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    • Ebola Outreach Project
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    • EcoCentre and Sustainable Farm >
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      • Testing Green Products
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    • Tamalalou: The Film Project >
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    • A Whole Systems Approach
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      • Links: Food
      • Articles: Food and Farming
      • Research Papers: Food
    • Water and Irrigation >
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      • Papers: Water
      • Water: Articles
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      • Links: Waste Management
      • Papers: Sanitation
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    • Sustainable Housing >
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      • Modular and Prefab
      • Organic and Earth Architecture
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      • Links: Housing
      • Research Papers: Housing
      • Articles: Sustainable Architecture
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      • Links: Energy and illumination
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      • Links: Digital Inclusion
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    • Links: Innovative Design >
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      • Papers: Sustainable Products
    • Enterprise and Livelihood >
      • Links: Enterprise
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    • Health Care and Safety >
      • Links: Health
      • Papers: Health
    • Children and Families >
      • Links: Programs for Children
      • Links: Helping Children at Risk
      • Links: Education and Development
      • Papers: Child Development
      • Papers: Family Policies
    • Women's Rights and Empowerment >
      • Links: Reproductive Health and Support
      • Papers: Reproductive health
      • Links: Women's Rights and Empowerment
      • Papers: Women Rights
    • Integrated Solutions >
      • Projects: Integrated Solutions
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    • Good Governance, Civil Society
    • Effective Development and Investment >
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      • Papers: Development
      • Papers: Addressing Poverty
      • Charters and Declarations
    • Ecosystem Conservation
    • Master List of Links
    • Index of Paper Topics
    • Books on Sustainability
Related Links
Click below for related Links on:
  • Global Initiatives: Maternal, Child and Reproductive Health and Support
  • Helping Children at Risk
  • Education and Development

Programs for Children

Guinea Kids Education Fund (GKEF)
S.O.S Village Guinée
Mercy Corps
Beyond the Orphanage
Sabu International School: (Conakry, Guinea)
Food water shelter
FWS Incorporated is an Australian, not-for-profit, non-denominational, non-governmental organisation that builds and runs eco-friendly children's villages with education, social and health facilities for children in developing countries. 
VillageReach
Improves access to healthcare for remote, underserved communities around the world. We partner with governments, businesses, nonprofits, and other organizations to improve the performance and reliability of health systems in the most inaccessible and isolated last mile communities.
Right to Play
Right to Play targets over 700,000 children and youth worldwide with sport and play to teach life skills, promote health, and develop peaceful communities. “Going deep” and “going broad”