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Arguably, nation states are playing a less prominent role in addressing major sustainability challenges than before. To effectively address these challenges, do we need much stronger leadership from nation states, or is effective leadership more likely to originate from elsewhere? Individual Research Essay Iaroshevska Olga Office for Environmental Programs The University of Melbourne 20 October 2014 Tutor/unit chair: Arnould Gallois; Sarah Robertson Master of Environment Sustainability

The Refugee Crisis Nothing ever stays in the place it stars; everything has a habit of spreading. Throughout history, problems rarely ended in the places they started. Like the plague, Ebola, WWI/II, communism, the Arab spring, and now the Syrian crisis. The Arab Spring was a series of anti-government protests, uprisings, and armed rebellions that spread across the Middle East in early 2011. The Arab spring protest against al-Assad’s Syrian government in the spring of 2011 evolved into an armed conflict

Human Trafficking is the action of illegally recruiting, human beings either within national or international borders for sexual exploitation purposes. It is hard to pinpoint how many people are being affected by trafficking, due to the secrecy that the industry is involved in. Young teens are admitted in sex trade around the age of 12-14 years old. The sexual traffickers are generating almost 100 billion in profits. It is the third largest international crime industry. In the U.S alone, around 15

These are important to overview and understand before moving forward. Restrictions   More about the program Google for Nonprofits consists of 5 tools to help your NGO. All those tools come with 24/7 free support provided by Google itself. Google Ad Grants Free AdWords advertising to promote website of your NGO on Google through keyword targeting. This feature gives you $10,000 per month to spend on advertising. However, advertisements are only showed on Google and not by their partners

As mentioned previously, this work experience has allowed to gain professional and practical knowledge of accounting for NGOs. At the start of the work term, my employer asked me where my personal interests were for this term and due to my recent Financial Accounting I had developed an interest in how NGOs steward their financial resources. My manager then focused on including me in any accounting meetings, and conversation, and passed on many of her accounting

vaccinations. They care for patients in their homes and communities. Partners in Health aid these countries in numerous ways through priority programs; a couple priority programs include Ebola, mental health, child health, and cholera. Since they are an NGO, they rely heavily on donations from people around the

ways: • CSR encourage companies which are registered in Mauritius to manage their day to day activities along by integrating economic, social and environmental welfare. • CSR use the contribution given by the companies to support NGOS and national agencies. • Promoting NGOS by supporting their work plan But the one and only question that every business leader ask is what CSR is and how this concept will be beneficial for the companies. Somehow CSR is still relatively blurred and a contested concept

Shane Lambert Henderson CRW 12/5/16 Overpopulation Did you know that over a billion people, about 15% of the world’s population have some form of disability? There are three topic people with disability have less access to health care services and therefore experience unmet health care needs. Rate of disability are increasing due to the population ageing and increasing in chronic health conditions among other causes. People with disabilities may include -People who are blind or partially sighted

The organization, Aletheia, strives to improve the quality of life on a global standard. They work within various fields and have a strong team composed of individuals from different backgrounds that allows for a multitude of capabilities. Aletheia, as stated on their Facebook page, “strives to bring light to dark places by partnering with government, industry, civil society, and international organizations to develop and coordinate durable solutions to persistent social challenges.” They work within

would be like to live in the mountains. I was finally able to do so when I decided last semester to intern in Dharamsala. The primary reason for choosing Dharamsala was to explore India’s beautiful hill side and it was only after researching about the NGOs in the area did I discover that this place had so much more than just beauty to offer. Most of