Organizations ordered by alphabet: W to Z

A-C * D-F * G-I * J-L * M-O * P-S * T-V

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• World Vision Australia 's mission is to fight poverty through empowering people to change their world. This includes not only work in various developing countries, but educating people to be advocates for others. This website was designed not only to present the work World Vision Australia is doing around the world to end poverty but also what action people can take themselves. Links to other WV partners are included to encourage people to see what is going on at the World Vision nearest them.
• World Affairs Council of Boston "is a non-profit,non-partisan organization dedicated to promoting awareness and understanding of foreign affairs. Our web page lists our monthly events that are open to members and non-members. Also, we list useful links for foreign affairs topic and offer detailed info about WAC and its Global Education Office as well."
• The World Crisis Network is "part of a larger initiative to produce an ever increasing virtual learning environment where you can participate in one of the world's greatest challenges, helping provide food for the hungry in world where disaster, wars, disease and other problems are affecting the poorest children on our planet."
• Home Page on Women, Trade and Globalization: "a clearing house of information on organisations, activities and publications on women, globalization and trade."
• World Federation for Mental Health. The World Federation for Mental Health, established in 1948, is an international advocacy organization in consultative status to the United Nations and its specialized agencies on mental health issues. It works to promote better care for the mentally ill, to protect their human rights, and to focus attention on special mental health issues affecting refugees.
• WTDR95 - 1.3 Implications for developing countries
• The World Bank's mission is "to help developing countries reduce poverty and promote sustainable development."
• The World Trade Organisation "provides the principal contractual obligations determining how governments frame and implement domestic trade legislation and regulations. And it is the platform on which trade relations among countries evolve through collective debate, negotiation and adjudication.
• World Health Organization
• WHO/ICO Case Studies
• The Water, Engineering and Development Centre (WEDC) Web
• World Demographic Trends
• WorldFactBook

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• Young Women and Democracy Programme - Main index

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