Civil society organizations

An environmentally sustainable ASEAN that promotes the well-being of its people and the global environment through partnership between civil society organizations, governments and other stakeholders ... 

Percentage of projects with participation by nongovernmental organizations, civil society organizations, and so on (overall and by province)... 

Some refugee-hosting countries, such as South Africa and Israel, have active media and civil society organizations that publicize and criticize this phenomenon of (p. 107) anti-migrant violence. In other host countries, such as Bangladesh, Kenya, and Egypt, where xenophobia is eguaUy widespread, there is much less civil society opposition. 

Lehman, H.P. (2008) The emergence of civil society organizations in South Africa, Journal of Public Affairs, 8(1-2), 115-27. 

Acknowledging the work of other stakeholders, including intergovermnental agencies regional financial institutions, nongovermnental and civil society organizations, and other private bodies. 

In order to sensitize decision-makers it is necessary to develop initiatives that involve all stakeholders of the public sector and the civil society through organizations representing health professionals, patients, manufacturers, distributors, as well as communication professionals and the media. 

Other actors of the public sector and the civil society can contribute to combating counterfeit medicines. Purchasing organizations and NGOs should seriously consider the risk that their operations can be affected by counterfeits and develop appropriate procurement procedures and be vigilant on the field in order to be able to signal suspected cases. 

Activists in the South are even more intensely engaged in similar campaigns, often with a broader base including labor, religious leaders, and organized civil society. 

These five institutions described above are flanked by five other important EU bodies, that is, the European Economic and Social Committee (expresses the opinions of organized civil society on economic and social issues), the Committee of the Regions (expresses the opinions of regional and local authorities), the European Central Bank (responsible for monetary policy and managing the euro), the European Ombudsman (deals with citizens complaints about misadministration by any EU institution or body), and the European Investment Bank (helps achieve EU objectives by financing investment projects). 

Nature s use of calcium has been replicated by human civilizations, which have quarried limestone and constructed buildings that have lasted thousands of years. The Romans manufactured concrete and mortar but did not realize that they were in effect mining calcium from the kingdom. Without this product of the region of the Western Desert, not only would there be no permanent structures in civilized societies but organisms would never have developed weapons of attack (no teeth or tusks) or protection in the form of shells. 

Periodical and systematic monitoring of the iodine nutritional status of the population by the public authorities and civil society, including organizations, research institutes, universities and researchers, following the recommendations of the WHO ... 

Hauser, M. (2004) Globalisation or Resistance Asserting the role of civil society in the Ugandan organic movement. Paper presented at XI IRSA World Congress, Norway. 

The three domains correspond basically to a model of society constituted of three sectors the market, the state and civil society. Each sector is based on a distinct type of rationality and may provide the individual farmer with different types of inputs for his/her deliberations regarding the farm for instance, the option of converting to organic agriculture or developing existing organic production. 

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