Grants List 2011
CS Fund & Warsh/Mott Legacy
Center for Health, Environment, and Justice
$30,000 for the BE SAFE Campaign to advance precaution-based environmental and chemical policies through grassroots community organizing.
Center for International Environmental Law
$60,000 plus $10,000 in matching funds for the Nanotechnology Policy Project, which advocates a precaution-based framework for regulating nanotechnology in the European Union and other countries.
Centro de Educación y Tecnología
$30,530 for a project to preserve potato germplasm and cultural heritage in its center of origin in Chiloé, Chile, and to adapt native varieties to climate change. (Fiscal sponsor: Center for the Study of the Americas)
Centro de Estudios para el Cambio en el Campo Mexicano
$19,900 for efforts to defend peasant seeds and organize social resistance to genetically modified maize in Mexico. (Fiscal sponsor: Friends of Action Group on Erosion, Technology & Concentration)
Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington
$30,000 in support of their Transparency Program, which advocates for increased openness and accountability in government.
Community Environment Legal Defense Fund
$30,000 in general support of their efforts to help communities assert the right of local self-governance and the Rights of Nature in the face of environmentally and economically devastating corporate activities.
The Constitution Project
$30,000 for the Rule of Law Program, a bipartisan effort to defend constitutional safeguards and promote transparency and accountability in government.
Coordination Nationale des Organisations Paysannes du Mali
$48,775 in support of efforts to expand their agroecology training initiative, establish pilot projects, launch an awareness-raising radio campaign, and present policy options to support agroecology as Africa's farming future. (Fiscal sponsor: Institute for Food and Development Policy)
