COP27: ANEEJ, 80 NGOs Present 7-Point Statements For Oil Polluted Communities To Be Paid
Nov 17, 2022
COP27: ANEEJ, 80 NGOs Present 7-Point Statements For Oil Polluted Communities To Be Paid ~ OsazuwaAkonedo #ANEEJ #COP27 #Egypt #NGOs #Oil #OsazuwaAkonedo #Shell #UN https://osazuwaakonedo.news/__trashed-15/17/11/2022/ By Bob Etemiku
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by Bobby chemical
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Dash
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over 80 Nigerian ngos pressure groups
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working on the thematic areas of climate
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change and the environment present at
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the conference of parties cop 27 taking
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place in Shamel Sheikh Egypt have issued
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a seven-point statement of demand to oil
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companies investors and governments to
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pay communities for the disfoliation and
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environmental pollution of their
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exploration actions have exacted on host
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communities
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innocent edem hamria program manager
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African Network for environment and
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economic Justice Anya who read The Joint
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statement on behalf of the ngos said
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that the Niger Delta Region and other
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areas where fossil fuel extraction is
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taking place are highly polluted today
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thanks to the operations of shell and
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other multinational oil companies
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leaving the people of the region with
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little more than sorrow tears and blood
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tracing the history behind how the
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activities of the oil companies and
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multinationals have negatively impacted
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on host communities the CSO statement
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revealed that in the mid-1990s the
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movement for the survival of the ugoni
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people led by cancerawiwa declared that
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shell was no longer welcome to operate
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in ogoni land Nigeria
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the movement argued that others had
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grown rich on the oil while pollution
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from spills and gas flaring had led to
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the complete degradation of the ogoni
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environment
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the CSO statement said that around the
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world there is clear evidence of
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irreversible damage to the planet the
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loss of homelands and the people's
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livelihood sources cultures ecosystems
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and more
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and it is the communities around the
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world that have contributed the very
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least to climate change that are paying
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the highest price
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in the last few weeks 33 million people
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were forced by floods to flee their
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homes in Pakistan damage that will cost
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Pakistan 15 billion U.S dollars
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according to World Bank estimates
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ravaging floods also rendered millions
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of people across several States in
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Nigeria homeless damaging properties
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worth billions of dollars in sharp
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contrast shell has already made 30
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billion U.S dollars in profits this year
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and agreed to pay out 18.5 billion US
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dollars to its investors the top seven
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Global oil companies have made 150
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billion U.S dollars in profits this year
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for far too long big investors have
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profited from Big Oil allowing shell and
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other companies to issue misleading
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marketing statements while they use
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their influence to dilute And Delay
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government action to resolve the
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accelerating climate and human rights
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emergencies in 2011 a Dutch court
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ordered shell to reduce its emissions
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drastically this decade to protect human
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rights yet Shell's investors allowed
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shell to defy and appeal the Court
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ruling
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the people's AGM platform established in
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May 2022 in Lagos Nigeria by leaders of
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community-based organizations from
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oil-affected communities faith-based
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organizations human rights groups
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students youths and Artisans agreed
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specific recommendations for oil
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companies and their investors
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it is clear that powerful oil and gas
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companies have shown no willingness to
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make significant changes on their own
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in line with the people's AGM platform
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and on the occasion of 27 Colombian
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pesos in Egypt and of the 27th
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anniversary of the execution of Ken
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sarawiwa and eight other ogoni leaders
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for their work to challenge oil
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companies the 87 signatories to this
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statement representing 80 organizations
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and seven individuals therefore make the
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following calls on governments and on
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investors in oil and gas companies
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consequently the csos made the following
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demands and calls on governments and oil
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companies
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I offer significant financing for loss
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and damages for the people of Niger
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Delta and other host communities and
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countries affected by the negative
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impact of fossil fuel extraction and
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climate change
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to introduce and enforce laws to stop
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oil and gas companies from expanding
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three and fossil fuel subsidies and
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instead tax oil and gas companies to
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provide money for communities
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4. additionally we call on Pension funds
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insurance companies asset managers and
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all other investors in these companies
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starting with those that have any kind
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of commitment on climate or on net zero
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two
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D agree to participate in a fact-finding
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mission early in 2023 in collaboration
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with civil society actors to witness the
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true impact on communities of oil
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company operations in the Niger Delta
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thigh stop lending moral and financial
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support to companies that are expanding
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oil and gas production and Defiance of
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the Paris agreement
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7. stop promoting flawed nature-based
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solutions for offsetting carbon
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emissions many of which amount to new
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carbon colonialism
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eight pay communities for the cleanup of
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land degraded by oil and gas extraction
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Vie agree that oil companies must make
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loss and damage payments
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signatories included the following
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21st century Community empowerment for
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Youth and women initiative Zoe
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advocacy for youths empowerment and
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development
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ayed
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Africa climate movement of movements
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African indigenous foundation for energy
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and sustainable development IFS
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Africa Network for environment and
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economic Justice Anya
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and Sparling printed Denmark
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Bank track bipod climate Justice Network
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Germany Black Earth climate Collective
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Germany
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both ends
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Brighton and hope Friends of the Earth
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campac Center for 21st century issues
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Center for Citizens conserving
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environment and management seasick
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Center for transparency advocacy
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Chesterfield climate Alliance
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Christian fellowship and Care Foundation
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Tisha Malawi climate action Leicester
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and leicestershire
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Community Alliance for good governance
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Community empowerment and development
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initiative
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community outreach for development and
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Welfare advocacy katwa commonweal
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Derbyshire Climate Coalition Derbyshire
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Dales climb who
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best Brent
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entrepreneurship Initiative for African
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youth Ivy Africa
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Earth regenerative project Nigeria
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Edinburgh Climate Coalition
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Electra energy Cooperative Greece Elmer
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saw for development and participation
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Egypt
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Extinction Rebellion Germany Extinction
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Rebellion Indonesia
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eyes on the environment initiative
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Fahim to women and Youth Development
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initiative
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fossil free West Yorkshire
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fossio Verge NL
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foundation for environmental rights
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advocacy and development fenrad Nigeria
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gender and development action
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German Coalition for ecocide law bueni's
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ecosidia sets Global Justice Bradford
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Grassroots Advocacy Center for economic
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development graced herd Consulting
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Initiative for Social Development in
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Africa asotaf
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joint National Association of persons
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with disabilities Jonah put
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cake women development and Resource
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Center Kane and Care initiative KCI
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lab.o.c movement Africa
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League Of Queens International
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empowerment mangrove forest conservation
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Society of Nigeria mscsn millwater
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Partners gmbh New Apostolic Center for
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development NCD New Forest Friends of
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the Earth
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Obel concerned citizen
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ogoni solidarity Forum Nigeria
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or watch Africa
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osazuwa akanita Limited
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platiform of camba Canada mulhair e
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rappariga cooperativistas amcm
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people and planet
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policy alert
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publish what you pay International
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publish what you pay pwip Nigeria
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rural Initiative for change RAC
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ISM we stand
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parole shell slice
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South Durban Community environmental
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Alliance
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switch it
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The Green Connection
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the sunrise project
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tidy stourbridge
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transition crutch
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unison
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uplift
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urjewald
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women initiative on climate change
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while Wales won World Film Festival
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individual signatories include the
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following
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when vardigans UK Judy White UK
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Madeleine Bailey honest Martha Nigeria
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Peter lotterbach Richard ramston UK Ruth
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Lambert UK
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at View's exclusive rights Bob manjiri
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