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Grayling Political Strategy, UK Clients and Staff 1 June 2005 to 30 November 2005

Grayling Political Strategy
==Address(es) in UK==
:Contact: Vivien Hepworth Chief Executive Westminster Strategy and Grayling Political Strategy
:Westminster Strategy
:1 Bedford Avenue
:London WC1B 3AU
:Tel: 020 7255 5444 
:Fax: 020 7255 5454
:e-mail: vivien.hepworth@uk.grayling.com
===Grayling Political Strategy Scotland===
:Contact: Illiam Costain-McCade Managing Director
:7 Bakehouse Close
:146 Canongate
:Edinburgh EH8 8DD
:Tel: 0131 558 8719
:Fax: 0131 558 8680
:e-mail: IlliamC@sc.grayling.com
===Grayling Political Strategy Wales===
:Contact: Chris Davies – Managing Director
:2 Caspian Point
:Caspian Way
:Cardiff Bay
:Cardiff CF10 4DQ
:Tel: 029 20504 028
:Fax:029 20504 200
:e-mail: chris.davies@uk.grayling.com
:Website: http://www.grayling.com
===Offices outside UK===
:Brussels
==Staff (employed and freelance) providing consultancy services==
From 1 June 2005 to 30 November 2005
*Matthew Brander
*Meilyr Ceredig
*Illiam Costain McCade
*Chris Davies
*Judith Dunbar
*David Fanthorpe
*John Fearn
*Vivien Hepworth
*Camilla Horwood
*Tanya Joseph
*Nicky Hughes
*Patrick Leavey
*Fiona McKenzie
*Ben Miskall
*Kate Morgan
*Helen Northmore-Thomas
*Matthew Revett
*Chris Rogers
*Patricia Thompson
*Cat Thuroghood
*Steve Wakelin
*Oli Winton
*Farah Verjee
==Fee-Paying clients for whom UK consultancy services provided==
From 1 June 2005 to 30 November 2005
*Asda
*ABPI Scotland
*Acction on Adiction
*Association of Scottish Colleges
*BBC Wales
*BCCCA
*Biogen Idec
*BOC Group
*British Hospitality Association
*BT Wales
*BT Soctland
*Corporate Responsibility Group
*Effective Communications
*Energywatch Wales
*English Heritage
*Fresenius
*Health Foundation
*Health Professions Wales
*Higher Education Wales
*HVCA
*Inside Communications
*Land securities
*Masterfoods
*McAlpine
*Medical Research Council
*Northern Lights Board
*Nuffield Trust
*PAC/Pedigree
*PFMA
*Postcomm
*RoadChef
*SCOPE
*Scotland United
*Scottish Golf Union
*Scottish Quality Salmon
*Scottish Rugby Union]]
*SIA
*Sir Robert
*McAlpine
*SSPCA
*Tidal Electric
*UKAEA
*UKAS
*Wales Tourist
*Board
*General Medical Council
*GE Healthcare
*GNER
*Government of Guernsey
*WPA
==Fee-Paying Clients for whom only UK monitoring services provided==
From 1 June 2005 to 30 November 2005
*Autism Cymru
*Alzheimers Society
*Asda
*Association of Scottish Colleges
Category: APPC Register
Great George Street

A street in Central London a few minutes walk from the Palace of Westminster. It runs West from Parliament Square which connects it to Bridge Street which runs past Parliament to the river Thames. It takes up only a block and then continues running West as Birdcage Walk at the junction with Horse Guards Road.
Only No. 1 remains standing on the South side of the road and it is the global headquarters of the Institution of Civil Engineers.Institution of Civil Engineers Contact Us, accessed 7 September 2009 Since 1989 it has also functioned as a conference and wedding venue under the name of One Great George Street.One Great George Street Location, accessed 7 September 2009
==Nuclear Lobby groups==
The British Nuclear Energy Society (BNES) gives its address as 'The Institution of Civil Engineers, One Great George Street, London SW1P 3AA, United Kingdom, whereas Supporters of Nuclear Energy, (SONE) gives its address C/O BNES at 7 Great George Street. British Nuclear Energy Society contact details Supporters of Nuclear Energy contact details
==Notes==
Greater Manchester Police

Greater Manchester Police was formed in 1974. It is organised into 11 divisions covering Bolton, Bury, North Manchester, Oldham, Rochdale, Salford, South Manchester, Stockport, Tameside, Trafford and Wigan, alongside a specialist division based at Manchester International Airport.About GMP, Greater Manchester Police, accessed 12 July 2013.
==People==
===Chief Constable===
*Sir Peter Fahy
==Notes==
Category:UK Police Forces
Green-Haus UK Staff and clients 01.12.04 - 31.05.05

==Address(es) in UK==
 
Suite 2/3
Mercantile Chambers
53 Bothwell Street
Glasgow
G2 6TS
Tel: 0141 248 4831
Fax: 08701 123268
e-mail: chris@green-haus.com
Chris Winslow
3 Tweeddale Court
14 High Street
Edinburgh
EH1 1TE
Tel: 0131 558 9555
Fax: 08701 123268
e-mail: jo@green-haus.com
Jo Nove
Website: http://www.green-haus.com
===Offices outside UK===
None
==Staff (employed and freelance) providing consultancy services from 1.12.04 to 31.05.05==
*Chris Winslow
*Neil Gillam
*Jo Nove
*Jamie Maxton
*Kate Cunningham
*John Taylor 
===Fee-Paying clients for whom UK consultancy services provided from 1.12.04 to 31.05.05===
*Carbon Trust
*Prudential plc
*Coca Cola Enterprises ltd
*Heritage Lottery Fund
*FirstGroup plc
*Professional Fundraisers Regulatory Association
*NHBC
*Boston Scientific
*National Grid
*Transco
*The Water Industry Commissioner For Scotland
*First ScotRail
*abc
*Scottish Museums Council
*Next Dimensions Ltd
*Lloydspharmacy
*Wrigley's
*MuscularDystrophy Campaign
*International Fund for Animal Welfare 
((http://www.appc.org.uk/registers/APPC_register_Dec04-May05.pdf))
==Fee-Paying Clients for whom only UK monitoring services provided 1.12.04 to 31.05.05==
None
Category:PR ClientsCategory:APPC Register
GreenSkies

GreenSkies describe themselves as, "a worldwide information network of environmental organisations concerned with aviation's environmental effects. The network started as a European initiative, and its members are predominantly based in Europe. However, organisations from all over the world are increasingly joining."greenskies.org, Home Page, accessed 15 feb 2010 The organisation works out of Broken Wharf House.
==Contact==
===Website===
http://www.greenskies.org
===Address===
:GreenSkies Campaign
:c/o AEF
:Broken Wharf House
:2 Broken Wharf
:London
:EC4V 2DT 
:Tel: +44 (0)20 7248 2223
:Fax: +44 (0)20 7329 8160
:Email: info@greenskies.orggreenskies.org, Contact, accessed 15 feb 2010
==Airfields Environment Trust==
Despite having the same phone number as Airfields Environment Trust, neither organisation's website mentions the other.
==Notes==
Green Chip Stocks

The renewable energy investment website Green Chip Stocks is blunt with regard to the financial rewards available in the water sector and the reasons why these rewards are available. 
Editor of the Green Chip Review, Nick Hodge, writes: 
:I've been telling you for some time that serious water problems were looming, so evidence of major shortages now should be no surprise — where they happen and how to profit might be [sic.].
He continues...
:Consider my words back in August 2007: We are at the crux of disaster — a crisis so big that it already affects well over one billion people and will soon affect everyone on earth. The calamity we face is a serious lack of fresh water. In that article, subtitled "A Steady Stream of Water Profits," I used then-recent water headlines to illustrate my point: 
:*Las Vegas Growth Depends on Dwindling Water Supply 
:*Seawater Could Help Solve Florida Water Woes 
:*Iraq Calls for Water Treaty to Avert Crisis 
:*El Paso's 15-year Wait for Desalination Plant Is Over
:It's been a full 18 months since then ... 
:Las Vegas is still dependent on water for growth. Florida (and a large part of the Southeast) is still facing drought conditions. There are abundant water problems in the Middle East. And desalination is increasingly being looked to as a major solution. Now, take a look at water headlines from the past few weeks: California's drought raises rural-urban tensions over water. Florida Drought Watch: Water levels dropping. Palestinians face dire water shortage: World Bank. A Rising Tide for New Desalinated Water Technologies. You should see a striking resemblance in the contents of the news, even though much time has passed. And that's my point: coverage of the water issue is cyclical, but the problem is constant ...
:So are the profits you can make.Nick Hodge, "The Holy Grail of Water Investments", Green Chip Review, 21 April 2009, accessed 18 June 2009
==External sources==
Green Chip Stocks Water articles Archive 
==References==
Category:Water
Category:Water: Banks, investors, financial institutions and asset funds
Green Issues, APPC Register Entry for 1 March 2010 to 31 May 2010

Green Issues
:APPC Register Entry for 1 March 2010 to 31 May 2010
==Address(es)==
=== in UK===
:Contact:
:Address: Reading Offices
:1st Floor
:30 Friar Street
:Reading RG1 1DX
:Name: Simon Miller
:Tel: 0118 959 1211
:Fax: 0118 9598244
:Email: simonm@greenissues.com
:London Offices
:The Registry
:Royal Mint Court
:London EC3N 4QN
:Name: Gabriel Abulafia
:Tel: 020 7457 2031
:Fax: 020 7866 7900
:Email: gabriela@greenissues.com
:Newcastle Offices
:Rotterdam House
:Newcastle NE1 3DY
:Name: Andrew Lester
:Tel: 0191 206 4031
:Fax: 0191 206 4001
:Email: andrewl@greenissues.com
:Website: http://www.greenissues.com/
===Offices outside UK===
None
==Staff== 
:(employed and sub-contracted) providing PA consultancy services this quarter
*Gabriel Abulafia
*Nick Bohane
*Erika Bugnar
*Kelly Edwards
*James Garland
*Ed Grieve
*Phil Heath
*Harry Hudson
*Andrew Johnson
*Ben Johnson
*Andrew Lester
*Simon Miller
*Will Scawn
*Emma Webster
==Fee-Paying clients==
:(for whom UK PA consultancy services provided this quarter)
A2Dominion | BDP | Bellway Homes | Bird’s Eye | Catesby Property Group | BBRE Investors | Cory Environmental | Domino’s Pizza | Durkan Estates | Fairview New Homes | Grainger | Hadley Homes | Harlow Renaissance | London Ashford Airport | Longhurst Group | Ministry of Defence | MVV Environment | Network Housing Group | Origin Group | Peer Group | Retirement Villages | RWE npower renewables | St James Group | Streetpoint | Taylor Wimpey | Tesco | Trilogy | University of East Anglia | Waste Recycling Group
==Fee-Paying Clients== 
:(for whom only UK monitoring services provided this quarter)
None
==Pro-Bono Clients== 
:(for whom consultancy and/or monitoring services have been provided this quarter)
None
==Notes==
 Category:APPC Register
Green Issues Communications, APPC Register Entry for 1 June 2009 to 31 August 2009

Green Issues Communications
:APPC Register Entry for 1 June 2009 to 31 August 2009
==Address(es)==
=== in UK===
:Contact:
:1st Floor
:Friar Street
:Reading
:RG1 1DX
:Name: Simon Miller
:Tel: 0118 959 1211
:Fax: 0118 9598244
:Email: simonm@greenissues.com
:Contact:
:The Registry
:Royal Mint Court
:London
:EC3N 4QN
:Name: Gabriel Abulafia
:Tel: 020 7457 2031
:Fax: 020 7866 7900
:Email: Gabriela@greenissues.com
:Contact:
:Rotterdam House
:Newcastle
:NE1 3DY
:Name: Andrew Lester
:Tel: 0191 206 4031
:Fax: 0191 206 4001
:Email: andrewl@greenissues.com
:Website: http://www.greenissues.com
===Offices outside UK===
None
==Staff== 
:(employed and sub-contracted) providing PA consultancy services this quarter
*Gabriel Abulafia
*Rayman Bains
*Nick Bohane
*Erika Bugnar
*Tim Bull
*Antony Calvert
*Kelly Edwards
*Peter Elms
*James Garland
*Ed Grieve
*Richard Halderthay
*Phil Heath
*Katie Hill
*Harry Hudson
*Andrew Johnson
*Andrew Lester
*Simon Miller
*Will Scawn
*Richard Royal
*Emma Webster
*Jon Whitehouse
==Fee-Paying clients==
:(for whom UK PA consultancy services provided this quarter)
*A2Dominion
*Abbey Waterside Developments
*Barratt
*Bellway
*Bird’s Eye
*Catesby Property Group
*CBRE Investors
*Chater Homes
*Church Commissioners
*Crest Nicholson
*Domino’s Pizza
*Durkan Estates
*Fluvial Innovations
*Gladedale Homes
*GraingerHarlow Renaissance
*ITV
*Jephson Housing Association Group
*Kier Property
*London Ashford Airport
*Ministry of Defence
*MVV Environment
*Neptune Group
*npower renewables
*Property Investment Holdings
*RES
*Retirement Villages
*Royal British Legion Industries
*Royal Masonic Benevolent Institution
*Taylor Wimpey
*Tesco
*Urban Renaissance Villages
*Waste Recycling Group
*West Herts College
==Fee-Paying Clients== 
:(for whom only UK monitoring services provided this quarter)
None
==Pro-Bono Clients== 
:(for whom consultancy and/or monitoring services have been provided this quarter)
None
==Notes==
 Category:APPC Register
Green Jobs Strategy

Elisabeth Stark is the Scottish Executive's Green Jobs Strategy project manager. At a meeting in Glasgow in 2004 she stated that the two main areas of the strategy are: the expansion of the green business sector in Scotland, and making the existing business community more environmentally sound.
This meeting was held at the request of George Burgess, who works for the Scottish Executives Sustainable Development team, in order to discuss BCSD-UK proposals. David Middleton from the BCSD-UK had given feedback on the executive's document " A partnership for a better Scotland" which consisted of a seven point action plan, and the BCSD-UK's November 2003 general meeting to be hosted by the Scottish Executive were the focus of this meeting. 
"Growing the economy is the Scottish Executive's top priority, but we have made a commitment that this growth will be sustainable. The drive for a sustainable world is sometimes seen by business as an economic cost. In fact, it is a superb economic opportunity. Our green jobs strategy highlights the wealth of business and employment opportunities arising from this shift towards a sustainable future."
In order to deliver their commitment to the sustainable development agenda a consultation exercise between the executive, the public sector and business was undertaken. The outcome of which was a report published in June 2005 'Going for Green Growth: a Green Jobs Strategy for Scotland.
An implementation plan accompanies the Green Jobs Strategy which sets out executive comitments in this area, it is updated periodically, most recently this was done in December 2006. 
Elisabeth Stark 
== Notes ==
# Scottish Executive Green Jobs Strategy
# Scottish Executive Going for Green Growth: A Green Jobs Strategy for Scotland June 2005
# Scottish Executive Implementation Plan for Gren Jobs StrategyDecember 2006
Green Monitor

Green Monitor calls itself "a campaign in which the activities of environmental groups are tracked and analysed".Who We Are, Green Monitor website, accessed 30 Sept 2009
It states:
:We intend to highlight the real harm done by these groups in the developing world, and alert people to the consequences of funding such groups. Whilst groups such as Greenpeace and Friends of the Earth are no doubt well intentioned, they too often advocate policies without reasonable scientific basis that can result in the death, injury and poverty of vulnerable groups in Africa and Asia.
==Activities==
Green Monitor's "News" as at 30 September 2009 was a story in favour of genetically modified (GM) food, "Greenpeace once again hysterical over GM food", and a story advocating the "free use of DDT", the highly toxic insecticide banned in developed countries decades ago, as an anti-malaria measure in the third world.News, Green Monitor website on 30 Sept 2009 Both stories hardly count as news, representing as they do pro-industry stances of at least a decade's standing.
==History==
==Affiliations==
==People==
==Funding==
Green Monitor is entirely funded by Progressive Vision,FAQs, Green Monitor website, accessed 30 Sept 2009 a UK-based free market think tank.
==Clients==
==Publications==
==Contact==
:Address:
:Phone:
:Email:
:Website:
==Resources==
==Notes==
Category:Think Tanks
Category:GMCategory:GM Lobby GroupsCategory:Third World Lobbyists (GM)Category:GM Lobby Websites
Greenberg Traurig

Greenberg Traurig LLP is an American lobbying firm based in Washington D.C. 
==Staff==
*Elana Broitman - former Capital Hill adviser
==Contract with bogus 'human rights group'==
Greenberg Traurig has come under fire for its suggested links to the government of Azerbaijan and its much derided international strategy of 'caviar diplomacy', in which diplomats and policy makers receive gifts and benefits from the Azeri state. 
In May 2016 it emerged that Greenberg had signed a contract with the Baku-based human rights group 'The Association for Civil Society Development in Azerbaijan', in which it offered to provide 'U.S government relations counsel'. According to Justice Department records, the contract is worth $25,000 a month over the course of three months. 
Elkhan Siraj Suleymanov, chairman of the ACSDA and Greenberg's Elana Broitman, a former Capital Hill adviser were the signatories for the contract, which describes the services offered as follows: 'Advice and counsel related to pending legislation, as well as educating the government and other opinion leaders regarding the same effective April 26 ,2016.' When asked, officials at Greenberg declined to give comment. 
Suleymanov, a close confident of the Azerbaijani President, is well known for his role in expanding 'caviar diplomacy', Azerbaijan's new international strategy which attempts to buy the favour of policy makers with lavish gifts and trips. A 2012 report by the 'European Stability Initiative' documents caviar, silk carpets and cash were awarded to members of PACE when they visited Baku. 
Azerbaijan will come under further criticism while they continue with a bizarre lobbying campaign to court the West and Washington while still quashing independent voices back home. A.Raufoglu, 'Bogus Azeri 'civil society group' finds its way to Washington, hires US lobby firm', 3 June 2016, Contact, accessed 19 July 2016
==Legal cases==
The firm represented Andrew Whitehead, one of the founders of Anti-CAIR (or ACAIR), in a case brought by the Council on American-Islamic Relations in the US in 2004.
==Notes==
Category: Lobbying Category: US
Greenhaus Communications, APPC Register Entry 1 June 2009 to 31 August 2009

Greenhaus Communications
:APPC Register Entry for 1 June 2009 to 31 August 2009
==Address(es)==
=== in UK===
:Contact:
:Greenhaus Communications (Glasgow)
:4th floor
:Mercantile Chambers
:53 Bothwell Street
:Glasgow
:G2 6TS
:Name: Jamie Maxton
:Tel: 0141 248 4831
:Fax: 08701 123268
:Email: jamie@green-haus.com
:Contact:
:Greenhaus Communications (Edinburgh)
:3 Tweeddale Court
:14 High Street
:Edinburgh
:EH1 1TE
:Name: Jo Nove
:Tel: 0131 558 9555
:Fax: 08701 123268
:Email: jo@green-haus.com
:Website: http://www.green-haus.com
===Offices outside UK===
None
==Staff== 
:(employed and sub-contracted) providing PA consultancy services this quarter
*Kate Cunningham
*Jamie Maxton
*Jo Nove
*Chris Winslow
==Fee-Paying clients==
:(for whom UK PA consultancy services provided this quarter)
*Amey
*Edwards Life Sciences
*Energy Retail Association
*Heritage Lottery Fund
*Lloydspharmacy
*NHBC
*National Australia Bank
*Prudential
*McCain Foods
*O2
*Ochre (Oesophageal Cancer Has Reached Everywhere)
*Rathbone
*Royal & Sun Alliance
*RMJM
*Wrigley Company
==Fee-Paying Clients== 
:(for whom only UK monitoring services provided this quarter)
None
==Pro-Bono Clients== 
:(for whom consultancy and/or monitoring services have been provided this quarter)
None
==Notes==
 Category:APPC Register
Greenhaus UK Staff and clients, 30 November 2004 to 31 May 2005

Greenhaus Public Communication ltd
==Addresses in UK==
===Glasgow===
:Contact: Chris Winslow
:Suite 2/3 Mercantile Chambers
:53 Bothwell Street
:Glasgow G2 6TS
:Tel: 0141 248 4831
:Fax: 08701 123268
:e-mail: chris@green-haus.com
===Edingburgh===
:Contact: Jo Nove
:3 Tweeddale Court
:14 High Street
:Edinburgh EH1 1TE
:Tel: 0131 558 9555
:Fax: 08701 123268
:e-mail: jo@green-haus.com
:Website: www.green-haus.com
===Offices outside UK===
:None
==Staff (employed and freelance) providing consultancy services==
From 30 November 2004 to 31 May 2005
*Chris Winslow
*Jo Nove
*Jamie Maxton
*Kate Cunningham
*John Taylor
*Neil Gillam
==Fee-Paying clients for whom UK consultancy services provided==
From 30 November 2004 to 31 May 2005
*Prudential plc
*Coca Cola Enterprises ltd
*Heritage Lottery Fund
*Boston Scientific
*FirstGroup plc
*First ScotRail
*Public Fundraising Regulatory
*Association
*NHBC
*abc
*Scottish Museums Council
*Next Dimensions Ltd
*Lloydspharmacy
*The Water Industry Commissioner for
*Scotland
*Wrigley’s
*Carbon Trust
*Muscular Dystrophy Campaign
*National Grid Transco
*International Fund for Animal Welfare
==Fee-Paying Clients for whom only UK monitoring services provided==
From 1 June 2004 to 30 November 2005 (error corrected)
:None
Greenhaus UK Staff and clients 01.06.04 - 30.11.04

==Fee paying clients for whom UK consultanvy services provided 1.06.04 to 30.11.04==
*Prudential plc
*Coca Cola Enterprises ltd
*Heritage Lottery Fund
*FirstGroup plc
*First ScotRail
*Public Fundraising Regulatory Association
*NHBC
*Boston Scientific
*abc
*Scottish Museums Council
*Next Dimensions Ltd 
===Fee-Paying Clients for whom only UK monitoring services provided as of 31.05.04===
None
Category:PR ClientsCategory:APPC Register
== Notes ==
# Current APPC register located at http://www.appc.org.uk/appc/filemanager/root/site_assets/pdfs/List_APPC_Jun.pdf (accessed 16 July 2007)
Greenhaus UK Staff and clients 30.11.03 - 31.05.04

Greenhaus Public Communication
==Address(es) in UK ==
Suite 2/3 
Mercantile Chambers 
53 Bothwell Street 
Glasgow 
G2 6TS 
Tel: 0141 248 4831 
Fax: 08701 123268 
e-mail: chris@green-haus.com 
Chris Winslow 
 
3 Tweeddale Court 
14 High Street 
Edinburgh 
EH1 1TE 
Tel: 0131 558 9555 
Fax: 08701 123268 
e-mail: jo@green-haus.com 
Jo Nove 
 
Website: http://www.green-haus.com 
===Offices outside UK=== 
 
None 
 
 
==Staff (employed and freelance) providing consultancy services as of 31.05.04== 
Chris Winslow
Neil Gillam
Jo Nove
 
==Fee-Paying clients for whom UK consultancy services provided as of 31.05.04 ==
*Prudential plc
*Coca Cola Enterprises ltd 
*Heritage Lottery Fund
*FirstGroup plc 
*Professional Fundraisers Regulatory Association 
*NHBC 
*Boston Scientific 
 
==Fee-Paying Clients for whom only UK monitoring services provided as of 31.05.04==
None 
Category:PR ClientsCategory:APPC Register
Greenwatch

Greenwatch was started in June 2002 by the Capital Research Center. It runs the usual anti-Kyoto, anti-green articles, including reviewing the book “Eco-Imperialism: Green Power, Black Death” by Paul Driessen of the Center for Defense of Free Enterprise as well as Atlas Economic Research Foundation, Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow (CFACT) and Frontiers of Freedom Institute. Other articles applaud a “world without Greenpeace? That's just another imaginary horrible for environmentalists. For people tired of Greenpeace's hijinks, it would be a Christmas wish come true.”
The CRC and Greenwatch have issued papers on what they see as the growing threat of International NGOs and their lack of accountability. In July 2003 the CRC issued “NGO Accountability: What the U.S. Can Teach the U.N - Applying U.S. Nonprofit Disclosure Laws to International NGOs”, and in November 2003 “The International Green Agenda - U.S. Foundations Support Environmental Activists on the World Stage.” The later was written by Ivan G. Osorio from the Competitive Enterprise Institute.
David Riggs was also at the AEI / IPA conference “We're Not from the Government, But We're Here to Help You - Nongovernmental Organizations: The Growing Power of an Unelected Few,” in June 2003
==Contact==
Website: http://www.greenwatch.org
==References==
# Greenwatch Website News
# CDFE Website Our Staff
# Greenwatch News
# R. Huberty & D. Riggs (2003) NGO Accountability: What the U.S. Can Teach the U.N, CRC, July;
# I. G. Osorio (2003) The International Green Agenda, CRC, November.