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Carbon Trade Watch
Carbon Trade Watch aims to provide a durable body of research to ensure that a holistic and justice-based analysis of climate change and climate policy is not forgotten or compromised. It centres its work on bottom-up, community-led projects and campaigns, gathering and translating the work of others in this field to facilitate broader co-operation and understanding.
Dag Hammarskjold Foundation
The Dag Hammarskjold Foundation searches for and examines workable alternatives and perspectives for a socially and economically just, ecologically sustainable, peaceful and secure world. By organising seminars and dialogues in close collaboration with a wide and constantly expanding international network, the Foundation plays a catalysing role in the identification of new issues and the formulation of new concepts, policy proposals, strategies and work plans towards solutions.
DifferenTakes
DifferenTakes is a series of occassional papers (produced by the Population and Development Program of Hampshire College, Massachusetts, USA) that is designed to bring alternative feminist analysis to the media, policymakers, advocacy organizations and activists.
Durban Group for Climate Justice
The Durban Group for Climate Justice is an international network of independent organisations, individuals and people's movements who reject the free market approach to climate change. We are committed to help build a global grassroots movement for climate justice, mobilize communities around the world and pledge our solidarity with people opposing carbon trading on the ground.
SinksWatch
SinksWatch is an initiative of the World Rainforest Movement to track and scrutinize carbon sequestration or 'sink' projects related to the Kyoto Protocol. It aims to highlight the threats these projects pose to forests and other ecosystems, to forest peoples as well as to the climate. Its focus is on tree plantation sinks projects, particularly in areas where land tenure and land use rights are in dispute. SinksWatch advocates addressing the links between forests and climate change in a way that honours forests as a safeguard against the impacts of extreme weather events.

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