Mitigation Initiatives in HEC Affected Areas in and around the Dehradun, Hardwar, Lansdowne and Ramnagar Forest Divisions, Uttarakhand, India.
Forest Department-Community partnership to improve protection of Western Hoolock Gibbons (Hoolock hoolock) in Jeypore RF, India - Phase VI The Jeypore Range of Dibrugarh Forest Division has a shortage of the manpower required to protect this area, even though infrastructure, i.e., guard posts exist at strategic locations. The Roving Gibbon Patrol Units (RGPUs) has the following features: the active involvement of local community members in forest patrolling widely held not to be a workable model in India; organized anti-poaching patrolling in an area that is largely a Reserve Forest and not yet fully a Protected Area or Tiger Reserve; the flexibility of the units to move between camps as necessary and in response to changing threat perceptions; the first project in Northeast India to use SMART (Spatial Monitoring and Reporting Tool) patrols developed by the Global Tiger Initiative for enhanced law enforcement monitoring. The project objectives are to: (1) Continue the operations of the three roving gibbon and wildlife patrol units comprising of 3 community members and headed by a forest guard in each group; and, (2) Implement SMART patrolling protocols; systematically record patrol details and produce monthly reports; plan future patrols using these reports.
38 Hectares of Valuable Resources for the Maleku This project is our first land acquisition opportunity of 38 hectares, contributing to the recuperation of the Maleku ancestral territory. This includes 24 ha. of primary forest, 14 ha. of pasture being reforested as part of the Rio Sol Bio Corridor project, and an ancient, functioning water source that supplies potable water to the Maleku communities below. The reforestation of this land in December will help increase the level of the aquifer for the community and provides valuable resources.
5000 School Kit Challenge for students in India This project will help 5000 students from socio-economically vulnerable backgrounds, attending government schools in and around Bangalore (India), to own basic educational resources which are vital for effective schooling and to realize their Right to quality Education.
Build a Nursery School for 400 Households in Kenya This project will build a nursery school in northern Kenya, in Lekiji village, giving  educational foundation for over 400 households sand witched between two large private ranches with no access to any basic infrastructure, electricity, clean water, schools, health center, and transport, they live in abject poverty  and suffering. The children are learning under a tree at the moment and a classroom will shield them from the scotching sun and illiteracy will be a thing of the past in Lekiji
Enterprise Development Training for Local Youths This project is a one month enterprise vocational based skills development training program for 20 returning migrants of Nigeria origin deported from foreign land, it will focus on creating self-sustenance opportunities. Many migrants after their return try to take up jobs and settle at home, but in many cases they face complications in pursuing their new jobs. The added problem for women returnees is that they often face social stigma and lack of respect from the community.
California Wildfire Relief Fund 2021 California wildfires have displaced thousands and destroyed beloved homes and businesses. The Dixie Fire is now largest standalone fire in state history and has decimated the town of Greenville. All donations to this fund will support wildfire relief and recovery efforts in California. Your donation will go to vetted nonprofits providing food, water, and shelter to people and animals in need. This fund will remain open through fire season and beyond to support the most impacted communities.
Give Poor Children from Bihar a chance for Health Due to a poor monsoon, many children in desperately poor villages here in Bihar are malnourished. A protein rich meal twice a week can do so much to restore health as part of our health care program
Falls Church High School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Nour-Maria, Ngoc-Anh, Sophia, Diana, Iman,  William, and Matthew from Falls Church High School have been working with LI to research and learn about public health crises in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to create a public health campaign to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
Help 250 Uganda Women Farmers attain Food Security The project will train 250 rural women farmers in best farming practices, financial management skills and offer farming advisory services in Mubende district, Uganda. All trained women will have access to agricultural farming micro loans through our partnership with Kiva. (Kiva is a California based micro lending organization that has been a YICE partner since February 2013)
Empower 300 HIVpositive women with goats in Uganda HIV positive widows have been economically affected by HIV/AIDS. To boost their incomes,they can be supported with 2 she goats each.These multiply fast,are easy to manage and are on demand by buyers.
Cycling to School: Education for young girls This project will empower 150 young girls who have dropped out of school due to transport issues, by providing them cycles to travel to school. Young girls often drop out of school because they don't have any access to travel long distances and parents are not supportive to let girls continue their education. Through this project awareness sessions will be conducted with the parents of these girls to motivate them to support their girls and provide cycles to these girls to continue going school.
Response to Nepal Earthquake A massive 7.8 earthquake in Nepal, the worst in 80 years, has devastated hundreds of thousands of people. Much of Kathmandu is reduced to rubble and survivors have little refuge from continued aftershocks.  Mercy Corps is on the ground is preparing to respond to urgent needs in the hardest-hit areas. You can help survivors right now with a donation to our Nepal Earthquake Response fund.  Your gift will help us deliver lifesaving relief and provide the resources families need most.
Ensured childhood to 40 deprived children in India The project aims to support 40 poor children between 2-6 years in the Kajapettai and Kodappu areas of Trichirappalli for a year. A creche will be run in each area and the children will be provided with quality education and care. Nutritious food and affection will be given to the children which is being deprived off to them. The project aims at developing the health and skills of the children in their formative years.
Training business skills to rural women with HIV/A Building  capacity of women with HIV/AIDS in Uganda by providing them with training in business skills. The training will enable them to become self-reliant and generate income for their households.
Provide School Garden in 5 Deaf Schools in Lagos This project will reduce the rate of hunger and malnutrition among deaf pupils in 5 public primary schools in Lagos, by providing them with school garden. About 50% of deaf pupils go to school with empty stomach, this sorry situation affect their academics, but with a school garden, they will be able to grow their own food and learn skills to be self independent
Haiti Earthquake Relief 2021 HRI IS RESPONDING TO THE MAGNITUDE 7.2 EARTHQUAKE THAT STRUCK SOUTHWEST HAITI ON AUGUST 14.    Please help HRI provide nutritious hot meals, clean drinking water, mosquito nets, hygiene products and more to those at the epicenter.   We are also working with small businesses who were impacted by assisting with income generation projects.
EMPOWERING YOUTH RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA WIN-ARC in a 5-year project (2019-2023) shall strengthen capacities of Youth Research clubs within Ugandan Academic Institutions for innovation and creativity to real life Research Solutions. Phases: Training & Guidance  Research competitions, Unique Idea Problem solving research Projects, implementation & Production.  Outcomes: We shall create jobs, increase national tax base, Expand on National exports, Social and economic Development  & change research methods based on World problems in real.
Build Health International Giving Tuesday We believe that achieving global health equity requires approaching each day with the tenacity to make a sustainable impact. On any given day, the scope of our work can shift to address natural disasters, infectious diseases, or political instability. With each challenge that arises, we remain committed to delivering healthcare solutions that serve low-resource communities. In the spirit of approaching each day with impact, we hope you will join us by making a gift to BHI this Giving Tuesday.
Kidsave Sierra Leone: Reuniting Orphan with Family This project finds families for children who lost their parents to war or Ebola; trains families and communities on the rights of children, monitors the children, helps with school, food and bed needs, creates supportive villagers where children are placed, and has a revolving microloan fund to increase families' income and food supply. Since Kidsave began this work in 2010, 1,092 children have been helped to find permanent families, usually kin and occasionally suitable non-kin.
Help Kenyan Girls Qualify for Secondary School The Literacy Garden Project aims to develop the skills of 500 marginalised rural girls annually, to promote literacy, food security and environmental stewardship by establishing a safe environment for girls from 7 rural primary schools. In a country where success in life is determined by the final scores in national primary school exams, girls face the greatest challenges. Those who fail these tests cannot access secondary school, and face prostitution, child marriage and early teen pregnancy.
Save & Help Flood Victims in Pakistan Youth Alliance for Human Rights has established 13 tent villages in flood affected areas of Pakistan and providing cooked food and clean drinking water to around 28,000 people in partnership with YPP.
Provide School Sponsorships for 10 Kenyan Children Action Two Africa's desire is very straight forward: we want to get kids off the streets and back into the classroom. Many children in Kenya are born into a cycle of poverty that perpetuates the broken system that they have become victims of. Action Two Africa wants to help break this pattern and get Kiambiu slum's youth back into school. We plan to meet this need by providing school fees for children who would otherwise not be able to continue their education.
Be a Hero, Build a Hero, Change the world Atlanta is the poorest city in the U.S. for children - more children in Atlanta live in poverty than in any other city.  Our belief is that the best way to see this change is through education by establishing Velocity to help build a bridge between a failing school system and failing neighborhoods
Build Toilets for 600 Students in Tanzania Kilombero Community Charitable Trust plans to build toilets for 600 primary school students in rural Tanzania, improving school attendance and student health.
Integrated immidiate care for Blind children Blind children are highly vulnerable for multidimensional challenges throughout of their life journey.  Unfriendly Bldg. & infrastructure( like detaches left opened, bridges) so that, they are persuaded to have human guide. But, it is not easy to get assistance. & after all these challenge, 20 students of Hogoba school face challenges, school community and teachers doesn't  aware and trained about special need education, educational tool. Thats why they need integrated & immediate support.
Fund Future Leaders from the US, Japan, and Korea! International Student Conferences (ISC) facilitates two academic and cultural exchange programs organized by university students in the U.S.,Japan, Korea:and the Japan-America Student Conference (JASC) and the Korea-America Student Conference (KASC) . With rising tensions across the Pacific, the importance of a strong relationship cannot be overstated. ISC programs provide an intensive, month-long experience to promote peace by furthering mutual understanding, friendship and trust.
Build an Olive Branch for Turkish & Armenian Youth The project will fund a Joint Advocacy Summit between Armenia and Turkey to abate the historical tensions between the two societies, while developing solutions to issues affecting their countries.
Build a Guest Housing Facility Providence Portland Medical Center is becoming a regional destination for health care services.  When patients and their families travel to Portland, finding affordable and convenient lodging can be a major challenge.  Providence Portland plans to address that need with a new Guest House offering all the comforts of home.  This Guest House will provide a peaceful and welcoming setting conveniently located one block from the hospital.
Community Transformers This project will work with Youth and Women groups In Zanzibar, empowering them with knowledge and resources to fight against climate change challenges and introduce income generating activities that are friendly to environment, build resiliency livelihood and  preserve the environment.
Empower A Women, Empower The World Until There's A Cure Foundation has been raising funds and awareness for HIV/AIDS since 1993. We have been a proud partner with Reaboka Foundation, who's vision is to facilitate economic empowerment of South African women in rural areas. This project will allow our foundation to keep supporting and purchasing items from these talented ladies. This will not only create positive work opportunities, but also support these women who are heavily impacted by HIV/AIDS.
College Experience for 30 Students w/Disabilities For the millions of young adults living with intellectual disabilities, there are very few opportunities for continued learning, growth and interaction with peers after the completion of secondary school. This project seeks to change that, by providing students with disabilities such as autism and Down syndrome with the opportunity to attend an adaptive college program and to learn to live independently.
House 50 Hurricane Survivors in the FL Panhandle This project funds immediate needs services, temporary housing and transition to permanent housing for 50 of the most vulnerable people impacted by Hurricane Michael in the Florida Panhandle. Solution: housing Provides a platform for recovery Housing Provides Safety Housing Provides connection with community Housing Saves the community in emergency services
Reduce Poverty for Indigenous Rat Catchers 3 million indigenous rat-catching tribals in India suffer from poverty through use of an inefficient and  hazardous traditional rat-catching method. New technology/plan is safer and more profitable.
Cambodian Cube Library Lacks Librarian XI Architects LTD of Singapore, lead by the dynamic Mr Chu Yang Keng, came up with the idea of a Cube Library that could be mobile if needed. They chose CCDO and Kiriminoen School to be the beneficiary of the amazing library.  They fundraised to build this and the installation with books and little nooks and cube seating was completed in June with a great celebration.  Sadly, we are missing a librarian to bring the books to life.
Children's Friends The project will create a set scheme of visiting pediatric departments in hospitals of Omsk and Omsk region, Russia by volunteers. Children will be more happy and their chances for restoration to health and strength will rise.
Fund Hearing Aids & Glasses for a Child in Africa In South Africa around 3.5M children facing vision and hearing impairments and for a country facing intense poverty and inequality this is an issue that is predominantly affecting the poorer communities. Due to lack of funding or access to resources such as hearing aids, glasses or treatment centres, children are facing learning difficulties and are often bullied due to the lack of education and awareness around the issue. We aim to educate communities and provide resources to children in need.
Heal Syrian Refugee Children Through Photography This healing PhotoTherapy project , offers the Syrian Refugee children the opportunity to freely express their feelings and thoughts, deal with their psychological traumas, socialize by participating in group activities, develop their skills and receive the psychological support they need. Furthermore the children's photos will travel around the world, highlighting the real refugee problem through the eyes of children, raising worldwide awareness and sensitizing the public opinion.
Office to Kickstart Community Development Zimbabwe This project will create a green office with communication facilities at PORET's demonstration site in the lowveld of Chimanimani District, Zimbabwe, where ecological degradation and intensifying drought contribute to malnutrition and water scarcity. The greater connectivity afforded by this office will increase PORET's impact, helping it access funding and support to build on its limited but successful work towards the creation of sustainable socio-ecological communities through permaculture.
Bullis Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Juliana Leith, Rashidat Ordidedi, and Jonah White-Wilson from The Bullis School have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to build a business development center. At this center, vulnerable men and women will receive training in life, vocational, & business skills to empower & equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Help 120 Women in Dio Build a Shea Butter Facility Shea Yeleen seeks to build a processing facility in Dio, Mali to help women improve their cooperative shea butter business, and train members on how to produce and sell shea products globally.
Strengthening Internally Displaced Persons This project will provide: - Food items/parcels to address the immediate needs of 1500 IDPs  affected by the crisis in Buea, Muyuka, Kumba Town and Mamfe  Hygiene kits to support 1000 women and girls to maintain dignity and to meet their basic health and hygiene needs    Emergency birth kits to Four hundred Women  to meet the specific needs of women in emergency situations of delivery   Train 100 internally displaced persons with knowledge on balanced diet and business life skills for income
Empower Kibera Youth Through Jump Rope After only 6 months of learning competitive jump rope, the Carolina for Kibera Paka Skippers attended the 1st Annual East African Jump Rope Competition, taking first place in all the team competitions. Help us continue the winning streak and expand the jump rope program by supporting the 2nd Annual East African Jump Rope Competition.
Teach Literacy Skills for Better Learning Reading is an essential component of education however most rural students are deprived due to so many factors including teacher deficit. Studies have shown, Reading is the greatest component of education, before one can speak fluent English one should be able to read fluently, all subjects in school including mathematics demands reading and understanding. Our project is working directly towards the indicators of UNSDG 4-Quality Education
Colombian Down Syndrome Awareness Campaign Help us raise awareness, dispel common myths and allay fear about people with Down syndrome in the Colombian Caribbean coast through an informative campaign that will promote inclusion in our society
Empower Indigenous Women's Leadership at the UN Support Indigenous women and girls from various bio-regions of the Americas, often isolated and rural, to engage in the international arena at the Global Indigenous Women’s Caucus and United Nations.
Clean Water, WASH & Nutrition for 500 Muslim Girls Poverty, hunger, rampant waterborne diseases, and limited public health plague the Philippines. Sulu Province remains near the bottom of the UN's worldwide Human Development Index. A school-aged population of some 350,000 children -- more than half girls -- are suffering from hunger. Worldwide, female students are most affected in similar schools. In 2021-22, we will continue to assist schools, and a total of 500 girls, to create clean water systems, improved hygiene, and daily nutrition.