The Southeast Asia tsunami struck at the heart of many of the communities with which we work. Global Greengrants Fund is offering a way for donors to get contributions to grassroots organizations in affected areas.
The following organizations have received grants for tsunami relief and reconstruction. More grants have been made or are being processed, and we will update this list as frequently as possible. Indonesian Relief Efforts Koalisi Solidaritas Kemanusiaan Bencana Alam (KSKBA) Based in Medan, North Sumatra, KSKBA, the Coalition in Solidarity for Humane Disaster Relief, is a […]
Nonette Royo, Greengrants Southeast Asia Advisory Board Coordinator and founding member of the Samdhana Institute(Greengrants’ Alliance Fund member) was recently selected to participate in the 2005-2006 Donella Meadows Leadership Fellows Program at the Su
by Jessica Sherman, Greengrants Intern On the drawing board since the 1980s, Lore Lindu Hydroelectric Power Project is the Indonesian government’s response to a growing need for electricity for the island of Sulawesi. The project would flood as much as 10,000 hectares of Lore Lindu National Park and displace an estimated 4,000 indigenous people living […]
by Jessica Sherman, Greengrants Intern Women in an Indonesian coastal community are learning how to protect mangroves, restore local fisheries and find economic alternatives to ecosystem destruction. Creative approaches such as this promise to help halt cycles of poverty and habitat loss that afflict coastal communities around the world. Imagine you are a poor widow […]
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