Register for Special Event Tickets & Indicate Interest in Speaking: Post-2015 Agenda Negotiations 22-25 June 2015 (Responses)


1	Timestamp	1. Last / Family Name	2. First / Given Name	3. Name of Organization	4. Organization's web site	5. Job Title	6. Mission statement of organization	7. Country of Residence	8. Nationality	9. Gender	10. Email Address	11. Phone Number	12. Is your organization in consultative status with the United Nations through ECOSOC?	13. Is your organization on the Commission on Sustainable Development roster, or has your organization participated in previous UN summits, conferences, or the 26-27 May 2015 UN General Assembly post-2015 hearings?	14. Please indicate which of the UN processes or events in question 13 your organization has previously participated in	88	16. Do you want to attend the 22-25 June post-2015 negotiating session in person?	17. On Wednesday, 24 June from 10:00am-1:00pm, the co-faciitators will meet with Major Groups and other Stakeholders. Do you want to be considered to speak?	18. Would you be speaking as the official representative of a Major Group or other stakeholder constituency?	19. If you answered yes to question 18, which Major Group or other stakeholder constituency would you be speaking on behalf of?	20. If you answered yes to Question 17, which component(s) of the outcome document would your remarks focus on?	21. If you answered Yes to question 17, please provide a short bio, which also describes your experience with issues under consideration in the post-2015 development agenda
2	6/16/2015 11:47:01	Scozzaro	A.Tianna	Sierra Club	http://www.sierraclub.org/population	Director, Global Population & Environment Program	Explore, Enjoy & Protect the Planet	USA	USA	Female	a.scozzaro@sierraclub.org	202.495.3047	No	Yes	OWG 4-12, UNFCCC	88	Yes	Yes	Yes	Women's Major Group	Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs, Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership	A.Tianna Scozzaro is the director of the Global Population & Environment Program at the Sierra Club. This program works to protect the global environment and preserve natural resources for future generations by advancing global reproductive health and sustainable development initiatives.Through public advocacy and strategic partnerships, the Sierra Club's Global Population and Environment Program works to empower women, raise public awareness of reproductive health, promote youth leadership, and decrease wasteful resource consumption. She previously worked for three years at Population Action International on integrated women’s health and climate policies within the U.N. and with global partners in Africa, Asia and Latin America. She attended OWG 4 - 12, UNFCCC COP21 in Lima as well as CPD as an advocate for integrated reproductive health and environment. Prior to PAI, A.Tianna served as a program manager at Rachel’s Network, a national network of women environment philanthropists. She also served as a public policy fellow for the U.S. House Select Committee on Energy Independence and Global Warming. A.Tianna speaks Spanish and has lived in Chile, Bolivia and Spain. She earned an MPA in environmental science and policy from Columbia University, and holds a BA in international relations from University of California at Davis.
3	6/15/2015 9:51:22	Jawahery	Abdulrahman	International Fertilizer Industry Association	www.fertilizer.org	President	The efficient and responsible production, distribution and use of plant nutrients for achieving global food security and sustainable development.	Bahrain	Bahrain	Male	jawahery@gpic.net	+973-177 33 333	Yes	Yes	HLPF, Rio+20	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Business & Industry	Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership	Dr. Jawahery is the IFA President and serves as the President of Gulf Petrochemical Industries Company (B.S.C.). Dr. Jawahery serves as a Director of National Safety Council and Gulf Petrochemicals and Chemicals Association (GPCA). He served as General Manager of Gulf Petrochemical Industries Company (B.S.C.). Among his other associations, Dr. Jawahery is a second-term member of the Parliament in the Kingdom of Bahrain, a board member of the National Oil & Gas Authority and founding member of the Bahrain Society for Transfer of Technology. Dr. Jawahery is a chartered chemical engineer with BSc and MSc degrees in chemical engineering from the United Kingdom.
4	6/11/2015 14:54:46	Ruiz	Adela	Open Society Foundations	http://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/	Program Assistant	The Open Society Foundations work to build vibrant and tolerant democracies whose governments are accountable to their citizens.	USA	USA	Female	sara.kaeni@opensocietyfoundations.org	212 548 1462	Yes	Yes	April post-2015 negotiations	No	Yes	No	No
5	6/9/2015 4:31:12	Al-Mahmood	Adnan	International Fertilizer Industry Association	http://www.fertilizer.org/	Senior Member	The responsible production use and distribution of crop nutrients.	Bahrain	Bahrain	male	almahmood@gpic.net	+973-177 33 362	Yes	Yes	HLPF, RIO + 20	No	Yes	No	No	Business and Industry	Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership
6	6/11/2015 14:08:25	Harris	Aidan	Open Society Foundations	http://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/	Program Officer	The Open Society Foundations work to build vibrant and tolerant democracies whose governments are accountable to their citizens.	UK	UK	Male	sara.kaeni@opensocietyfoundations.org	212 548 1462	Yes	Yes	April post-2015 negotiations	No	Yes	No	No
7	6/16/2015 12:31:54	Ongeso	Aimee	Kituo cha Sheria	www.kituochasheria.or.ke	Program Coordinator	Access to justice for the poor and marginlaized	Kenya	Kenyan	Female	aimee@kituochasheria.or.ke	712294866	No	No	None	No	Yes	No	No
8	6/12/2015 17:00:54	Attolico	Alessandro	Province of Potenza	www.provincia.potenza.it	Executive Director of the Territorial Planning and Civil Protection Office	Local Authority of provincial level - UN-ISDR World Role Model for Inclusive Resilience and Territorial Safety	Italy	Italian	Male	attolico.alessandro@gmail.com	+393487090142	No	Yes	UNISDR process for HFA post-2015: preparatory processes and 3rd World Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction (Sendai, Japan 14-18 March 2015)	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Local Authorities and/or NGO (civil society)	Preamble and introduction, Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs, Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership, Follow up and Review	46 yo, Civil Engineer (1993), international post-grad in European Construction Engineering (1994), PhD in Earthquake Engineering (2000). Executive Director of Territorial Planning and Civil Protection Office at Province of Potenza (Italy), a local authority counting 100 Municipalities under its coordination. Responsible for orienting policy decision-making processes, drawing up and implementing plans, programs, projects and actions on territorial and environmental policies at provincial level from regional to international contexts. Significant are the set-up of the first provincial CivProt System (2004) and the Territorial Coordination Master Plan (2013) that outlines the local development and land use/management proposals by integrating SDGs, Territorial Safety and Climate Changes policies in “Resilience”. I launched the “Province of Potenza - Municipalities Network for Resilience” actively engaged in the UNISDR “MCR” Campaign. HFA Local Focal Point, UNISDR Advocate and UN World Role Model for “Inclusive Resilience and Territorial Safety”. Significant experience in PM of several interregional cooperation projects; author of many publications, conference papers; specialist on environment, territorial/land-use policies, DRR/DRM, PM, executive management, public administration; panelist/speaker in national/international conferences. I recently founded the ICEBERG NGO focused on transnational cooperation in territorial/environmental policies having communities and people - firstly the most vulnerable – engagement as main interest
9	6/10/2015 14:11:22	NANA DJIKE	ALINE CASTELLE	Association pour les victimes du monde	www.avm.cm	secretariat	droits de l'Homme	cameroon	camerounian	female	associationpourlesvictimes@gmail.com	2372411190	No	No	ok	No	Yes	Yes	Yes		Preamble and introduction, Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs, Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership
10	6/10/2015 10:46:38	Leong	Alvin	Pace Global Center	http://www.law.pace.edu/global-center-environmental-legal-studies	Fellow	The Pace Global Center for Environmental Legal Studies (GCELS) anchors innovative and ongoing projects addressing a wide range of global environmental issues. GCELS is the only law school body that is a voting member of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN), the world’s oldest and largest global environmental network.	USA	USA	Male	aleong@law.pace.edu	5162097635	No	Yes	Rio+20 Conference, OWG meetings, Post-2015 IGN meetings	No	Yes	No	No
11	6/15/2015 10:35:15	Weinfurter	Amy	Yale Environmental Performance Index	http://epi.yale.edu/	Research Assistant	NA	United States of America	United States of America	Female	amy.weinfurter@yale.edu	8472242984	No	Yes	Post-2015 intergovernmental negotiations on Sustainable development, Declaration Session (February 2015) Post-2015 intergovernmental negotiations on Sustainable development goals and targets (March 2015) Post-2015 intergovernmental negotiations on Means of implementation and global partnership for sustainable development (April 2015) Post-2015 intergovernmental negotiations on Follow-up and review (May 2015)	No	Yes	No	No
12	6/9/2015 22:40:21	Barrios Noya	Andres Alejandro	IBON International Foundation, Inc. / Peoples' Coalition on Food Sovereignty	http://iboninternational.org / www.foodsoevreignty.org	Regional Coordinator / Regional Secretariat	Our mission is to contribute to capacity development of people’s movements for human rights and democracy.	Bolivia	Bolivian	Male	secretaria.pcfs.lac@foodsov.org	+591 68623003, +591 22312830	Yes	Yes	6-27 May 2015 UN General Assembly post-2015 hearings	No	Yes	Yes	No	N/A	Preamble and introduction, Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs, Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership, Follow up and Review, Annex II: Food for Thought Paper on Proposed Technology Facilitation Mechanism	Alejandro is an economist by profession with a diploma for Higher Education Teacher, Master of Business Administration and Master of Public Ethics and Policies for Democracy and Development in the Third World. He is the regional coordinator of IBON International in Latin America and the Caribbean as well as the coordinator for the region of the Campaign for Peoples' Goals for Sustainable Development. The Campaign for People’s Goals serves as a platform to challenge governments, and the broader multilateral system to commit to real reforms that address the demands of the poor and marginalized under ten major thematic concerns. It also serves to link the grassroots struggles of people’s organizations and social movements across the national boundaries, thematic sectors, and to connect these struggles from the local to the global. This is an opportunity to work collectively to advance the people’s causes, taking advantage of the ongoing official process of coming up with a post-2015 development framework. Alejandro works as the Executive Secretary of the People's Coalition on Food Sovereignty in Latin America and the Caribbean. The People's Coalition on Food Sovereignty is a growing network of various grassroots groups of small food producers particularly of peasant-farmer organizations and their support NGOs, working towards a People's Convention on Food Sovereignty.
13	6/11/2015 9:55:01	Jackson	Angeline	Quality of Citizenship Jamaica	http://qcjm.org/	Executive Director	QCJ is dedicated to improving the quality of lives for lesbian, bisexual and women who have sex with other women by creating a safe space in which they can share emotional, social and other issues they are facing without fear or judgement and equipping them with knowledge and understanding to navigate the Jamaican society.	Jamaica	Jamaica	Female	acjackson@qcjm.org	1-876-317-2227	No	No	None	No	Yes	Yes	No		Preamble and introduction, Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs, Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership, Follow up and Review	Angeline Jackson is one of Jamaica's youngest out LGBT activists. She has been involved in the HIV and LGBT rights field for over 8 years. Angeline is a survivor of corrective rape and uses this as one of the driving forces behind in her activism. In 2013, she co-founded Quality of Citizenship Jamaica, the first registered organisation for lesbian, bisexual and trans* women in the island.
14	6/15/2015 12:14:09	Nayar	Anita	Regions Refocus 2015	http://www.daghammarskjold.se/regions-refocus/	Director	An initiative housed at the Dag Hammarskjöld Foundation, Regions Refocus 2015 fosters regional and feminist solidarities for justice through policy dialogue between civil society, governments, sub-regional alliances, and the UN.	USA	USA/India	Female	anita@regionsrefocus.org	6468479488	No	Yes	FfD, post-2015	No	Yes	No	No
15	6/14/2015 13:23:41	Sreedhar	Anjana	ITDP	https://www.itdp.org/	Associate to the United Nations	ITDP aims to deliver a higher standard of living and quality of life for citizens of cities around the world. Through our transportation projects, we work to reduce human impact on natural resources and ecosystems, and to ensure that we develop in a way that benefits us all, both today and in the future.	United States	Indian	Female	as6804@nyu.edu	(646)-709-2536	Yes	Yes	HLPF, Intergovernmental Negotiations	No	Yes	No	No
16	6/12/2015 6:58:17	Moller-Loswick	Anna	Saferworld	www.saferworld.org.uk	Policy Officer	Saferworld is an independent international organisation working to prevent violent conflict and build safer lives.	United Kingdom	Swedish	Female	amollerloswick@saferworld.org.uk	+447845080449	Yes	Yes	Saferworld has been directly engaged with the UN in relation to the post-2015 agenda: • During the period between November 2012 and February 2013, Saferworld held presentations on how to address conflict in the post-2015 development framework at UN thematic consultation meetings in Liberia and Panama. • In February 2013 Saferworld co-authored a report on “Addressing Horizontal Inequalities in Post-2015” with UNPBSO. • In June 2013, Saferworld attended an Expert Meeting on ‘Accountability Framework for Conflict, Violence and Disaster in the Post-2015 Development Agenda’ organised by UNDP and PBSO amongst other organisations. • In August 2013 Saferworld attended an expert level consultation with UNODC on security, justice and post-2015. • In September 2013 Saferworld attended a UNDP expert consultation on rule of law and post-2015 • In April 2014, Saferworld spoke at the GA Thematic Debate on Ensuring Stable and Inclusive Societies. • In March 2015, Saferworld spoke at the Interactive Dialogue with Major Groups and other Stakeholders on the Inter-Governmental Negotiations on Goals and Targets’. • Saferworld is also part of Steering Group for UN Virtual network on indicators. In addition, we have contributed to the post-2015 debate in a range of different ways: • In September 2013 we held a side-event on post-2015 on the margins of the UNGA • In September 2013 we supported civil society from southern countries to attend the UNGA and side events • Through 2013 we produced over five reports and briefings as technical inputs to the consultation process on the post-2015 agenda.	No	Yes	No	No
17	6/8/2015 10:04:35	Chassagnette	Anne	ENGIE (ex GDF SUEZ)	www.gdfsuez.com	Director environmental and sustainable responsibility	The world is changing and with it our energy landscape	FRANCE	FRENCH	Female	anne.chassagnette@engie.com	+33(0)144224366	No	No	Observer as member of UN Global Compact	No	Yes	Yes				I am in charge for ENGIE/GDF SUEZ of corporate social and environmental responsibility. As such i am also in charge of the SRI Fund "Rassembleur d'energies" which aims at providing access to energy to poor populations. GDF SUEZ ENGIE is a member of the UN Global Compact.
18	6/11/2015 5:34:33	Abeyrathne	Anoka Primrose	Sustain Solutions	www.sustainsolutions.org	Director	Youth led solutions for sustainable development.	Sri Lanka	Sri Lankan	Female	anoka@sustainsolutions.org	+94766773328	No	Yes	UNFCCC COP 2011, UN WCDRR 2015 and WCDRR World Conference Sri Lanka 2014, Asia Regional Climate Forum, UN CSD 2014, UN ICPD 2014.	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Youth and Children	Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs, Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership, Follow up and Review	24 year old Anoka Abeyrathne is an environmental conservationist, eco-social entrepreneur and youth policy advocate. She is the youngest female to be awarded the Commonwealth Youth Award for Excellence in Development and named on the 25 List of the Most Influential and Powerful Young Persons of the World 2012. Abeyrathne has been a part of the post 2015 negotiations as a tracker and policy advocate with the Commonwealth Youth Climate Action Network, British Council, UN MGCY and the Adopt a Negotiator programme as well as the UN - World Economic Forum Sustainable Development Council of the Global Shapers for over 5 years. Recognized as a British Council International Climate Champion and Active Citizen, Abeyrathne’s efforts through Growin’ Money – Sustain Solutions.org has lead to over 40,000 replanted Mangroves and a social enterprise/education programme helping over 5000 villagers in Sri Lanka, India, Bangladesh and Cambodia. Abeyrathne is one of the first and youngest World Economic Forum Global Shapers in Sri Lanka and a Royal Commonwealth Society Associate Fellow . She is the youngest of the 18 Shapers of the United Nations World Economic Forum Sustainable Development Council working on mainstreaming sustainability with the Post 2015 Development Agenda. Anoka graduated with a LLB(Hons) from the University of London and is reading for Masters in Developmental Economics atUniversity of Colombo. Abeyrathne is a contributor on enterprise, education and business issues through platforms of the like of TEDx, Commonwealth Meetings, and World Economic Forum.
19	6/14/2015 18:12:29	Jackson	Avenso Holo	Humanity Care Liberia	n/a	Program Associate	To promote the Human Rights, accountability, transparency and care for women and children	Liberia	Liberian	Female	luehw@yahoo.com	+231777407447	No	No	n/a	No	Yes	No	No	n/a	Follow up and Review	n/a
20	6/16/2015 2:29:45	Prudence	Ayebare	Uganda National Farmers Federation	www.unffe.org	Policy Reasearch Assistant	To organise advocate for favourable policies and transform farmers into prosperous communities	Uganda	Ugandan	Female	ayebareprudence@yahoo.com	+256782252840	No	No	No	No	Yes	No	No	women Farmers
21	6/10/2015 10:28:20	ALOTUNSIN	AYODEJI	RURAL RELIEF FOUNDATION	www.rrfngo.org	Non-Governmental-Organization	The Foundation is committed to providing free independent empowerment training programs to support local entrepreneurs , farmers , SME’s, Companies, Students and tourism via B2B links . The initiative is to empower 3000 entrepreneurs, 1000 students and 1000 health promotion annually via local, national and international means. Our aim is to eradicate poverty rate in other to overcome hunger and poverty among the rural communities as a result of failed development initiatives. RRF-Enterprise5000 initiative urges people not to wait to be rescued, but to take action now to meet their basic needs. RRF-Enterprise5000 initiative strategies seek to build people's capacities, leadership and confidence. We train unemployed university graduates, farmers,Sme's and entrepreneurs equipping them with the skills, methods and knowledge needed to take self-reliant actions to improve their lives and conditions in their communities through our free technical trading workshop on international trade.	NIGERIA	NIGERIAN	MALE	nigeria@rrfngo.org	+2348035215008	No	No	None	No	Yes	No	No	None
22	6/15/2015 15:03:11	Asgarova	Aytakin	Climate Change & Development NGO Alliance/Eap CSF	www.eap-csf.eu	Executive director/member of WG3	The EaP CSF aims to strengthen civil society in the Eastern Partnership countries as well as foster cooperation and the exchange of experiences between civil society organisations from partner countries and the EU.	Azerbaijan/Belgium	Azerbaijan	female	dr.aytakin@gmail.com	+15519988538	No	No	UN GA, Post-2015 sessions	No	Yes	No	No
23	6/13/2015 12:38:52	Momo A.	Bainda	National Old Folks of Liberia (NOFOL)	n/a	Executive Director	NOFOL'S mission is to advocate for the under previlege, vulnerable people and the ederly popublics	Liberia	Liberian	Male	nofol2012@gmail.com	+231886453242	No	No	n/a	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Ederly people of Liberia	Follow up and Review	My organization is working with old and vulnerable people in Liberia to highlight their plight, advocate, and seek their welfare through organize programs/ activities and would like to speak on " Improving the livelihood of old people and the aging".
24	6/11/2015 14:55:08	Apple	Betsy	Open Society Foundations	http://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/	Advocacy Director	The Open Society Foundations work to build vibrant and tolerant democracies whose governments are accountable to their citizens.	USA	USA	Female	sara.kaeni@opensocietyfoundations.org	212 548 1462	Yes	Yes	April post-2015 negotiations	No	Yes	No	No
25	6/12/2015 7:15:23	Chakraborty	Bibhash	Saferworld	www.saferworld.org.uk	Programme Manager, Saferworld's Programme in Bangladesh	Saferworld is an independent international organisation working to prevent violent conflict and build safer lives.	Bangladesh	Bangladeshi	Male	bchakraborty@saferworld.org.uk	+88 0 1713 011 118	Yes	Yes	Saferworld has been directly engaged with the UN in relation to the post-2015 agenda: • During the period between November 2012 and February 2013, Saferworld held presentations on how to address conflict in the post-2015 development framework at UN thematic consultation meetings in Liberia and Panama. • In February 2013 Saferworld co-authored a report on “Addressing Horizontal Inequalities in Post-2015” with UNPBSO. • In June 2013, Saferworld attended an Expert Meeting on ‘Accountability Framework for Conflict, Violence and Disaster in the Post-2015 Development Agenda’ organised by UNDP and PBSO amongst other organisations. • In August 2013 Saferworld attended an expert level consultation with UNODC on security, justice and post-2015. • In September 2013 Saferworld attended a UNDP expert consultation on rule of law and post-2015 • In April 2014, Saferworld spoke at the GA Thematic Debate on Ensuring Stable and Inclusive Societies. • In March 2015, Saferworld spoke at the Interactive Dialogue with Major Groups and other Stakeholders on the Inter-Governmental Negotiations on Goals and Targets’. • Saferworld is also part of Steering Group for UN Virtual network on indicators. In addition, we have contributed to the post-2015 debate in a range of different ways: • In September 2013 we held a side-event on post-2015 on the margins of the UNGA • In September 2013 we supported civil society from southern countries to attend the UNGA and side events • Through 2013 we produced over five reports and briefings as technical inputs to the consultation process on the post-2015 agenda.	No	Yes	No	No
26	6/11/2015 14:25:53	Jonathan	Birchall	Open Society Foundations	http://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/	Senior Communications Officer	The Open Society Foundations work to build vibrant and tolerant democracies whose governments are accountable to their citizens.	USA	UK	Male	sara.kaeni@opensocietyfoundations.org	212 548 1462	Yes	Yes	April post-2015 negotiations	No	Yes	No	No
27	6/13/2015 12:59:30	Dumitrescu	Bogdan	BJD Reinsurance Consulting, LLC	www.bjd-react.com	Founder & CEO	(Re)Insurance Consulting focusing on Disaster Risk Reduction and Financing for DRR.	United States	French	Male	bogdan.dumitrescu@bjd-react.com	+1 (646) 670-2798	No	Yes	Second and Third International Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction (Sendai, March 2015), Member of the Steering Committee of the 26-27 May 2015 UN GA post-2015 hearings	No	Yes	Yes	No	Business and Industry	Preamble and introduction, Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs, Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership, Follow up and Review	Bogdan J. Dumitrescu is the CEO & Founding Principal of BJD Reinsurance Consulting based in New York, United States. He brings to his clients more than 25 years of experience in the financial, insurance and reinsurance markets worldwide. Since 2009, Dumitrescu is involved with the European, Asian, North and Latin American insurance and reinsurance markets, working as an independent reinsurance consultant focusing in particular on national and regional schemes covering natural catastrophes, terrorism and nuclear, environmental, energy, credit, and agricultural risks. He has been involved in public-private partnership projects with the World Bank, the United Nations International Strategy for Disaster Risk Reduction, the Organization for Economic and Cooperation Development and the World Forum of Catastrophe Programs, contributing his broad and innovative thinking to insurance and reinsurance matters of concern.
28	6/8/2015 16:15:10	Schwartz	Brandon	MGCY	http://childrenyouth.org/	Team Member: Financing for Development	"...the MGCY is a self-organised space which ensures the effective coordination of children and youth participation in United Nations processes related to sustainable development and other allied processes. We strive to ensure diversity and inclusion of all children and youth taking into account (among other things) region, geography, gender, (dis)ability, marginalised groups and type of organisation."	United States	American	Male	bschwartz6@babson.edu	+1 (201) 481-4844	Yes	Yes	Negotiations for Financing for Development	No	Yes	No			Preamble and introduction	I DO NOT want to speak, as according to #17, but I chose an answer for #18, as it was required to answer.
29	6/10/2015 17:03:07	Merida	Carlos	Multi Energía	http://www.corporacionmultiinversiones.com/energia	MsC. Ingennier	Be a world-class organization that applies the highest industry standards in power generation operations , participating meaningfully and grow strategically and profitably in the Guatemalan and regional electricity market	Guatemala	Guatemalan	Male	cmerida@dencmi.com	(502( 55104713	No	No	None	No	Yes	No	No
30	6/11/2015 14:38:22	Rubinoff	Casey	Open Society Foundations	http://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/	Legal Fellow	The Open Society Foundations work to build vibrant and tolerant democracies whose governments are accountable to their citizens.	USA	USA	Female	sara.kaeni@opensocietyfoundations.org	212 548 1462	Yes	Yes	April post-2015 negotiations	No	Yes	No	No
31	6/11/2015 14:12:11	Peter	Chapman	Open Society Foundations	http://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/	Program Officer	The Open Society Foundations work to build vibrant and tolerant democracies whose governments are accountable to their citizens.	USA	USA	Male	sara.kaeni@opensocietyfoundations.org	212 548 1462	Yes	Yes	April post-2015 negotiations	No	Yes	No	No
32	6/16/2015 8:38:26	Friborg	Christina	Sandvik	Sandvik AB	Head of Sustainable Business	Business and sustainable development	Sweden	Swedish	Female	christina.bage-friborg@sandvik.com	+46706160276	No	No	none	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Swedish Leadership for Sustainbale DSevelopment, a group of approx 23 global Swedish companies (representing over 50% of the Swedish GDP)	Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs, Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership	Swedish Leadership for Sustainable Development is a network of 20+ Swedish and Swedish rooted companies, joining forces to show leadership for sustainable global development, by integrating social, environmental and economic sustainability into their business models and core operations. http://www.sida.se/contentassets/fe6250b7c0cd46b88a82d5c14c55d295/swedish-leadership-for-sustainable-development_3708.pdf
33	6/14/2015 23:18:46	Ude	Christina	Reading Hamlets	www.readinghamlets.org	Executive Director	The mission of Reading Hamlets is to improve literacy and promote reading among Nigerian children, with a special emphasis on girls, living in low income communities.	US	US / Nigerian	Female	Christina@readinghamlets.org	3478568357	No	Yes	26-27 May 2015 UN General Assembly post - 2015	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Youth and children	Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs, Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership, Follow up and Review	I have a degree in Accounting, a masters in Human Resource Management. I am a value driven education activists who has over 10 years experience in the education sector. I've been working at the grassroot level in my country, Nigeria, advocating for better schools, safer schools, better teacher training, empowering young girls and children's right to an education. Since I started Reading Hamlets, I've learned a lot about the power of service above self which has helped me a lot in my area of expertise-impacting the lives of young individuals. As a mentor I speak with young girls while building relationships and assisting them in expressing their feelings and helping them with self esteem issues in school. In addition, I have had the pleasure of working with many great institutions in the insurance, financial, higher-education and non-profit sector. Through these experiences, I have met extraordinary people and have helped them in building self confidence. I would absolutely love to share my experience and would like to speak about SDG 4 and 5 at this meeting. I am always looking for opportunities to get involved in new ventures and help out people.
34	6/8/2015 10:14:08	FEDIGAN	christine	ENGIE (ex GDF SUEZ)	www.gdfsuez.com	Head of corporate climate strategy	The world is changing and with it our energy landscape,	France	French	Female	christine.fedigan@gdfsuez.com	+33(0)144224366	No	Yes	UN climate Sunnit, UNFCCC COPs	No	Yes	No				Head corporate climate strategy and actions. In charge of the prototype carbon fund on clean technology transfers. And representing ENGIE / GDF SUEZ in the Global Compact, and observer at the UNFCCC meetings and COP
35	6/12/2015 7:26:19	Wataka	Christopher Wakube	Saferworld	www.saferworld.org.uk	Programme Manager, Saferworld's Programme in Kenya	Saferworld is an independent international organisation working to prevent violent conflict and build safer lives.	Kenya	Kenyan	Male	cwakube@saferworld.org.uk	+254 (0) 20 273 3250	Yes	Yes	Saferworld has been directly engaged with the UN in relation to the post-2015 agenda: • During the period between November 2012 and February 2013, Saferworld held presentations on how to address conflict in the post-2015 development framework at UN thematic consultation meetings in Liberia and Panama. • In February 2013 Saferworld co-authored a report on “Addressing Horizontal Inequalities in Post-2015” with UNPBSO. • In June 2013, Saferworld attended an Expert Meeting on ‘Accountability Framework for Conflict, Violence and Disaster in the Post-2015 Development Agenda’ organised by UNDP and PBSO amongst other organisations. • In August 2013 Saferworld attended an expert level consultation with UNODC on security, justice and post-2015. • In September 2013 Saferworld attended a UNDP expert consultation on rule of law and post-2015 • In April 2014, Saferworld spoke at the GA Thematic Debate on Ensuring Stable and Inclusive Societies. • In March 2015, Saferworld spoke at the Interactive Dialogue with Major Groups and other Stakeholders on the Inter-Governmental Negotiations on Goals and Targets’. • Saferworld is also part of Steering Group for UN Virtual network on indicators. In addition, we have contributed to the post-2015 debate in a range of different ways: • In September 2013 we held a side-event on post-2015 on the margins of the UNGA • In September 2013 we supported civil society from southern countries to attend the UNGA and side events • Through 2013 we produced over five reports and briefings as technical inputs to the consultation process on the post-2015 agenda.	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Peacebuilding Community	Preamble and introduction, Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership	Chris Wakube is Saferworld's Programme Manager in Kenya. Alongside other priorities he has led Saferworld's engagement on the post-2015 agenda in Kenya. He has collaborated with a range of Kenyan and pan-African civil society coalitions to increase awareness of the post-2015 agenda and in particular, of Goal 16-related issues. At the end of 2014, Chris organised a major workshop on the SDGs that focused on engaging the intergovernmental process. He is now helping to design Saferworld's strategy to guide implementation of the post-2015 development agenda.
36	6/16/2015 12:12:43	Schweitzer	Cindy	Global Dairy Platform	https://www.globaldairyplatform.com/Pages/default.aspx	Technical Director	To align and support the dairy industry to promote sustainable dairy nutrition.	United States of America	United States of America	Female	robynne@emergingag.com	+12042274611	No	Yes	The Global Dairy Platform has participated in the Committee on World Food Security (CFS) and the Second International Conference on Nutrition (ICN2)	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	BUSINESS and INDUSTRY / FARMERS	Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership	Cindy Schweitzer, PhD, CFS is the Technical Director for Global Dairy Platform (GDP), an organization that develops a collaborative, unified approach on common industry issues and innovative research so that milk and dairy products are valued as naturally nutritious, enjoyable and an essential part of a healthy diet. Schweitzer’s extensive food and nutrition experience spans more than 25 years of in the non-profit, ingredient and food service industries. Schweitzer previously worked for McDonald's Corporation assisting in their global nutrition strategy connected to international diet/health regulatory guidelines and nutrition labeling standards. She gained health claims expertise while working at Cognis Corporation (formerly Henkel Corporation), and developed a passion for research while directing the nutrition research program for the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (formerly the National Live Stock & Meat Board). Schweitzer started her dairy career growing up on a dairy farm in northern Wisconsin, received a BS degree in Food Technology from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and became skilled at fermented dairy product manufacture as a technical sales representative in the US Midwest. Schweitzer earned a Ph.D. in Human Nutrition at Utah State University and in 2013 was credentialed as a Certified Food Scientist from the Institute of Food Technology.
37	6/12/2015 9:37:44	Açar	Dilaver Arıkan	Yaşar University	http://www.yasar.edu.tr/en/	Assistant Professor	Science, Unity, Success	Turkey	Turkish	Male	arikan.acar@yasar.edu.tr	905325606260	No	No	None (Previously participated in Global Compact Business for Peace Inagural Event)	No	Yes	No	No
38	6/9/2015 15:43:02	Guttieres	Donovan	UN Major Group for Children & Youth	http://childrenyouth.org/	Member, Participant	" The MGCY is a self-organised space which ensures the effective coordination of children and youth participation in United Nations processes related to sustainable development and other allied processes.We strive to ensure diversity and inclusion of all children and youth taking into account (among other things) region, geography, gender, (dis)ability, marginalised groups and type of organisation."	USA	USA	Male	donogutt@bu.edu	786-327-7001	Yes	Yes	Financing for Development, HLPF, post-2015	No	Yes	No	No	n/a	Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership, Follow up and Review	I would NOT like to be considered to speak
39	6/9/2015 0:30:17	NADIRADZE	Dr. Kakha	Association for Farmers Rights Defense, AFRD	http://www.eco-web.com/reg/02797.html	President	Advocacy, Sustainable Development, Policy Making, Rights Protection	Georgia	Georgian	Male	foodsafetyge@gmail.com	+995322777757	Yes	Yes	UN DESA	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Farmers Rights Protection and Advocacy	Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs, Annex II: Food for Thought Paper on Proposed Technology Facilitation Mechanism	Dr. Kakha Nadiradze as President of the Association for Farmers Rights Defense, AFRD Georgia is a board certified practitioner of Agriculture, in the field of environmental protection, Animals agro biodiversity conservation. He received multiple awards from FAO. Dr. Nadiradze currently serves as Country Representative and National Coordinator Southern Caucasus Countries of the Coalition for Sustained Excellence in Food and Health Protection, GCSE-Food and Health Protection Country Representative. His research work is connected on quantitative and qualitative GMO Analyze and Detection. He worked as Leading Specialist of the Agrarian Issues Committee at the Parliament of Georgia. He worked on the position as Director of the Biotechnology Center of Georgia at the Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia for the life sciences. He was engaged in a different Agricultural Projects, Education, Training, Law Making, Sustainable Development, Organic Farming and number of Rural Youth Projects. He is an author of a large number of analytical publications for the Organic Farming, Sustainable Development, Climate Change and Draft-Bill on Farmers Cooperatives in Georgia. He has been a speaker of over 60 conferences, and Chair of about 10 conferences including Program Chair of 6 recently held local conferences.He is a Member of International Organizations and Networks, Research Groups: Member and Country Representative of European Association of Environmental and Resource Economists (EAERE),
40	6/11/2015 14:43:58	Bain	Edit	Open Society Foundations	http://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/	Program Coordinator	The Open Society Foundations work to build vibrant and tolerant democracies whose governments are accountable to their citizens.	USA	Hungary	Female	sara.kaeni@opensocietyfoundations.org	212 548 1462	Yes	Yes	April post-2015 negotiations	No	Yes	No	No
41	6/10/2015 9:00:40	Alvarado	Elena	Between Two Worlds	https://btwconsultants.wordpress.com/	Director	Based in the principles of social economy and effectivelly functionning like a Non-for-Profit Organization. Between Two Worlds (BTW), Entre deux Mondes, Entre dos Mundos (EDM), is a multilingual consulting company, who works in the fields of organizational development and humanitarian international work, established in Canada since 2004.	Canada	Canadian	Female	ealvarado_6@yahoo.ca	6132258284	No	No	None	No	Yes	Yes	No	None		MSc. Community Health & Medical Anthropology, and Psychology.Social Development, Project Management and Community Health. Continuous training in: Gender issues, Human Rights, Social Economy, Project Management. SUCO Representative and Program Director in Peru and Senior Program Officer for Haiti for WUSC. Consultant for the Inter-American Development Bank, with peasant and native communities in Peru.Supporting Peruvian women groups like Awajun and Cocamacocamilla communities in the Amazonian forest and women in the mining region, to preserve their health and their environment. In October 2000, she represented women groups in Peru, at the Millennium Development Goals Summit at United Nations in New York, In 2009, she was in Thailand, at Chulalongkhorn University for the same reasons.Expresses social and community commitment with voluntary work in associations/organizations : Board of Network of Latin American Women Entrepreneurs of Ottawa-Gatineau-RED MELOG (2014-2016); Board of Centre-Pointe Community Association (2013); Board of Peru-Danza, cultural organization in Ottawa-Gatineau (2012-2013); Board of Latin-American Women Support Organization Ottawa-Gatineau-LAZO (2010-2012); Vice President of the Board of SUCO (2002-2004); Founder member of the International Group of Social Economy (1997); Founder member of the Intercontinental Women and Economy Network (1995); Founder member of Group Gender and Economy, in Peru (1993).
42	6/14/2015 14:48:39	Chidong'oi	Emmanuel	Tanzania Organization for Agricultural Development (TOfAD)	None	Managing Director	To maintain and strenghten the sustainability of small-scale agro-pastoral practices through capacity buildingg	Tanzania	Tanzanian	Male	chidema074@gmail.com	+255784546003	No	No	None	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	African small farmers	Preamble and introduction	I am a young Tanzanian who lanched an organization dealing with small farmers issues particularly rural and poor farmers. Because my organization is still young even me also I am still learning from different and distinguished people from different corners of the world, that is why I want to attend that conference so as to get experince. Shortly I don't have any experience.
43	6/11/2015 14:35:01	Neff	Erin	Open Society Foundations	http://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/	Legal Fellow	The Open Society Foundations work to build vibrant and tolerant democracies whose governments are accountable to their citizens.	USA	USA	Female	sara.kaeni@opensocietyfoundations.org	212 548 1462	Yes	Yes	April post-2015 negotiations	No	Yes	No	No
44	6/16/2015 12:12:38	Fitzgerald	Erin	U.S. Dairy	http://www.usdairy.com/	Senior Vice President Global Sustainability at Innovation Center	The Innovation Center for U.S. Dairy® works with the dairy industry to foster innovation. Through this industrywide partnership, we can more effectively deliver nutritious dairy foods, beverages and ingredients for the health of people, communities and the earth	United States of America	United States of America	Female	Erin.Fitzgerald@rosedmi.com	+12042274611	No	Yes	As a member of the Global Dairy Platform, U.S. Dairy has participated in the Committee on World Food Security (CFS) and the Second International Conference on Nutrition (ICN2)	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	BUSINESS and INDUSTRY / FARMERS	Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership	Erin Fitzgerald is senior vice president, global sustainability for the Innovation Center for U.S. Dairy, a forum for the dairy community to work together pre-competitively to foster research, measurement and innovation for sustainability from farm to table. It was founded by dairy farmers through Dairy Management Inc, which is the parent company of National Dairy Council. Under Erin’s leadership, the Innovation Center conducted environmental impact assessment studies which led to an industry-wide voluntary carbon reduction goal and tools and resources to measure and track progress. She is currently leading the effort to enhance dairy’s contributions toward a more sustainable food system by examining the intersection between nutrition, health, hunger, food waste and environmental impact. Fitzgerald previously served as senior manager, business development at Lowendal group, a European operational cost reduction firm. She also led multiple projects in Chicago, and in France, where she received the Chairman’s award for integrating a pan-European business plan for sales and marketing measurement. Fitzgerald is an Aspen Institute First Movers Fellow, Crain’s Chicago 40 under 40 recipient, and a graduate of the University of Notre Dame. Erin participates in many agriculture initiatives including, The Sustainability Consortium, Sustainability Agriculture Initiative, Field to Market, and the White House Climate Data Initiative and is frequent speaker on sustainable food issues.
45	6/15/2015 10:24:16	Kimani	Esther Wambui	Young Women's Leadership Institute	www.ywli.org	Executive Director	to nurture the leadership of young women and create spaces for their participation in policy processes	Kenya	Kenyan	Female	ed@ywli.or.ke	+254723950818	No	Yes	None	No	Yes	Yes	No		Preamble and introduction, Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs	Esther Wambui Kimani is the Executive Director of the Young Women's Leadership Institute (YWLI). YWLI is one of the Africa's Feminist Centres of Excellence for young women's leadership. YWLI is the driving force that motivates and sets precedence to anchor transformative leadership in young women. Esther has extensive experience in feminist leadership development, movement building for social change, advancement of women's and girls’ rights and advocacy. She is an effective advocate of sexual and reproductive health and rights, equality, women’s health, human and women's rights, sexuality, and HIV and AIDS. Prior to joining YWLI Esther worked with African Women's Development and Communications Network FEMNET as a consultant in the advocacy team where she actively engaged on advocacy and communications activities on Post 2015 agenda processes and Beijing +20 review process. She also worked as a program officer for three years at the Coalition on Violence against Women (COVAW) where she managed five grants under the Movement Building and Community Activism's strategic initiative. Esther is passionate about the emancipation of women and their liberation from the yoke of oppression. She joined women’s rights activism from a strong desire to give women and girls voice that enables them to demand for proper health care and their rights. She believes that gender inequality, poverty and lack of information and laws that protect women have greatly contributed to the rising cases of Sexual and Gender Based Violence.
46	6/15/2015 17:18:33	Kimani	Esther Wambui	Young Women's Leadership Institute	www.ywli.org	Executive Director	to nurture the leadership of young women and create spaces for their participation in policy processes	Kenya	Kenyan	Female	ed@ywli.or.ke	+254723950818	No	Yes	General Assembly CPD special session, CSW58&59	No	Yes	Yes	No		Preamble and introduction, Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs	Esther Wambui Kimani is the Executive Director of the Young Women's Leadership Institute (YWLI). YWLI is one of the Africa's Feminist Centres of Excellence for young women's leadership. YWLI is the driving force that motivates and sets precedence to anchor transformative leadership in young women. Esther has extensive experience in feminist leadership development, movement building for social change, advancement of women's and girls’ rights and advocacy. She is an effective advocate of sexual and reproductive health and rights, equality, women’s health, human and women's rights, sexuality, and HIV and AIDS. Prior to joining YWLI Esther worked with African Women's Development and Communications Network FEMNET as a consultant in the advocacy team where she actively engaged on advocacy and communications activities on Post 2015 agenda processes and Beijing +20 review process. She also worked as a program officer for three years at the Coalition on Violence against Women (COVAW) where she managed five grants under the Movement Building and Community Activism's strategic initiative. Esther is passionate about the emancipation of women and their liberation from the yoke of oppression. Esther is moved to act by, the rising unemployment among the youth, the increased feminization of HIV/AIDS in Sub-saharan Africa. She joined women’s rights activism from a strong desire to give women and girls voice that enables them to demand for proper health care and their rights. Esther holds a degree of Arts in Psychology at the Egerton Univesity.
47	6/14/2015 22:01:26	Rios	Fabiola	Coalicion de los Pueblos por la Soberania Alimentaria	www.foodsov.org	Member	We are a growing network of organizations based food producers to small-scale, rural women, indigenous people, artisanal fishermen. We work together towards a Convention Peoples' Sovereignty in the Global South	Bolivia	Bolivian	Female	fabiriospool@gmail.com	(591)67005269	No	Yes	STOCKTAKING SESSION 19 january 2015 - 21 January 2015, Alejandro Barrios and FOLLOW-UP AND REVIEW 18 - 22 may 2015, Pedro Guzmán	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	farmers	Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs	Degree in Sociology and a Master in Human Rights; specialization in Popular Education and Gender. E xperience in social area since 1993. Also in the Post Agenda 2015, working in the construction of Bolivia social proposals and the content for Sustainable Development Goals (ODS), with peasant and indigenous organizations, women and social leaders nationwide. Similar process has been driven in the Gran Chaco region, corresponding to Argentina, Paraguay and Bolivia. These contents were proposed to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Deputy Country Expanded Working Group of the United Nations. The process of building the proposal of the ODS, was accompanied by a campaign and a series of spaces of local reflection under the approach of "Development of Living Well in harmony with mother earth". In this process several national networks committed, which allowed the formation of a group of young people, women, community leaders and policy makers to monitor the agreements for the United Nations, and for the construction of proposed Performance Indicators for the ODS. The systematization of the contents of proposal for ODS were presented at several international events; organized by the People's Coalition for Food Sovereignty and PEOPLES GLOBAL CAMPAIGN FOR MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT - POST AGENDA 2015
48	6/13/2015 15:17:34	Kannah	Francis	Globle Call for Action Program (G-CAP)	n/a	Program Associate	G-CAP Mission Statement is to fight poverty, Inequaility and promote equaility.	Liberia	Liberian	Male	franciskanneh@gmail.com	+231888541215	No	No	n/a	No	Yes	Yes	No	n/a	Follow up and Review	n/a
49	6/13/2015 15:30:56	Parry	G. Armah	Coalition of Caregivers and Advocate for the Elderly in Liberia (COCEAL)	n/a	Regional Coordinator	COCEAL Mission statement is to advocate for all Ageing Organization in Liberia and Old Folks groups	Liberia	Liberian	Male	nofol2012@gmail.com	+231886015027	No	No	n/a	No	Yes	Yes	No	n/a	Follow up and Review	n/a
50	6/10/2015 7:10:36	Ole Tuke	Gabriel Marite	SWEAT Development Programme	www.envaya.sweatdevelopmentprogramme.com	Programme Coordinator	Vision: - Ignorance free society that enjoys sustained development.	Tanzania	Tanzanian	Male	sweatdp99@gmail.com	+255784900272	Yes	No	None	No	No	No	No	No.
51	6/8/2015 16:38:41	Artigas	Gemma	Delegation of the Government of Catalonia to the United States of America	http://afersexteriors.gencat.cat/en/representacio_a_l_exterior/delegacio_del_govern_als_estats_units/index.html	Junior Policy Officer	nrg4SD	United States	Spanish	Female	gartigas_ext@gencat.cat	2127823330	No	Yes	OWG, Climate Summit, HLPF	No	Yes	No			Preamble and introduction
52	6/11/2015 3:06:59	Wilentz	Grace	Resurj: realising sexual and reproductive justice	www.resurj.org	Member	RESURJ is a global alliance of feminists under 40 years of age, working for Sexual and Reproductive Justice through national, regional and international advocacy and movement building strategies in countries of Africa, Asia, Latin America, Europe and the Middle East.	Ireland	Irish / American	Female	grace.wilentz@gmail.com	+353873256444	No	Yes	Open Working Group Process, Post-2015 hearings including the 26-27 May hearings, multiple Commissions on Population and Development and Commissions on the Status of Women	No	Yes	No	Yes
53	6/8/2015 17:02:24	Velasco	Guillermo	Government of Catalonia - nrg4SD	www.nrg4sd.org	Public Affairs Officer	Local Authorities Major Group	USA	Spain	Male	gvelascof@gencat.cat	2127833330	No	Yes	OWG, HLPF, Climate Summit	No	Yes	No			Follow up and Review
54	6/14/2015 17:44:16	Allison	H. Daniel	Liberia Re	n/a	Executive Director	To promote accountability in the exetrative sector	Liberia	Liberian	male	lirda2005@yahoo.com	+231886769814	No	No	n/a	No	Yes	Yes	No	n/a	Follow up and Review	n/a
55	6/13/2015 15:34:07	Tadesse	Haileyesus	Horn of Africa Regional ENvironment Centre	www.hoarec.org	programme coordinator	ensuring food security through prmotion of sustainable development and improved environmental governance	Ethiopia	Ethiopian	Male	haileyesusb@hoarec.org	912046482	No	Yes	26-27 May 2015 UN General Assembly post-2015 hearings	No	Yes	No	No
56	6/12/2015 6:57:55	Asamoah	Helena	IFLA	www.ifla.org	AfLIA president	IFLA is the trusted global voice of the library and information community, and drives equitable access to information & knowledge for all	Ghana	Ghanaian	Female	maadwoa2000@yahoo.com	31703140884	Yes	Yes	Al open working group meetings, all IGN meetings on post 2015	No	Yes	No	No	n/a
57	6/11/2015 14:20:43	Reema	Hijazi	Open Society Foundations	http://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/	Program Coordinator	The Open Society Foundations work to build vibrant and tolerant democracies whose governments are accountable to their citizens.	USA	USA	Female	sara.kaeni@opensocietyfoundations.org	212 548 1462	Yes	Yes	April post-2015 negotiations	No	Yes	No	No
58	6/10/2015 10:10:07	Picado	Hilda	Asociacion Demografica Costarricense	http://www.adc-cr.org/	Executive Director	Trabajamos por el reconocimiento y ejercicio de los derechos sexuales y derechos reproductivos como derechos humanos fundamentales, mediante procesos estratégicamente integrados, impulsados por nuestro compromiso y la sustentabilidad programática y financiera, prestando servicios de alta calidad en salud sexual y salud reproductiva, dirigidos prioritariamente a poblaciones en pobreza y vulnerabilidad.	Costa Rica	Costa Rica	Female	hpicado@adc-cr.org	212-214-0241	No	Yes	Post-2015 intergovernmentals, CPD	No	Yes	No	No
59	6/14/2015 11:14:26	Mungapen	Homa	FEMNET	www.femnet.co	Member & Representative	To mobilise African women for achievement of gender equality and the realisation of women's and girls' rights at all levels.	Seychelles	Mauritian	F	homajoun@gmail.com	+248 281 0377	Yes	Yes	attended a number of UN Conferences - including the Open Working Group Sessions, CSW, ..	No	Yes	No	No
60	6/11/2015 14:46:50	Ken	Hurwitz	Open Society Foundations	http://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/	Senior Legal Officer	The Open Society Foundations work to build vibrant and tolerant democracies whose governments are accountable to their citizens.	USA	USA	male	sara.kaeni@opensocietyfoundations.org	212 548 1462	Yes	Yes	April post-2015 negotiations	No	Yes	No	No
61	6/11/2015 14:38:58	Torbor	J.Kofa	Liberians United to Expose Hidden Weapons (LUEHW)	Given website: www.luehw.com	Executive Director	LUEHW's mission is to promote peace, security and sustainable development	Liberia	Liberian	Male	kofaj.luehw@gmail.com	+231886407447	Yes	No	CSW 58 & 59	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Beyond 2015 National Hub Liberia	Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership	LUEHW has been involved with the MDGs since 2008 up to present with funding support from the UNMC and IFP/GCAP in support of the eight goals and Beyond post-2015 development agenda, Beyond 2015 Civil Society National Hub. We would like to discuss Liberia's success, challenges and failure with regards to issues under consideration in the implementation of the post 2015 development agenda.
62	6/12/2015 12:42:31	Grant	Jaimie	Namati	namati.org	Communications and Advocacy Associate	New York	United States	British	Male	jaimiegrant@namati.org	9142550669	No	No	None	No	Yes	No	No
63	6/13/2015 10:03:31	Burgermeister	Jasmin	German Youth Council	https://www.dbjr.de/service/english.html	youth delegate (unsalaried)	The German Federal Youth Council (DBJR) was founded as the working group of nation-wide working German youth councils and organisations. Currently 26 nation-wide youth organisations and 16 regional youth councils are members. The five affiliated organisations have an advisory vote in the DBJR´s committees. The German Federal Youth Council is a registered non-profit organisation.	Germany	German	female	jasmin.burgermeister@posteo.eu	+4915123382356	No	Yes	HLPF, Rio+20, Post-2015	No	Yes	No	No	-
64	6/13/2015 12:08:53	Winget	Jean	wgdesign	https://businesspartnershiphub.org/accounts/dashboard/	analyst/owner	Assist with developing utainable technology for medical disaster and eco systems	U.S.A.	U.S.A.	Female	wings123@hotmail.com	270.883.3890	Yes	Yes	UN summits, 26-27 May 2015 UN Generl Assembly post 2015 hearing	No	Yes	No	No
65	6/17/2015 5:14:12	Amatya	Jenish	International Youth Council - Nepal	Internationalyouthcouncil.com	Board Member	The IYC is dedicated to giving young people across the world both collective voice and a mechanism to support global sustainable development.	United States	Nepal	Female	jenish.amatya@gmail.com	4433016126	No	Yes	CSW 2015	No	Yes	No	No
66	6/13/2015 5:31:49	Malek	Jihène	YPFP ambassador, champion member seep network, expert with women's major group	www.ypfp.com/http://www.seepnetwork.org/	Chief economist, researcher and expert	sustainable development / diplomacy and leadership	Tunisia	Tunisian	Female	mrs.jihene.malek.2015@gmail.com	21694180283	No	No	none	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	women's major group	Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership	I'm doctor in economics working in the area of sustainable development, i'm also researcher and expert . I have experience to provide expertise about the post-2015 agenda by writing articles , policy brief and chapter. In the same time , I have opportunity to offer expertise about challenges of women in the post-2015 agenda in many international events as conferences, meeting , capacity building events for experts , etc. In the same time , in my research area i'm collecting data about all the determinants and indicators of sustainable development to do then empirical analysis, statistic analysis and to determine the relationship between all the pillar ( economic, social , governance, environmental). all this results give me the opportunity to analyse the relationship between each pillar to another and also each determinant. I'm also ambassador and champion member of international NGO, i'm trying to be active in social media to talk about challenges for the post-2015 agenda and in some events. I also write chapter and try to do an evaluation in my chapter to the progress of strategies of women's economic empowerment in especially developing world. For my career , i was university assistant as teacher in public university during seven year, i thought economics and i also participated in incubators activities. Then , i worked in consultancy office as junior consultant and i was volunteer then in many think-thank by contributing in writing articles and policy brief. Actually, i'm working as Chief Economist in Public institution in the area of sustainable development.
67	6/17/2015 9:13:49	Malek	Jihène	YPFP ambassador, SEEP Network champion member, expert with women's major group	www.ypyp.com/www.seepnetwork.com	Chief economist, researcher and expert	sustainable development	Tunisia	Tunisian	Female	mrs.jihene.malek.2015@gmail.com	21694180283	No	No	none	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	wome's major group	Follow up and Review	i'm doctor in economics, researcher and writer of articles, chapter and policy brief. i'm working actually as chief economist in public institution in the area of sustainable development. also i'm expert with women's major group and member of many international NGOs and network . i'm engaged in the issue in the post-2015 development agenda especially in the area of women's empowerment and gender equality. In addition, i' supporting women's rights and autonomy. I'm also writing articles about the pillar of sustainable development goals and its systematic connection ( economic, social, environmental and governance).
68	6/12/2015 6:50:14	YUMNAM	JITEN	Centre for Research and Advocacy Manipur	www.cramanipur.org	Secretary	To promote sustainable Development and human rights of indigenous peoples and other marginalized communities.	India	Indian	Male	mangangmacha@gmail.com	91 9774328712	No	Yes	14th Session of UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, 20 - 30 April, 2015 , UN HQ & Stakeholders Meet on Follow UP and Means of Implementation and FFD, 23 April, 2015 at UN Headquarters. I also attended the UN Conference on Environment and Development, held at Rio De Janeiro in June, 2012.	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	CSOs (CSO Partnership for Development Effectiveness (CPDE)	Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs, Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership, Follow up and Review	I am one of the March Selection Steering Committee member to finalize the speakers for the April Stakeholders meet on Sustainable Development Goals on Review and Means of Implementation, 23 April 2015 at UN HQ. I also attended the stakeholders meet on 23rd April and contributed in defining contents for representatives of our organization in direct deliberations during the Stakeholders meet. As the Co- chair of the Working Group on MDGs, under the CSO Partnership for Development Effectiveness (CPDE), a global network of more than 4000 CSOs, I am involved in providing extensive inputs to the outcome of the Open Working Group (OWG) processes on defining Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and to the Inter-Gvernmental Committee on Sustainable Development Financing in late 2014. I am also involved in providing CPDE responses to the UN Secretary General's synthesis report on OWG and Financing for Development. I am currently involved in the ongoing preparatory processes for defining the outcome document of the Financing for Development in Addis Abbaba and providing inputs to the existing Zero Draft and to engage member States of UN to integrate recommendations of CSOs for a SDGs financing based on respect of human rights and private sector accountability. I am also involved in the efforts of the Civil Society Organizations across Asia Pacific through the Asia Pacific Civil Society Mechanism to the existing Zero draft of the Post 2015 outcome document.
69	6/15/2015 5:01:00	Cordaro	John	International Agri-Food Network / International Pulse Trade and Industry Confederation	http://www.agrifood.net/	Global Business Advisor	The primary purpose of the IAFN is to define and deliver the private sectors’ commitment to addressing global poverty and food security.	United States of America	United States of America	Male	jbcordaro@hotmail.com	+12042274611	Yes	Yes	26-27 May 2015 UN General Assembly post-2015 hearings, ICN2, Committee on World Food Security and Nutrition (CFS), CFS Principles for Responsible Investment in Agriculture and Food Systems (RAI), Post-2015 intergovernmental negotiations (Means of implementation and Global partnership for sustainable development)	No	Yes	No	No
70	6/11/2015 14:33:25	Horowitz	Jonathan	Open Society Foundations	http://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/	Legal Officer	The Open Society Foundations work to build vibrant and tolerant democracies whose governments are accountable to their citizens.	USA	USA	Male	sara.kaeni@opensocietyfoundations.org	212 548 1462	Yes	Yes	April post-2015 negotiations	No	Yes	No	No
71	6/13/2015 16:20:46	Barbour	Joseph Wesseh	Foundation for Education Loan Services (FELS)	n/a	County Coordinator	To provide education services to needed students and micro loan to small business and pettie traders	Liberia	Liberian	Male	JosephAde@yahoo.com	+231886683811	No	No	n/a	No	Yes	Yes	No	n/a	Follow up and Review	n/a
72	6/13/2015 15:49:51	Flomo	K. Ma-weyatta	West Africa Network for Peace Building (WANPB)	n/a	Advocacy Officer	WANPB Mission statement is to Advocate for peace, stability, equality and women/girls rights and empowerment.	Liberia	Liberian	Female	allisonbinda@gmail,com	+231886810118	No	No	n/a	No	Yes	Yes	No	n/a	Follow up and Review	N/A
73	6/10/2015 3:41:08	SINGH	KABIR	ASIA PACIFIC ALLIANCE FOR SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AND RIGHTS	http://www.asiapacificalliance.org/	EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR	to ensure everyone’s right to health is fully achieved through the promotion and inclusion of sexual and reproductive health and rights.	THAILAND	INDIAN	MALE	kabir@asiapacificalliance.org	+66926964693	No	Yes	INTERGOVERNMENTAL NEGOTIATIONS ON MEANS OF IMPLEMENTATION & FINANCIAL FOR DEVELOPMENT	No	Yes	Yes	No	WOMENS	Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership, Follow up and Review	Mr. Kabir Singh has been active in the post 2015 processes and in civil society engagement thereof. Mr. Kabir Singh and his organisation APA is one of the key and most active organisation in AP-RCEM Women Constituency and in the region. He is also experienced in facilitating outreach and identifying key speakers, organizing inputs from the MGs and other stakeholders. He has also worked collaboratively and constructively with the UN-ESCAP, UN-Women, and other UN agencies including ICPD, Beijing+20, and Post-2015.
74	6/17/2015 5:12:36	Amatya	Kanchan	International Youth Council - Nepal	Internationalyouthcouncil.com	President	MD	United States	Nepal	Female	kanchan.official@gmail.com	4433016126	No	Yes	CSW 2015	No	Yes	No	No
75	6/11/2015 18:21:03	Imata	Katsuji	Ugoku/Ugokasu (GCAP Japan)	www.ugokuugokasu.jp	President	Ugoku/Ugokasu (GCAP Japan) is a network of Japanese NGOs focusing on policy advocacy and public campaigning, calling for an achievement of MDGs and an end to poverty.	Japan/US	Japan	Male	katsuji@csonj.org	202 730 5450 (US)	No	Yes	2014 UN General Assembly, etc	No	Yes	No	No
76	6/11/2015 4:00:16	Basu	Kehkashan	Taking It Global	https://www.tigweb.org/	Member	TakingITGlobal empowers youth to understand and act on the world's greatest challenges	UAE	Indian	F	kehkashanbasu@gmail.com	971551932801	Yes	Yes	Rio+20 , HLPF	No	Yes	Yes	No	None	Preamble and introduction	I am a youth and gender activist and have been working at a grassroots level to spread awareness amongst children and youth , primarily girls about the Millennium Development Goals and now its transition into the post2015 agenda. I conduct workshops and organize climate action events wherein young people get to enhance their knowledge base and pledge to take action on mitigating the same. I have attended Rio+20 , HLPF2014 , UNEA and several other UN forums. My region , the Middle East , has a lot of unique issues , related to youth migration , climate change , refugees and all these affect youth , especially girls. I wanted to share this experience at the forum so that these could be integrated into the post2015 development agenda.
77	6/11/2015 10:46:05	Sebany	Kerezhi	ONE	www.one.org	Research Assistant	ONE is an international campaigning and advocacy organization of more than 6 million people taking action to end extreme poverty and preventable disease, particularly in Africa… because the facts show extreme poverty has already been cut by 60% and can be virtually eliminated by 2030, but only if we act with urgency now. Cofounded by Bono, we raise public awareness and work with political leaders to combat AIDS and preventable diseases, increase investments in agriculture and nutrition, and demand greater transparency so governments are accountable to their citizens. ONE does not raise money itself to build schools, hospitals and the like, but does its work by advocacy and campaigning so that government funds continue to flow to programs that make a difference in people’s lives. ONE works closely with African activists and policymakers as they fight corruption, promote poverty-fighting priorities, monitor the use of aid, and help build civil society and economic development. ONE’s work is strictly politically non-partisan. In recent years, ONE’s members, together with other campaigners, have played an important role in persuading governments to support effective programs and policies that are making a measurable difference in fighting extreme poverty and disease. Partly as a result of these advocacy efforts, more than 9 million people living in Africa today have access to lifesaving AIDS medication, up from only 50,000 in 2002. Malaria has been cut by 75% in eight African countries since 2000, and 54 million more children across sub-Saharan Africa are now going to primary school compared to 1999. ONE is not a grant-making organization and does not solicit funding from the public or receive government funding. ONE is funded almost entirely by foundations, individual philanthropists and corporations. We achieve change through advocacy – our teams in Washington, D.C., New York, London, Johannesburg, Brussels, Berlin and Paris educate and lobby governments to shape policy solutions that save and improve millions of lives.	United States	Ethiopian	Female	ksebany@one.org	2023301023	No	No	None	No	Yes	No	No	N/A		N/A
78	6/10/2015 14:54:37	McLean	Kerry	International Association of Democratic Lawyers	http://www.iadllaw.org/	Human rights lawyer	The IADL is committed to the principle of equality among peoples, the rights of all peoples to self-determination, the elimination of imperialism and colonialism and the peaceful settlement of international disputes.	USA	USA	Female	kerrymclean@gmail.com	9177478814	Yes	Yes	Commission on the Status of Women; WCAR; Durban Review	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Women of African Descent	Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs, Follow up and Review	I am a human rights lawyer. I have expertise on women's rights, racial discrimination, trafficking, land rights, elections, UN advocacy and capacity building. I've worked in the US (where I am from), as well as in Europe, Africa, Asia and Latin America.
79	6/13/2015 7:43:37	Javed Bhatti	Khalid	Help and Development Organization	Nil	Executive Director	The Organization’s mission statement builds on the vision statement. A mission statement is management-oriented where an NGO focuses on the present and strategies to reach the vision. While the vision statement serves as the end, the mission acts as the means.	Pakistan	Pakistani	Male	k_hdo@hotmail.com	0092 300 777 23 94	Yes	No	Nil	No	Yes	No	No
80	6/15/2015 14:52:38	Konstantin	Kouznetsov	Russian Fair Trade Organization	vk.com/smrvolunteers	Advisor	International development education and volunteerism among the Russian youth	Russia	Russian	Male	kkouznetsov@hotmail.com	929.342.9021	No	Yes	Special Event on the MDGs, September 2013; UN DPI NGO Conference, August 2014; 68th Session of UN GA September 2014 high-level week events on MDGs/SDGs; Intergovernmental negotiations of Post-2015 agenda, January - May 2015	No	Yes	No	No
81	6/11/2015 14:50:21	Wissow	Leah	Open Society Foundations	http://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/	Senior Program Coordinator	The Open Society Foundations work to build vibrant and tolerant democracies whose governments are accountable to their citizens.	USA	USA	Female	sara.kaeni@opensocietyfoundations.org	212 548 1462	Yes	Yes	April post-2015 negotiations	No	Yes	No	No
82	6/11/2015 14:53:26	Teale	Lotta	Open Society Foundations	http://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/	Project Manager	The Open Society Foundations work to build vibrant and tolerant democracies whose governments are accountable to their citizens.	UK	UK	Female	sara.kaeni@opensocietyfoundations.org	212 548 1462	Yes	Yes	April post-2015 negotiations	No	Yes	No	No
83	6/11/2015 12:58:16	Graham	Lucy	Amnesty International	www.amnesty.org	Legal Adviser	Amnesty International is a global movement of more than 7 million people who take injustice personally. We are campaigning for a world where human rights are enjoyed by all.	United Kingdom	British	Female	lucy.graham@amnesty.org	+442074135936	Yes	Yes	MDG Summit, Open Working Group post-2015	No	Yes	No	No
84	6/13/2015 16:06:34	Kamara	M. Massa	Conflict Prevention Center (CPC)	n/a	County Coordinator	CPC mission statement is to prevent, manage, mitigate and advocate for peaceful co.existence	Liberia	Liberian	Female	nofol2012@gmail.com	+23177595781	No	No	n/a	No	Yes	Yes	No	n/a	Follow up and Review	N/A
85	6/11/2015 9:59:28	Sembereka	MacDonald	Global Interfaith Network of People of All Sexes, Sexual Orientations, Gender Identities and Expressions	http://www.gin-ssogie.org/	Executive Director	GIN-SSOGIE comprises individuals and organisations engaged with faith and spirituality. We are committed to using our beliefs and traditions to ensure that the views, values and rights of people of all sexes, sexual orientations, gender identities and expressions are recognised, respected, and valued.	Malawi	Malawi	Male	msembereka@gmail.com	+265995494445	No	No	None	No	Yes	Yes	No		Preamble and introduction, Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs, Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership, Follow up and Review	MacDonald Sembereka has been an Anglican (Episcopal ) priest for more than twenty years in Malawi. An accomplished theologian, social and human rights activist that has its source from his conviction that all human beings have dignity and deserves such. He has studied both Theology and Social Pedagogics both at home and beyond. He has worked in the church, civil society and as Presidential Advisor to former President Joyce Banda of the Republic of Malawi for Civil Society, HIV and AIDS and social issues. He is currently the Executive Director of Global Interfaith Network of People of All Sexes, Sexual Orientations, Gender Identities and Expressions- an organization that thrives around ensuring that the intersectionality of faiths, traditions, spirituality and human rights are preserved, upheld and promoted and promotion of new faith narratives of inclusion. MacDonald is a born human rights activist and a priest by calling.
86	6/8/2015 23:17:22	Datt	Madhav	Peace Child International	http://www.peacechild.org	Representative to the United Nations	Peace Child International empowers young people to be the change they want to see in the world through education, employability and entrepreneurship.	India	India	Male	madhav.datt@hotmail.com	+918826578000	Yes	No	None	No	Yes	Yes	No	Major Group from Children & Youth (MGCY)	Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership, Follow up and Review	I am Madhav Datt, an 18 year old environmental activist, and have been working with Green the Gene, UNEP, Plant for the Planet for the last 10 years. I am Founder & President of Green the Gene. Green the Gene is an international completely youth-run (everyone on our Global Board is under 24), non-profit environmental organisation, founded in 2004 by me. Over the past 10 years, this initiative grew, and today is an international, completely youth run, non-profit, environmental organization with active projects in 45 countries, with over 4800 youth volunteers, all under the age of 24, from different schools and universities across the world. I am the UNEP Eco-Generation Youth Ambassador for the Asia Pacific Region, and have worked on the Global Board of Plant for the Planet. I am one of the sixteen extraordinary young people from across the Commonwealth countries that have been selected for the prestigious 2015 Commonwealth Youth Awards for Excellence in Development Work. The awards recognise outstanding young people under 30 whose development projects and programmes have had significant impact on their communities, countries and across the globe. I have also been awarded the title "Youth Environmentalist of the Year" by the Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India for dedicated work, impact projects and youth mobilization efforts in the field of environment and climate change.
87	6/13/2015 8:41:47	Parker	Malaka	Caribbean Leadership Network on Population Development	Under construction	Executive Director	To advance the agenda of ICPD and Sustainable Development Goals as meaningful tools to national development, social advancement and the protection of individual human right.	Antigua and Barbuda	Antiguan	Female	Malaka.parker@gmail.com	12687644661	No	Yes	Intergovernmental meetings on SDGs- March and May 2015 under Family Care International (FCI)	No	Yes	No	No
88	6/15/2015 6:24:11	Marlon	Manuel	Alternative Law Groups	www.saligan.org	Director	SALIGAN is a legal resource non-governmental organization doing developmental legal work with women, farmers, workers, the urban poor, the indigenous peoples and local communities. SALIGAN seeks to effect societal change by working towards the empowerment of women, the basic sectors, and local communities through the creative use of the law and legal resources.	Philippines	Philippine	Male	aidan.harris@opensocietyfoundations.org	+442070311718	Yes	Yes	April 2015 hearings	No	Yes	No	No
89	6/11/2015 14:29:14	Krupanski	Marc	Open Society Foundations	http://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/	Program Officer	The Open Society Foundations work to build vibrant and tolerant democracies whose governments are accountable to their citizens.	USA	USA	Male	sara.kaeni@opensocietyfoundations.org	212 548 1462	Yes	Yes	April post-2015 negotiations	No	Yes	No	No
90	6/9/2015 4:27:50	Antip	Maria	International Fertilizer Industry Association	http://www.fertilizer.org/	Policy Analyst	The responsible production use and distribution of crop nutrients.	France	Romanian	female	mantip@fertilizer.org	+33651611260	Yes	Yes	HLPF, RIO + 20	No	Yes	No	No	Business and Industry	Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership
91	6/11/2015 10:31:23	SCAMPINI FRANCO	MARIA ALEJANDRA	AWID	WWW.AWID.ORG	ADVOCACY ASSOCIATE	awid is an international feminsit membership organization committed to sustainable developemnt, gender equality and women´s rights	URUGUAY	URUGUAYAN	FEMAIL	ASCAMPINI@AWID.ORG	59897986432	Yes	Yes	Open working Group sessions in 2013, 2014 and 2015	No	Yes	No	No
92	6/13/2015 8:00:38	Bruno	Maria Carmela	Basilicata Region	www.regione.basilicata.it	Executive Director of the Geological Office	Local Authority of regional level	Italy	Italian	Female	marikabruno@libero.it	+393388630110	No	No	None	No	Yes	No	No
93	6/14/2015 18:03:24	Mitchell	Mariama D. Rogers	Center for Peace Development Effectiveness (CEPDE)	n/a	Assistant Program Coordinator	To Promote Peace,Transparency, Development, and Effectiveness	Liberia	Liberian	Female	allisonbinda@gail.com	+231886406672	No	No	n/a	No	Yes	Yes	No	n/a	Follow up and Review	n/a
94	6/10/2015 6:11:40	Udugampalage	Marian Geetha Lakmini Fernando	National Fisheries Solidarrity Movement	www.nafso-onlin.or	dministartive Secratary	Just Socity	SriLanka	SriLankan	Femail	glakmini1@gmail.com	94776163106	No	No	CSW 56,HRC	No	Yes	No	Yes	Gender		Non
95	6/8/2015 20:10:41	Diogène	Marie Carl Vital	Acsis	www.acsishaiti.org	Secretary general	As a hunanitarian local NGO, ACSIS mission statement consists of fighting to overcome poverty in its all aspects that affect the poor people life in many communities where the majority of people are hopeless and can’t climb the mount of social exclusion and social injustice. Thus ACSIS mission statement is help people live in a better community in solidarity	Haiti	Haiti	Femel	cosvolcygerald@yahoo.fr	50948939768	No	Yes	26-27 May Post-2015 hearings steering committee	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	ACSIS	Preamble and introduction, Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs, Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership, Follow up and Review, Annex II: Food for Thought Paper on Proposed Technology Facilitation Mechanism	As a social worker with the career in community work, some of my areas of expertise are directly related to the post-2015 development agenda. At first, my works at ACSIS since 2010 are intended to overcome poverty, fight against sex discrimination, allow sex equality and promote community empowerment. Different project such as VERP "Vulnerable Economic Raise Program", School support , Protection and gender based violence program, youth emancipation, woman empowerment and citizen participation are the examples of many other projects related with post-2015 development agenda.
96	6/13/2015 14:45:34	Jangaba	Meiney Charles	War Victims Assistances Programs/(WAVAP)	n/a	Regional Coordinator	WAVAP Mission statement is to inprove livelihood of vulnerable through Agricultur and micro credit etc e	Liberia	Liberian	Male	jangabajr@gmail.com	+231886738320	No	No	n/a	No	Yes	Yes	No	n/a	Follow up and Review	n/a
97	6/13/2015 14:07:38	Marcia	Melewon	African Women and Children Development Organization of Liberia (AWOCDOL)	n/a	Program Coordinator	AWOCDOL cater to the welfare of women & children, provide them with loan for empowerment/development	Liberia	Liberian	Female	awocdol@gmail.com	+231886841446	No	No	n/a	No	Yes	Yes	No	n/a	Follow up and Review	N/A
98	6/11/2015 14:22:39	Sosa	Michael	Open Society Foundations	http://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/	Program Coordinator	The Open Society Foundations work to build vibrant and tolerant democracies whose governments are accountable to their citizens.	USA	USA	Male	sara.kaeni@opensocietyfoundations.org	212 548 1462	Yes	Yes	April post-2015 negotiations	No	Yes	No	No
99	6/13/2015 13:31:10	Kargbo	Mikhailu Carlos	Concern Care for Children and Women Foundation, Inc.	n/a	Field Coordinator	To promote, empower, and for women and children rights	Liberia	Liberian	Male	nofol2012@gmail.com	+231777735400	No	No	n/a	No	Yes	Yes	No	n/a	Follow up and Review	My organization is working on gender, children and women empowerment issues as well as women and children rights protection and would like to speak on the "Rights of women and children".
100	6/8/2015 16:46:31	Rozas-Simon	Mireia	nrg4SD	http://www.nrg4sd.org/	Deputy Head of Delegation	NEW YORK	United States	USA	female	merozas@gencat.cat	9176236702	No	Yes	OWG	No	Yes	No			Follow up and Review
101	6/11/2015 14:58:56	Bainda	Momo A.	National Old Folks of Liberia (NOFOL)	www.nofol-org.webnode.com	Executive Director	NOFOL'S mission is to advocate for the under previlege, vulnerable people and the ederly popublics	Liberia	Liberian	Male	nofol2012@gmail.com	+231886453242	No	No	n/a	No	Yes	Yes	No		Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership
102	6/9/2015 1:58:46	Waituru	Mwangi	VSO Jitolee	www.vsojitolee.org	Africa Policy and Advocacy Advisor(Post 2015)	Our core mandate is to promote volunteerism to address global poverty by enhancing the participation of disadvantaged members of society in socio-economic and political development.	Kenya	Kenyan	Male	mwangi.waituru@vsoint.org	254700001021	Yes	Yes	Intergovernmental Negotiations for a Post 2015 agenda	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Volunteer Involving Organisations	Preamble and introduction, Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership, Follow up and Review, Annex II: Food for Thought Paper on Proposed Technology Facilitation Mechanism	Charles Mwangi Waituru has been VSO’s regional post-2015 advisor for Africa since November 2014. He is an established figure in the post-2015 process as co-chair to the global Beyond 2015 coalition since 2011 and as an IDS Participate focal point. In this role he helped carry out participatory research with children living with disability and gained insight into the factors that hinder some population sectors from participating in development. He became Director of the Seed Institute in 2012 which promotes sustainable human development for people living in poverty. This positioned him to become a co-chair of the Global Call for Action on Poverty (GCAP) global council and serve as the GCAP national coordinator in Kenya. For three years prior, Mwangi was leading the innovative Talking Gardens program that use s crop production in the school garden as a springboard to improved curriculum delivery, improved retention rates and better school-community relations in Migori county. In January 2015 Mwangi was part of the stakeholder steering committee for both the UN’s Intergovernmental negotiations and the Civil Society preparatory forum at the UN. He delivered a speech and was on the drafting committee which produced the first civil society declaration sent to member states entering into negotiations. Mwangi is completing his Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Education Management Policy at Kenyatta University
103	6/10/2015 20:02:13	Chivukula	Mythili	Non Violence International	http://nonviolenceinternational.net/	Consultant	Nonviolence International researches and promotes nonviolent action, a culture of peace, and seeks to reduce violence and passivity worldwide. We believe that all people of every culture and religion can employ appropriate nonviolent methods for personal fulfillment, positive social change and international peace.	USA	India	Female	mythili87@gmail.com	646-541-5722	Yes	Yes	first meeting of the Inter-Agency Expert Group on SDG Indicators	No	Yes	No	No
104	6/6/2015 13:48:16	Nanjee	Naveed	University of Edinburgh	http://www.law.ed.ac.uk/			United States	American	Male	naveed.nanjee@gmail.com	7138857553	No	Yes	23-27 March Negotiations for the Post-2015 development agenda	No	Yes	Yes				Naveed is originally from Sugar Land, Texas. He obtained his Masters of Law from the University of Edinburgh. Most recently, he worked at the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE), where he served as part of the Secretariat to help monitor the implementation of the five Multilateral Environmental Agreements (MEAs) currently in force. Previously, he completed his undergraduate degree with high honors from Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee double majoring in Cognitive Science and Sustainable Development. Naveed is well traveled and has lived in Geneva, Edinburgh, Tunis, Yangon, London and Cape Town.
105	6/9/2015 20:14:20	Economu	Nicole	Tinker Institute on International Law and Organizations (T.I.I.L.O.)	www.tiilo.org	Intern	T.I.I.L.O. is dedicated to education and research on international law and organizations.	USA	USA	female	ctinker04@yahoo.com	646-284-1832	Yes	Yes	Rio '92, CSD, Rio+20, OWG on SDGs for 2 years, COPs for CBD and Ramsar Conventions	No	Yes	No	No	NGO MG
106	6/12/2015 14:28:21	Alexandre	Nikola	Environmental Performance Index	http://epi.yale.edu	Research Assistant	N/A	United States of America	United States of America	Male	nikola.alexandre@yale.edu	860-373-8135	No	Yes	Post-2015 intergovernmental negotiations on Sustainable development, Declaration Session (February 2015); Post-2015 intergovernmental negotiations on Sustainable development goals and targets (March 2015); Post-2015 intergovernmental negotiations on Means of implementation and global partnership for sustainable development (April 2015); Post-2015 intergovernmental negotiations on Follow-up and review (May 2015)	No	Yes	No	No
107	6/11/2015 7:14:53	Munoz	Paloma	Danish Institute for Human Rights	http://www.humanrights.dk/	Advisor, Human Rights and Business	We are Denmark’s national human rights institution. We are also a national equality body in relation to race and ethnicity and gender. Furthermore, we have a special role in the disability area where we promote and monitor the implementation of the UN Convention on the rights of persons with disabilities. In Denmark, we advise the government, the parliament, ministries and public authorities on human rights, among other things, when new legislation is suggested. We produce analyses and research on human rights, for instance about children with imprisoned parents, legislation on terrorism, the rights of stateless human beings and equal pay. We carry out specific projects to promote equal treatment and advise those who may have been discriminated against. We map out the biggest human rights challenges in Denmark as well as the yearly improvements in the area. For more information, see our annual Status Report and The Annual Report to the Danish Parliament 2013. Internationally, we work with states, independent organizations and the corporate sector, enabling them to strengthen human rights in their respective countries. We assist in building well-functioning legal systems abroad and to ensure the influence of civil society. We aid private companies in assessing the impact of their work on human rights. We educate police officers, school teachers, ombudsmen, and judges on human rights.	United States	American/Chilean	Woman	pamu@humanrights.dk	202-304-9117	No	Yes	UN Annual Forum on Business and Human Rights	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	International Coordinating Committee of National Human Rights Institutions	Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership, Follow up and Review
108	6/16/2015 10:43:20	Martín García	Pamela	FUSA AC	http://grupofusa.org/	Consultant. Advocacy Area	FUSA as Civil Association aims for the defense of the rights of adolescents and young people, gives them timely and accessible comprehensive health care , information and education to enable them to make free in a healthy environment to achieve informed decisions, responsibility and construction a better life project and the full enjoyment of their sexual and reproductive lives.	Argentina	Argentina	femenino	pame.martingarcia@gmail.com	+54 11 31827344	No	Yes	47CPD-UNGASS2014- Intergubernamental meetings about post2015 in march, april and may. We are in the WMG.	No	Yes	No	No
109	6/9/2015 5:06:53	Walsh	Patrick	University College Dublin	www.ucd.ie	Chair of International Development Studies	Education and Research	New York, SDSN	Irish	Male	ppwalsh@ucd.ie	12128702794	No	No	none	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Science	Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership	Moderator of Econ-Soc e-discussion on Monitoring and Review Had Inputs to the GSDR (2015) Chair of the Global Association of Maters in Development Students Expert Meeting with UN DESA on Science-Policy Interface for GSDR (2015) :Talking at Launch of the GSDR (2015) Senior Adviser to Jeff Sachs within SDSN on post-2015. Partnerships Implementation and Monitoring and Review During the Academic Year 2014-2015 Patrick Paul Walsh is on sabbatical. Visiting Senior Research Scholar , Columbia University, New York. ppw2109@columbia.edu Senior Adviser, UN SDSN, New York. Paul.Walsh@UNSDSN.org Biography: Patrick Paul Walsh is the UCD Chair of International Development Studies in Dublin, Ireland. He received a Ph.D. in Economics from the L.S.E. . During 1992-2007 he worked in Trinity College Dublin. He was a Visiting Professor at K.U. Leuven during 1997-1999 and a Research Scholar in the Department of Economics, Harvard University, during the academic year 2002-2003. He is the chair of the Academic Steering committee of the Global Association of Masters of Development Practice hosted at Columbia University. His current research is on Agricultural Productivity in East Africa, Social Security for all, HIV/AIDS clinical trials, Election Outcomes in Malawi and on proposed SDGs, among other things.
110	6/9/2015 23:21:54	GUZMAN PEREZ	PEDRO GERMAN	Peoples' Coalition on Food Sovereignty	www.foodsov.org	Regional Coordinator	To develop and promote the Peoples' Food Sovereingty as the alternative platform against neoliberal globalization on food and agriculture; to develop ad popularize the proposals of the Peoples Convention on Food Sovereignty, as a guiding principle in food and agriculture, and as a unifying all for mass movements across the globe.	Colombia	Colombian	Male	pguzper@gmail.com; pedro.guzman@outlook.com	311-8410124	No	Yes	UN May IGN 2015	No	Yes	Yes	No	N/A	Preamble and introduction, Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs, Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership, Follow up and Review, Annex II: Food for Thought Paper on Proposed Technology Facilitation Mechanism	He is the regional coordinator of the Peoples Coalition on Food Sovereignty (PCFS) in Latin America and the Caribbean since 2012 (when PCFS begins in LAC). PCFS is a grassroots organizations' network of rural women, indigenous peoples, fisherfolks and supporting NGOs who fight for the rights of the peoples for their food sovereignty and human rights in Africa, Asia and Latin America and the Caribbean. Now, two years after the constitution of PCFS in LAC, we are continuously promoting a grass root level discussion about development, how MDGs and now SDGs are really affecting the peoples lives. Several discussions start with few national workshops in the El Salvador, Colombia and Bolivia in 2013. PCFS also participates in the Campaign of the Peoples Goals for Sustainable Development CPGSD, a global campaign leaded by southern organizations conected with the grassroot struggles engaged to the official proccess on the Post 2015 dev agenda. Pedro Guzman was also a member of the March Steering Commitee.
111	6/8/2015 5:35:27	Lengkeek	Quirine	CHOICE for Youth and Sexuality	http://www.choiceforyouth.org/	Youth advocate	Advocating for meaningful youth participation in SRHR issues.	The Netherlands	Dutch	Cis-female	quirine@choiceforyouth.org	+31644629955	No	Yes	Commission on Population and Development, Commission on the status of Women, UN General Assembly, Open Working Group 8	No	Yes	No
112	6/11/2015 6:41:12	Venoranda	Rebecca Kuboka	Youth Coalition	www.youthcoalition.org	Youth Activist	ims to ensure that the sexual and reproductive rights of all young people are respected, guaranteed and promoted, and strives to secure the meaningful participation of young people in decision-making that affects their lives, by advocating, generating knowledge, sharing information, building partnerships and training young activists with a focus on the regional and international levels.	Kenya	Kenyan	Female	venoranda@youthcoalition.org	+254724093694	No	Yes	International Population Conference on development &UNGASS	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Youth Coalition( Youth Leadership Working Group)	Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs	Venoranda Rebeccca Kuboka from Kenya is currently pursuing a Masters in Child and Youth psychology. She has worked in the field of Reproductive Health and Rights for 5 years and is involved in advocacy at International, National and Regional level to lobby and advocates for policy reforms on sexual reproductive health and rights. She has actively participated in ICPD programme of action representing the youth in New York for two years now, in Addis Ababa at a regional forum on ICPD and plays an integral role in Championing for Youth rights in Kenya. Venoranda works closely with Youth coalition which is a youth led organization as a member from Kenya .A Co –chair in the Sexual orientation and Gender Identity task force and a representative in the Youth Leadership Working Group which is involved in championing Youth issues in the Post 2015 process. She has vast experience promoting Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (ASRH&R) through capacity building of girls and young women and advocacy.
113	6/11/2015 14:30:52	Walter	Rebekah	Open Society Foundations	http://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/	Program Officer	The Open Society Foundations work to build vibrant and tolerant democracies whose governments are accountable to their citizens.	USA	USA	Female	sara.kaeni@opensocietyfoundations.org	212 548 1462	Yes	Yes	April post-2015 negotiations	No	Yes	No	No
114	6/11/2015 14:48:48	Varenik	Robert	Open Society Foundations	http://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/	Director of Programs	The Open Society Foundations work to build vibrant and tolerant democracies whose governments are accountable to their citizens.	USA	USA	Male	sara.kaeni@opensocietyfoundations.org	212 548 1462	Yes	Yes	April post-2015 negotiations	No	Yes	No	No
115	6/13/2015 13:44:02	Messias	Rodrigo	nrg4SD - Network of Regional Governments for Sustainable Development	www.nrg4sd.org	Policy Officer	Global voice of subnational governments	Brazil	Brazil	Male	rmessias@nrg4sd.org	+5511988501698	No	Yes	UNCSD (Rio+20), UNFCCC and CBD COPs, UNEA and UNEP CPRs, OWG meetings, Post-2015 IGN sessions, HLPF, GA post-2015 hearings	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Local Authorities Major Group	Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership, Follow up and Review, Annex II: Food for Thought Paper on Proposed Technology Facilitation Mechanism	Over the past years, I've had the opportunity to follow up some of the process within the UN system, mostly on themes related to sustainable development and environmental policies. During this time, I became engaged in the activities of local and subnational governments at the international scenario. While observing these dynamics, I was interested by the debates of a new international governance, which could contribute to more fair and equitable societies. I've studied International Relations and worked on the insertion of regional governments in the global discussions for the past 5 years. It included working experience at the Sao Paolo State government, where I could better understand the challenges and gaps for translating the international guidelines into concrete public policies implemented on the ground. With a view to the implementation of post-2015 development agenda, including the SDGs, local and regional governments will be crucial partners to ensure this tranformational proposal will come into reality. Considering the existing legal capacities and institutions, aligned to their territorial planning competencies, are important elements to complement national efforts, ensuring cohesion and coherence while enabling the participation of civil society and other stakeholders.
116	6/17/2015 16:30:21	Kapp	Roger	TheAdvisors.com	TheAdvisors.com	CEO	Sustain Development	Switzerland	Swiss	Male	rkapp@theadvisors.com	+41794093124	No	Yes	Rio+20 and the follow-ups	No	Yes	No	No
117	6/10/2015 12:02:26	Weerasinghe	Rohan	Nonviolence International	http://nonviolenceinternational.net/	UN SDG Team Member	Nonviolence International researches and promotes nonviolent action, a culture of peace, and seeks to reduce violence and passivity worldwide. We believe that all people of every culture and religion can employ appropriate nonviolent methods for personal fulfillment, positive social change and international peace.	USA	USA	Male	rohanwho@gmail.com	347-709-9304	Yes	Yes	Inter-agency and Expert Group on Sustainable Development Indicators (IAEG-SDGs) - 1-2 June 2015	No	Yes	No	No
118	6/17/2015 13:14:40	Ibrahim	Rudwan	FMOH	www.cpd.sd.gov	Trainer of tobacco health workers	Tobacco control	Sudan	Sudanes	Mail	rudwani@yahoo.com	+24991884320	Yes	No	None	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	tobacco taxation in my country	Preamble and introduction	my country need strong effort to adopt the strategy of taxis in tobacco smock less product like Tomback,
119	6/9/2015 14:03:25	Heindl	Rupert	UN-Major Group for Children and Youth	http://childrenyouth.org	youth council -rep, student	same as youth council	Germany	German	male	r.heindl@live.de	+491785439891	Yes	Yes	HLPF, rio+20. post 2015	No	Yes	No	No	-	Follow up and Review
120	6/10/2015 8:49:33	MENSAH	SABINA ANOKYE	ANOMENA VENTURES	www.anomena.org	CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER	ANOMENA Ventures is a registered social enterprise based in Community 18,Tema, Ghana with a mission to mainstream gender concerns into energy projects, produce and disseminate energy efficient interventions as well as clean working environment.	GHANA	GHANAIAN	FEMALE	anomena@hotmail.com	233244379974	No	Yes	COMMISSION ON STATUS OF WOMEN FORUM IN MARCH	No	Yes	No	Yes	VOICES OF AFRICAN MOTHERS (NGO)	Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs	N/A
121	6/9/2015 1:16:24	Das	Samir Kumar	International Movement of Education Culture Social & Economic Development (IMAECSED)	www.imaecsed.com	Advocate& Chairman	To prevent, mitigate and resolve violent conflicts, violation of Human Rights, Elevation of poverty, Sustainable Development, Child Trafficking, Drug abuse, Women Empowerment, Youth Development, Disaster Risk Reduction around the world	India	Indian	Male	samirkdaslegal@gmail.com	091-033-26220286	No	No	None	No	No	No	No	NA	Follow up and Review	IMAECSED respect the Charter of the United Nations and working for the promotion and betterment of International Understanding in conformity with the principles and ideals of different UN bodies. Our principal activities and motto based on UN themes. Our focus on various development areas particularly for the poorest of the poor for their upliftment and empowerment through quality education, health, etc. Our NGO promote diversity, tolerance in society while protecting, monitoring , evaluating and strengthening culture, science, Human Rights , environment, and Sustainable Development, HIV/AIDS, women empowerment, child trafficking, obesity of child, Disaster management, establishment of Peace & Democracy, etc. We encourage to campaign and motivate people to combat against corruption, crime and Drug addiction. Support all activities and concerns that make a vibrant civil society. We motivate people in all aspects of society especially vulnerable section to become a dynamic, self-reliant, and innovative citizens and an asset to the society. Our expertise and knowledge of work on post 2015 Development agenda hope to be worthy and remarkable.
122	6/13/2015 14:26:50	Freeman	Samual	Liberians United Youth for Community Safety and Development (LUCYD)	n/a	Secretary	LUCYD Mission Statement is to seek the welfare of young people empower them thought skill training programs and Advocacy.	Liberia	Liberian	Male	allisonbinda@gmail,com	+231777281896	No	No	n/a	No	Yes	Yes	No	n/a	Follow up and Review	n/a
123	6/11/2015 14:08:57	Kaeni	Sara	Open Society Foundations	http://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/	Program Coordinator	The Open Society Foundations work to build vibrant and tolerant democracies whose governments are accountable to their citizens.	USA	Canada	Female	sara.kaeni@opensocietyfoundations.org	212 548 1462	Yes	Yes	April post-2015 negotiations	No	Yes	No	No
124	6/12/2015 6:14:57	Shaw	Sarah	International Planned Parenthood Federation	www.ippf.org	Project Manager	IPPF aims to improve the quality of life of individuals by providing and campaigning for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) through advocacy and services, especially for poor and vulnerable people. The Federation defends the right of all people to enjoy sexual lives free from ill health, unwanted pregnancy, violence and discrimination. IPPF works to ensure that women are not put at unnecessary risk of injury, illness and death as a result of pregnancy and childbirth, and it supports a woman’s right to choose to terminate her pregnancy legally and safely. IPPF strives to eliminate sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and to reduce the spread and impact of HIV and AIDS.	UK	British	female	sshaw@ippf.org	2019398234	Yes	Yes	CPD, CSW, OWG, post-2015, UNGA	No	Yes	No	No		Follow up and Review
125	6/13/2015 16:33:11	Levine	Sarah	CEAD Centre for Environmental Action and Development	www.CEADNepal.org	Advisor	Mission: To encourage environmentally-mindful development whilst delivering improved livelihood action nationwide. Vision: To transform the quality of life for the people of Nepal through the promotion and integration of socio-economic and sustainable development (with consideration for living harmoniously within the natural world)	Nepal	USA	Female	lev.sarah1@gmail.com	+9779808586537	No	No	None	No	Yes	Yes	No
126	6/9/2015 14:17:39	Belliethathan	Satishkumar	Horn of Africa - Regional Environment Centre/Network	www.hoarec.org	Programme Coordinator	To improve environmental governance and management in the Horn of Africa Region, encompassing Ethiopia, Sudan, Djibouti, Kenya, Somalia and Eritrea.	Ethiopia	Indian	Male	satishkumarb@hoarec.org	+251 911 516923	No	Yes	Rio+ 20, Jan Post 2015 Stock Taking Session intergovernmental negotiations	No	Yes	No	No	Science and Technology/ NGOs	Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership
127	6/14/2015 21:59:44	Ramirez	Sebastian	Alianza Latinoamericana y Caribeña de Juventudes	http://juventudesmascairo.org/	member	The LAC Alliance is a network of young people in Latin America and the Caribbean working to ensure the recognition of human rights of young people in global and regional decision-making processes. The Alliance is important to use this context to reflect on the development model implemented at the global level and its impact on our region, recognizing the need to move to a fairer model based on sustainability, respect for human rights and equality which: • Encourage and ensure access to health, particularly universal access to services and comprehensive care in sexual and reproductive health, including HIV. • Propitiate environments which create jobs with dignity, full, for everyone without any discrimination by gender, age, race or any other status. • Ensure free public education, secular, and quality to include sex education, promote gender equality and appreciation of diversity. • Acknowledge full to youths as subjects of rights and strategic actors of development and change way; promoting the exercise of citizenship through participation, particularly young women, youths of African descent, indigenous peoples and adolescents	Mexico	Mexican	Male	sebastian.rame@gmail.com	5215528582328	No	Yes	On the intergubernamental Negotation about Means of Implementation on april 2012	No	Yes	Yes	No		Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs	Sebastian Ramirez is a Mexican activist young (27 years), an expert in youth policy, youth participation and sustainable development, with studies in Sociology at the Autonomous Metropolitan University. He was the coordinator of Choose Youth Network for Sexual and Reproductive Rights AC, as well as the Management Committee of the Latin American and Caribbean Youth Network for Sexual and Reproductive Rights team. Now part of the Latin American and Caribbean Alliance of Youth. Sebastian's leadership has allowed it to be advising the Mexican government in several UN meetings related to the theme of youth and development. It was part of the official Mexican delegation during the High Level Meeting on Youth in 2011, at the Regional Conference on Population and Development (Montevideo, 2013) and in meetings 46 ° and 48 ° of the Commission on Population and Development UN. Sebastian has closely monitored the discussion on the agenda Post 2015, participating in the development of proposals by civil society, in constant dialogue with Mexico's foreign ministry and during the intergovernmental negotiating Post in April 2015. He is currently conducting research on issues of youth employment, sustainable development and economic policys.
128	6/12/2015 4:54:29	Kiymaz Bahceci	Sehnaz	Women for Women's Human Rights - New Ways	www.wwhr.org	Executive Board Member	Women for Women’s Human Rights (WWHR) – New Ways undertakes its work with the aspiration and demand for a world in which women’s human rights and gender equality are intrinsically recognized, realized and safeguarded.	Turkey	Turkey	Female	skiymaz1@gmail.com	905377137744	Yes	Yes	50th, 51st, 53rd CSW, 5th,6th,8th OWG on SDGs, Beijing Conference,	No	Yes	No	No
129	6/16/2015 17:17:09	Mohamed	Shemilla	International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission	http://iglhrc.org	Regional Program Coordinator - Africa	The International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission (IGLHRC), founded in 1990, is a leading international human rights organization dedicated to improving the lives of people who experience discrimination or abuse on the basis of their sexual orientation, gender identity or expression. We are dedicated to strengthening the capacity of the LGBT human rights movement worldwide to effectively conduct documentation of LGBT human rights violations and by engaging in human rights advocacy with partners around the globe. We work with the United Nations, regional human rights monitoring bodies and civil society partners. IGLHRC holds consultative status at the United Nations as a recognized Non-Governmental Organization representing the concerns and human rights of lesbian, gay bisexual and transgender people worldwide.	South Africa	Zimbabwe	Female	smohamed@iglhrc.org	+27114869366	Yes	Yes	Inter-Governmental Negotiation (IGN) sessions	No	Yes	Yes	No		Preamble and introduction, Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs, Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership, Follow up and Review	Shehnilla Mohamed is IGLHRC's Regional Program Coordinator for Africa. During her over 25 years experience in media and development, Shehnilla has always maintained a strong focus on human rights including LGBTI rights violations. She previously worked as South Africa Director for Oxfam GB, Deputy Director of BBC Trust African Media Initiative based in Kenya, and Principal Advisor for the Hivos-IMS Program in Zimbabwe among others. She spent six years working in The Gulf as Bureau Chief, Northern Emirates for the daily, Gulf News. Shehnilla is presently completing her Masters and has a BA honors in Journalism and Media Studies. She is a certified work place coach and can speak English, Urdu, Shona and basic French.
130	6/11/2015 7:13:26	depraz	sophie	IPIECA	www.ipieca.org	Programme and Communications Director	An oil and gas industry that successfully improves its operations and products to meet society’s expectations for environmental and social performance.	United Kingdom	French	female	sophie.depraz@ipieca.org	+442076332371	Yes	Yes	CSD, Rio+20, FCCC, CBD, IMO etc	No	Yes	No	No
131	6/12/2015 11:18:28	Cram	Stacey	Namati	www.namati.org	Global Advocacy Specialist	In a world where billions of people live outside the protection of the law, Namati is building a global movement of grassroots legal advocates who work with communities to advance justice. These advocates are solving problems on the front lines to ensure that people can protect their land, access essential services, and take part in the decisions that govern their lives.Namati partners with civil society organizations and governments to develop, implement, and evaluate legal empowerment strategies that address urgent global challenges.	UK	UK	Female	staceycram@namati.org	+44 7916 337 523	No	Yes	UN Summit. IGNs May. Post 2015 consultations	No	Yes	Yes	No
132	6/11/2015 14:18:16	Islam	Sumaiya	Open Society Foundations	http://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/	Project Manager	The Open Society Foundations work to build vibrant and tolerant democracies whose governments are accountable to their citizens.	USA	USA	Female	sara.kaeni@opensocietyfoundations.org	212 548 1462	Yes	Yes	April post-2015 negotiations	No	Yes	No	No
133	6/15/2015 15:43:03	Zeko	Susanne	International Chamber of Commerce	Iccwbo.org	Director of Policy	Promote Free trade	Sweden	Swedish	W	Sz@icc.se	46735333880	Yes	Yes	UN General Assembly	No	Yes	No	No
134	6/16/2015 12:12:35	Møller Hjorth	Susie	Arla Foods	http://www.arla.com/	President	The farmed owned company, Arla Foods, is an International cooperative based in Århus, Denmark. Arla Foods aims to deliver nutritious dairy products through sustainable methods to achieve long term sustainability in the dairy sector	United States of America	Denmark	Female	susie.moller.hjorth@arlafoods.com	+1 2042274611	No	Yes	As a member of the Global Dairy Platform, Arla Foods has participated in the Committee on World Food Security (CFS) and the Second International Conference on Nutrition (ICN2)	No	Yes	No	No
135	6/9/2015 20:16:11	Merlo	Suzane	Tinker Institute on International Law and Organizations (T.I.I.L.O.)	www.tiilo.org	Associate	T.I.I.L.O. is dedicated to education and research on international law and organizations.	Brazil	Brazil	female	ctinker04@yahoo.com	646-284-1832	Yes	Yes	Rio '92, CSD, Rio+20, OWG on SDGs for 2 years, COPs for CBD and Ramsar Conventions	No	Yes	No	No	NGO MG
136	6/6/2015 18:55:49	Rauch	Svenja	Geneva University Department of Political Science and International Relations	http://unige.ch/sciences-societe/speri/			Switzerland	German	Female	svenja.rauch@unige.ch	908 764 7045	No	Yes	UN Conference on Sustainable Development, Rio+20	No	Yes	No
137	6/11/2015 14:42:13	Bezinyan	Svetlana	Open Society Foundations	http://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/	Program Officer	The Open Society Foundations work to build vibrant and tolerant democracies whose governments are accountable to their citizens.	USA	USA	Female	sara.kaeni@opensocietyfoundations.org	212 548 1462	Yes	Yes	April post-2015 negotiations	No	Yes	No	No
138	6/11/2015 3:47:12	Basu	Swati	Green Hope	http://greenhopeuae.wix.com/greenhope	Programme Coordinator	Our objective is to spread awareness amongst children and youth about the environment and provide a networking platform to share their projects for a sustainable, green future.	UAE	Indian	F	swatibasu139@gmail.com	971507810034	No	No	None	No	Yes	No	No
139	6/13/2015 8:55:09	Shresth	Swati	Global Forest Coalition	http://globalforestcoalition.org/	Regional Resource Person	The Global Forest Coalition supports and coordinates joint NGO/IPO campaigns for socially just and effective forest policy and the rights of Indigenous and other forest peoples.	India	Indian	Female	swatishresth@gmail.com	+91871573934	Yes	Yes	in the roster	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Womens Major Group	Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs, Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership, Follow up and Review	Been working at local, regional and national level for twenty years on the issues of rights based forest policy and livelihood security. Participated and engaged with the CBD and the UNFCCC on these issues. Would like to focus on biodiversity and sustainability during the discussions
140	6/13/2015 17:13:22	Martinez	Tania	Equidad de Género, Coudadanía, trabajo y familia	www.equidad.org.mx	Member	Equidad de Género, Ciudadanía, Trabajo y Familia A.C. (Gender Equity: Citizenship, Work and Family) is a civil society organization founded in 1996 to promote equality between women and men through the development and incorporation of public policy proposals with a gender perspective and the strengthening of women’s leadership and civil participation in all aspects of political and social life in Mexico.	mexico	Mexico	Female	tania.martinez@espolea.org	+19173341515	Yes	Yes	Post-2015 negotiations process	No	Yes	Yes	No
141	6/9/2015 16:36:34	Botogoeva	Tatiana	Tebtebba	tebtebba,org	Intern	Protection of rights of indigenous peoples	USA	USA	Female	tbotogoeva@law.gwu.edu	3473374875	No	Yes	None	No	Yes	No	No	None
142	6/8/2015 10:06:29	Jackson	Taylor	UNICEF UK	www.unicef.org.uk /	Government Relations Manager	For every child in danger	UK	United Kingdom	Female	ZaraT@unicef.org.uk	44 (0) 20 7375 6203	Yes	Yes	Conferences	No	Yes	No
143	6/8/2015 17:21:03	NFINN	Tcharbuahbokengo	Federation of Environmental and Ecological Diversity for Agricultural Revampment and Human Rights ( FEEDAR & HR )	www.feedar.interconnection.org	Director General	Sustainable development, agriculture and food security enhancement and fundamental human rights.	Cameroon	Cameroon	male	feedar97@yahoo.com	492747948819	Yes	No	UNCCD meetings, UNEP meetings, UNODC meetings, UNDPI Meetings, GEF meetings, UNCAC meetings, CBD meetings	No	Yes	Yes			Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership	Co-Founder and Director General to FEEDAR & HR, First Focal point to GEF-CSO Network for the Central African Region, First Focal point to the Global Youths Coalition on Hiv / Aids for the Central African Region, Coordinator of the Central African Regional CSOs to the Post 2015 Sustainable development goals.
144	6/8/2015 18:24:02	Jacob	Thomas	International Council of Chemical Associations (ICCA)	http://www.icca-chem.org/	Consultant	California	USA	USA	Male	thomas.r.jacob@gmail.com	9167838721	Yes	Yes	numerous, including Rio 2012, SDG OWG, Post-2015	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Business & Industry	Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership, Annex II: Food for Thought Paper on Proposed Technology Facilitation Mechanism	Tom Jacob has 17 years experience in global intergovernmental policy forums. This includes work on behalf of The DuPont Company and its allied industries, and since his retirement from DuPont, on behalf of the American Chemistry Council and the International Council of Chemical Associations. Tom’s has direct participation has included the World Trade Organization and WIPO, as well as the Johannesburg and Rio (2012) World Summits. He has extensive work with the UN Environment Program, as well as with the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (inc. Kyoto Protocol), and the UN Convention on Biological Diversity (inc. Cartagena and Nagoya Protocols). In the chemicals arena, he was involved with the negotiation of both the Stockholm and Rotterdam conventions, and has extensive experience with both UNEP Chemicals and its Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management (SAICM). Tom’s recent focus has been on initiatives emanating from the June, 2012 Rio Summit. This has included extensive work with the UN Open Working Group on Sustainable Development Goals, as well as the current UN Post-2015 processes. In addition, Tom has been the Global Focal Point for Business & Industry in the UN Programme on Sustainable Consumption and Production, commissioned at the Rio 2012 Summit. He has served on various advisory committees at UNEP, including its Advisory Committee on International Environmental Governance.
145	6/16/2015 13:16:35	Bravo Rebolledo	Timo	Youth Leadership Working Group	-	Youth advocate	-	The Netherlands	Dutch	Male	Timo@choiceforyouth.org	+31639489333	No	Yes	IGN	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Youth Leadership Working Group	Preamble and introduction, Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership, Follow up and Review
146	6/8/2015 4:34:50	Bravo Rebolledo	Timo Winfried	CHOICE for Youth and Sexuality	www.choiceforyouth.org	Youth advocate	CHOICE advocates for the sexual and reproductive health and rights of young people worldwide and empowers them to make personal decisions concerning these issues.	The Netherlands	Dutch	Male	timo@choiceforyouth.org	+31639489333	No	Yes	Commission on Population and Development, Commission on the status of Women, United Nations General Assembly, Open Working Group 8	No	Yes	No
147	6/12/2015 7:03:40	Midgley	Timothy Joao	Saferworld	www.saferworld.org.uk/	Senior Conflict and Security Advisor	Saferworld is an independent international organisation working to prevent violent conflict and build safer lives.	United Kingdom	British	Male	tmidgley@saferworld.org.uk	+44 (0)7706940195	Yes	Yes	Saferworld has been directly engaged with the UN in relation to the post-2015 agenda: • During the period between November 2012 and February 2013, Saferworld held presentations on how to address conflict in the post-2015 development framework at UN thematic consultation meetings in Liberia and Panama. • In February 2013 Saferworld co-authored a report on “Addressing Horizontal Inequalities in Post-2015” with UNPBSO. • In June 2013, Saferworld attended an Expert Meeting on ‘Accountability Framework for Conflict, Violence and Disaster in the Post-2015 Development Agenda’ organised by UNDP and PBSO amongst other organisations. • In August 2013 Saferworld attended an expert level consultation with UNODC on security, justice and post-2015. • In September 2013 Saferworld attended a UNDP expert consultation on rule of law and post-2015 • In April 2014, Saferworld spoke at the GA Thematic Debate on Ensuring Stable and Inclusive Societies. • In March 2015, Saferworld spoke at the Interactive Dialogue with Major Groups and other Stakeholders on the Inter-Governmental Negotiations on Goals and Targets’. • Saferworld is also part of Steering Group for UN Virtual network on indicators. In addition, we have contributed to the post-2015 debate in a range of different ways: • In September 2013 we held a side-event on post-2015 on the margins of the UNGA • In September 2013 we supported civil society from southern countries to attend the UNGA and side events • Through 2013 we produced over five reports and briefings as technical inputs to the consultation process on the post-2015 agenda.	No	Yes	No	No
148	6/16/2015 15:23:53	O'Neill	Tip	International Fertilizer Industry Association	http://www.fertilizer.org/	Executive Board Member	The efficient and responsible production, distribution and use of plant nutrients.	US	American	Male	wpon@irm.com	(215) 928-1010	Yes	Yes	HLPF, RIO+20	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Business and Industry	Follow up and Review
149	6/13/2015 11:55:36	J. Kofa	Torbor	Liberians United to Expose Hidden Weapons (LUEHW)	n/a	Executive Director	LUEHW's mission is to promote peace, security and sustainable development	Liberia	Liberian	Male	kofaj.luehw@gmail.com	+231886407447	Yes	Yes	Yes, CSW 58 and 59	No	Yes	No	Yes	Beyond 2015 National Hub, Liberia	Follow up and Review	As a Executive Director of my organization,and Beyond 2015 National Hub Lead Agency, we plan, organize and implement projects aimed at promoting the works of the MDGs through awareness raising, advocacy, lobbying as well as training workshops, meetings, forums at national, regional, and local level since 2008 to present with funding from UNMC, IFP, GCAP, etc. We have worked to advocate and promote secured education, health and basic services for all and would like to speak on "End poverty and hunger".
150	6/13/2015 13:38:55	Bob	van Dillen	CORDAID	www.cordaid.nl/en	Expert	Development and humanitarian aid	Netherlands	Netherlands	Male	bvd@cordaid.nl	+31703136248	Yes	No	Rio+20, WFS +5, several other summits	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Migration and Development Network (MADE)	Preamble and introduction, Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership	MADE is a global network of oa. migrant, diaspora, human rights and development organisations, with thematic advocacy on labour recruitment, diaspora and development and post-2015. I coordinate the latter thematic advocacy work, aiming to integrate migrant rights and migration into the SDGs, and into the FFD3 outcome of the Addis Summit. We have focused our lobby on tragets 8.8 (migrant labour), 10.7 (dafe and responsible migration), 10.c (costs of remittances), 17.18 (data) but also on SDG5 and 16 (trafficking), SDG 3 and 4 (brain drain) SDG 1-11-13 (displacement). We've initiatied the "Stockholm Agenda" - an online petition after the Global Forum on Migration and Development (GFMD) in Sweden, that collected over 300 signatories and called for the integration of migrants and migration into the post-2015 SDGs. MADE is coordinated by ICMC which is also coordinating the annual Civil Society Days of the GFMD summit meetings.
151	6/17/2015 11:26:02	Chistyakov	Viktor	Russian Fair Trade Organization	vk.com/smrvolunteers	Executive Officer	International development education and volunteerism among the Russian youth	U.S.	Russian	Male	viktor.chistyakov@gmail.com	347.249.6743	No	Yes	2013 UN GA President Special Event on the MDGs, UN DPI NGO Conference in August 2014, 68 UN GA high-level week events on MDGs/SDGs, IGNs on Post-2015	No	Yes	No	No
152	6/12/2015 5:11:42	Mishra	Vinod Kumar	Water Supply & sanitation Collaborative Council	www.wsscc.org	National Coordinator, India	An international organization within United Nations system works to achieve sustainable sanitation, hygiene and water supply for all people	India	Indian	Male	vinodmishra2810@gmail.com	+91-9411107760	Yes	No	None	No	Yes	Yes	Yes		Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership
153	6/16/2015 15:24:34	Hmaidan	Wael	CAN International	http://www.climatenetwork.org/	International Director	The Climate Action Network (CAN) is a worldwide network of over 900 Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) in more than 100 countries, working to promote government and individual action to limit human-induced climate change to ecologically sustainable levels.	Lebanon	Lebanese	Male	whmaidan@climatenetwork.org	+9613506313	Yes	Yes	UNFCC	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	CSOs/NGOs	Preamble and introduction	Wael has more than 16 years of experience in climate change and sustainable development work in the Arab World and globally. His work on climate change started in his capacity as the Greenpeace campaigner for the Arab World, where he helped establish the energy and climate change campaign in the region. Then he founded IndyACT, an organization that campaigns for achieving a strong and progressive climate change policy among Arab countries. During his work in IndyACT, he established the Arab Climate Alliance and the Arab Youth Climate Movement to push for strong climate policy in the region. He also served as a negotiator for Lebanon in the UNFCCC for two years. Wael is currently serving as Director of Climate Action Network – International (CAN), the biggest global network of organizations coordinating on climate change policy, especially within the UNFCCC process. He participated as a policy expert and speaker in numerous regional and international climate forums and events. Wael has an Executive Management Degree from INSEAD University.
154	6/14/2015 18:19:30	Davis	Wheaton ,H	Margibi Women Development Association Inc	n/a	Field Agent	To promote the Human Rights, accountability, transparency and care for women and children	Liberia	Liberian	Female	nofol2012@gmail.com	+231770453242	No	No	n	No	Yes	Yes	No	n/a	Follow up and Review	N/A
155	6/9/2015 6:25:09	MSANGI	YAHYA	WELFARE TOGO	www.raziaka.wordpress.com	TECHNICAL ADVISER	To promote and protect the right of vulnerable groups such as women, workers, indigenous people, migrants and persons with disabilities by ensuring that their voices, ideas, interests, aspirations, needs and problems are taken into account and inform any desion-making process.	TOGO	TANZANIAN	M	togowelfare@gmail.com	+22891816529	Yes	No	NONE	No	Yes	Yes	No	workers	Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership	Academic - Diploma in Irrigation (Nyegezi Ministry of Agric Training Institute, Tanzania) - BSc, Agriculture Science (Sokoine University of Agriculture, Tanzania) - MSc, Environmental Resource Management (Univ College Dublin, Ireland) - Post Graduate, Biodiversity Assessment and Monitoring, (Virginia, US) EMPLOYMENT - Tanzania Cotton Authority, Geita World Bank Cotton Project, Land Planning Officer - Tanzania Cotton Authority, Bugwema Cotton Irrigation Project, Irrigation Technician - Frontier Conservation, Volunteer Consultant, Savannah Expedition - Friedkin Conservation Fund, USAID Project, Programme Officer - IUF/TPAWU Global Pesticides Project, Project Coordinator - IUF/TPAWU Fair Flowers Fair Plants Programme, Project Review Commitee - ITUC Regional Office for Africa, Regional Coordinator, Occupational Safety, Health and Environment - WELFARE TOGO, Technical Adviser, Climate Change, Sustainable Development and Health EXPERIENCE ON POST 2015 - ITUC representative, CSO consultation with the UN High Level Panel - Representative, Major Groups Facilitation Committee - Representative, UNEP SAICM Bureau - National Agriculture and Food Corporation, Kapunga Rice Project, Production Manager -
156	6/13/2015 1:35:41	Khullar	Aashish	Major Group for Children and Youth	www.childrenyouth.org	Board Member- Organising Partner	The MGCY is the official self organised space for young people in certain UN processes	India/USA	Indian	Male	aashish.khullar@childrenyouth.org	+1-215-430-3424	Yes	Yes	UNCSD, OWG, Post 2015, WCDRR, FfD, Habitat III, WHS, SCP	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Major Group for Children and Youth	Preamble and introduction, Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership, Follow up and Review	As the official mechanisms for the participation of young people, the MGCY has been active in the process since its inception. All information pertaining to our participation and contribution can be found on our website- www.childrenyouth.org
157	6/15/2015 16:35:51	Dulloo	Adjmal	International Forum for Volunteering in Development	http://forum-ids.org/	Post-2015 Coordinator	Forum is a global network of organisations involved in international volunteering. Forum promotes the value of volunteering for development through policy engagement, mutual learning and by sharing innovative and good practices.	US	Mauritian	Male	adjmal.dulloo@forum-ids.org	+1 347 791 5656	No	Yes	Rio + 20, Sendai Conference	Yes	Yes	No	No
158	6/14/2015 22:27:26	O'Connor	Aine	Sisters of Mercy	www.mercyworld.org	Mercy Global Action Coordinator at the UN	The Sisters of Mercy (NGO), Mercy International Association Global Action, focuses on social justice and poverty eradication, seeking to shift local and global political, socioeconomic, ecological, and cultural systems that cause and perpetuate poverty, climate and environmental degradation, inequality, injustice, and conflict. We promote Mercy’s vision and objectives through a human rights based approach, addressing concerns of global justice and working to wards right and harmonious relationships within and among human societies and the entire Earth community.	USA	Irish	Female	mgc@mercyinternational.ie	410 375 7054	Yes	Yes	Previous UN Summits, 26-27 Mary 2015 UN GA post-2015 hearings	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	The NGO Mining Working Group (MWG) is a coalition of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) that, in partnership with our members and affected local communities, advocates at and through the United Nations for human and environmental rights as related to extractive industries. Also speaking on behalf of the Sisters of Mercy	Preamble and introduction	Áine O’Connor, RSM, PhD, is the Mercy Global Action Coordinator of the Sisters of Mercy (NGO), Mercy International Association: Global Action She has actively participated in all of the OWG sessions and the current intergovernmental Post-2015 intergovernmental negotiations (IGN) on behalf of the Sisters of Mercy and the NGO Mining Working Group (MWG). She has been an active member of the Major Groups processes during this time. With her colleagues in the MWG, the global water justice movement, and faith-based groups worldwide, she has been actively advocating on a rights-based approach to development, particularly on the human right to water and sanitation in the SDGs and the Post-2015 Development Agenda. She has collaborated with her colleagues on member state engagement with civil society and on preparing several written responses on all phases of the OWG and the Post-2015 intergovernmental negotiations. She was actively involved with colleagues in the co-sponsorship of two side events at the March and May sessions of Post -2015 IGN, and one side event in the November 2014 session of the OWG. Aine made a formal intervention during the OWG on behalf of several Major Groups on water and sanitation, and also an intervention on sustainable energy on behalf of the MWG and the Sisters of Mercy. In addition, she has made informal interventions during the OWG and in Post-2015 processes, including IGN related side events.
159	6/15/2015 3:40:30	Jha	Ajay Kumar	CECOEDECON	www.cecoedecon.org.in	Director	to build the capacities of CECOEDECON’s partner communities - scheduled castes and tribes, small and marginal farmers, the landless, and deprived women and children-- in order to ensure that they are able to take action independently and effectively to secure their rights for long term well being.	India	Indian	Male	cecoedecon@gmail.com	+91	Yes	Yes	UN Climate Summit 2014, Informal hearings on post-2015 development agenda 26-17th May 2015, UNFCCC	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Farmers	Follow up and Review	Mr. Jha has more than 12 years experience in the development sector. A lawyer by education and training he is employed with CECOEDECON (Centre for Community Economics and Development Consultants Society). CECOEDECON works in more than 500 villages in Rajasthan in community development, livelihood, women empowerment, sustainable farming, food sovereignty, education and human rights. He is also the director of Public Advocacy Initiatives for Rights and Values in India (PAIRVI), a capacity building and policy advocacy support organization working at the intersection of development and rights. He also coordinates a Pan Indian Collective known as Beyond Copenhagen, which is an initiative to promote sustainable development, and climate justice and equity. A development policy analyst, he has engaged extensively with issues of sustainable development, climate change, agriculture and food sovereignty, trade, trade in agriculture, human rights and human rights based approach to development. He has sound understanding of the scientific, political and social aspects of the policies and institutions and has interacted closely with many UN institutions including UNCSD, UNEP, UNFCCC, UNHRC, WTO and UNCTAD. His interest areas are energy, sustainable agriculture, climate change, peoples and social movement, development and rights, equity, non-discrimination, democracy, accountability and governance. He follows major development in these areas at international, regional and national level.
160	6/15/2015 16:04:01	Savage	Alanna	Family Care International	familycareintl.org	Global Advocacy and Communications Program Officer	FCI seeks to improve the health and well-being of women, girls, and newborns in the developing world by working to: Make pregnancy and childbirth safer Ensure universal access to reproductive health care and information Empower women, young people, and communities	USA	USA	female	asavage@familycareintl.org	646-695-9121	Yes	Yes	Attended 26-27 May hearings, also attended each session of the IGNs so far including interactive sessions with major groups and stakeholders, attended first meeting of the IEAG, followed Financing for Development negotiation sessions during the May IGN, also attended UNGA, CPD and CSW each year since 2010, attended the MDG+10 review Summit	Yes	Yes	No	No
161	6/11/2015 12:25:33	Nilo	Alessandra	IPPF WHR	www.ippfwhr.org	Representative	IPPF/Western Hemisphere Region saves lives by reaching the most vulnerable people throughout the Americas and the Caribbean with millions of sexual and reproductive health services each year. We also work tirelessly to secure and protect government policies and funding to continue to improve the lives of millions more. We support the right of women, men, and young people to make decisions about their own bodies and futures. We promote the prevention of unintended pregnancy through contraception, comprehensive sexuality education, and the elimination of gender-based violence. We do this by providing technical assistance and support to our partners in the areas of program planning, sustainability, monitoring and evaluation, governance, and fundraising. Together, we build strong institutions and healthy individuals.	Brazil	Brazilian	F	alessandra.nilo@gestos.org	212-214-0243	Yes	Yes	CSW, CPD, PFII, Post-2015, ICPD+20	Yes	Yes	No	No	Women
162	6/17/2015 8:19:18	Celik	Aliye	UCLG	www.uclg.org	UCLG representatitve in New york	Be the united voice and world advocate of democratic local self-government, promoting its values, objectives and interests, through cooperation between local governments, and within the wider international community.	USA	Turkish	Female	aliyepcelik@gmail.com	+34934122341	Yes	Yes	Rio+20, OWG, Prepcom1 and 2for HAbitat III, UNFCCC COPs	Yes	Yes	No	No
163	6/15/2015 9:53:22	Boehm	Allison	Post 2015 Women's Coalition	www.post2015women.org	Communications Consultant	A coalition of feminist, women's rights, women's development, grassroots and social justice organizations working to challenge and reframe the global development agenda	USA	USA	Female	aboehm@cwgl.rutgers.edu	646-982-4676	No	Yes	All Post-2015 Intergovernmental Negotiations, 26-27 May GA Hearings	Yes	Yes	No	No
164	6/15/2015 15:40:32	Boldosser-Boesch	Amy	Family Care International	www.familycareintl.org	Interim President	FCI seeks to improve the health and well-being of women, girls, and newborns in the developing world by working to: -Make pregnancy and childbirth safer -Ensure universal access to reproductive health care and information -Empower women, young people, and communities	USA	USA	Female	aboldosser@fcimail.org	646-508-4647	Yes	Yes	Attended 26-27 May hearings, also attended each session of the IGNs so far including interactive sessions with major groups and stakeholders, attended first meeting of the IEAG, followed Financing for Development negotiation sessions during the May IGN, also attended UNGA, CPD and CSW each year since 2010, attended the MDG+10 review Summit	Yes	Yes	No	No
165	6/9/2015 9:42:57	Ibarra	Ana	International Presentation Association	http://internationalpresentationassociation.org	IPA volunteer	To channel our resources so that we can speak and act in partnership with others for global justice	USA	USA	Female	pbvmipa@msn.com	2123700075	Yes	Yes	Rio, Rio+20, WSSD 2002, 26-27 May 2015 UNGA post 2015 hearings	Yes	Yes	No	No	none	Preamble and introduction
166	6/12/2015 8:27:35	Gupta	Ankit	Youth coalition for Sexual and Reproductive Rights (YCSRR)	http://youthcoalition.org/	Member, Secretary to the Board	Youth Coalition is an international organization of young people (ages 18-29 years) committed to promoting adolescent and youth sexual and reproductive rights at the national, regional and international levels. We are students, researchers, lawyers, health care professionals, educators, development workers, and most importantly, we are all dedicated activists.	India	Indian	Male	ankit@youthcoalition.org	+91 9811376469	No	Yes	CPD, CSW, UNGASS 69	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes		Preamble and introduction, Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs	Ankit Gupta is a queer feminist activist. He is a member of Youth Coalition for Sexual and Reproductive Rights (YCSRR) and also serves as the Secretary to the Board of Directors. Ankit has worked on issues ranging from sexual and reproductive health and rights, public safety to climate change and environment. He is currently working on a project on sexual and reproductive health of people with disabilities and co-leading the implementation of a comprehensive sexuality education programme with young people in urban, semi-urban and rural regions in Delhi, India.
167	6/11/2015 14:33:32	Keye	Anna	IWHC	www.iwhc.org	Program Assistant	IWHC advances the sexual and reproductive health and rights of women and young people, particularly adolescent girls, in Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East. IWHC furthers this agenda by supporting and strengthening leaders and organizations working at the community, national, regional, and global levels, and by advocating for international and U.S. policies, programs, and funding. IWHC builds bridges between local realities and international policy by connecting women and young people in the Global South to key decision-makers. In doing so, IWHC brings local voices to global debates and in turn, makes global processes and policies more understandable and actionable at the local level.	USA	USA	Female	akeye@iwhc.org	2128011275	Yes	Yes	26-27 May 2015 UN General Assembly post-2015 hearings	Yes	Yes	No	No
168	6/10/2015 16:55:40	Wulff	Antonia	Education International	www.ei-ie.org	Coordinator, Education & Employment	Education International is the global union federation of teachers and education personnel. It advocates for quality education, and decent work, and promotes peace, democracy, social justice and equality.	Belgium	Finland	Female	antonia.wulff@ei-ie.org	+32473521246	Yes	No	None	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Workers and Trade Unions	Preamble and introduction, Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs, Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership, Follow up and Review	Having followed the OWG closely and actively contributed not only to the work of the Workers and Trade Unions Major Group but also to the thematic clusters, I have a good understanding of the post-2015 process and the civil society landscape. I currently work on education policy but I have extensive experience of working directly on youth policy, human rights and gender and equality issues. In addition to my participation in UNESCO’s post-2015 process, I have coordinated EI’s advocacy towards the HLP as well as our involvement in the OWG and the intergovernmental negotiations. Within the OWG process, I coordinated the education cluster and the joint responses on education at each OWG session, which entailed working across major groups and other stakeholders as well as consolidating their different priorities and proposals. It is crucial to ensure strong civil society participation and representation at this stage of the process and I believe my past experience would allow me to contribute in a positive way. Moreover, with education remaining central to the post-2015 goals, it is vital that the voice of the 30 million education employees represented by EI is heard, and that the representation of workers and trade unions as a constituency is secured.
169	6/8/2015 20:04:26	Bellorini	Arelys	World Vision	www.wvi.org	Senior Advisor on Advocacy and Partnerships	Transformational Development that is community-based and sustainable, focused especially on the needs of children.	USA	Nicaraguan	Female	arelys_bellorini@wvi.org	212-355-0069	Yes	Yes	Rio+20 and International Conference on development, children and overall social affairs	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Voices for children. Consultations are being held with children on the Zero Draft we want to bring the results of these consultations	Preamble and introduction, Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership, Follow up and Review
170	6/8/2015 21:29:10	Rojhani	Ariella	NCD Alliance	http://ncdalliance.org/	Senior Advocacy Manager	To combat the NCD epidemic by putting health at the centre of all policies	USA	USA	Female	arojhani@ncdalliance.org	303.638.8671	Yes	Yes	May hearings, CSocD, CSW, etc.	Yes	Yes	No	No	n/a	Preamble and introduction, Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs	n/a
171	6/14/2015 22:36:16	Thomas	Arielle	Virginia Gildersleeve International Fund	vgif.org	Intern	VGIF provides grants globally to fund locally generated projects that advance the rights of women and girls.	United States	American	Female	at1569a@american.edu	609-216-2318	Yes	Yes	CSW59	Yes	Yes	No	No
172	6/8/2015 22:00:49	Lederman	Arline	Solar Cookers International	www.solarcookers.org	VP & UN Representative	Harnesing the sun to benefit people and the environment	USA	USA	Female	ajlederman@gmail.com	2019637054	Yes	Yes	May 26-27 2015 UN General Assembly post 2015 hearings.	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Solar Cookers International Association	Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs	Arline J. Lederman has been active with Solar Cookers International since 1998. She helped to develop a proposal for the consideration of a human right to renewable and affordable safe cooking fuel. Dr. Lederman has lived in developing Afghanistan for more than six years and is familiar with the difficulties of the lives of women and families. She has worked with Solar Cookers International for about 17 years and knows the capacity of thermal cooking and has worked at the UN for about 15 years and understands some of the approaches that may assist in shaping goals.
173	6/14/2015 22:19:23	Kelly	Avery	Sisters of Mercy (NGO)	http://www.mercyworld.org	Fellow	The Sisters of Mercy (NGO), Mercy International Association Global Action, focuses on social justice and poverty eradication, seeking to shift local and global political, socioeconomic, ecological, and cultural systems that cause and perpetuate poverty, climate and environmental degradation, inequality, injustice, and conflict. We promote Mercy’s vision and objectives through a human rights based approach, addressing concerns of global justice and working to wards right and harmonious relationships within and among human societies and the entire Earth community.	USA	USA	Female	fellow@mercyinternational.ie	2512955357	Yes	Yes	OWG, all Post-2015 Intergovernmental Negotiation sessions	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	The NGO Major Group, The NGO Mining Working Group, Sisters of Mercy	Preamble and introduction	Avery is from Mobile, Alabama, USA. She graduated summa cum laude from Sewanee: The University of the South with a bachelor’s degree in International Studies, focusing on global politics and the region of Latin America, with a minor in Women’s and Gender Studies. Avery has varied experience working with social movements, marginalized populations, and advocacy work with civil society organizations. She has conducted independent research with a grassroots organization combating human trafficking for sexual exploitation in Argentina and worked as a Public Policy Associate at an NGO fighting the spread of HIV/AIDS related stigma in Uganda. With the Sisters of Mercy (NGO) Global Action team, Avery has followed the Post-2015 Development Agenda process and has conducted rights-based analyses of the proposed goals and targets. She has also engaged in the Post-2015 process through delivering spoken and written interventions. She worked with colleagues publishing the NGO Mining Working Group response to the Zero Draft of the Post-2015 package. Her current projects at Mercy Global Action include coordinating the production of a guide for grassroots groups connecting the issue of fracking with the existing international human rights framework, engaging with communities and groups on the ground through the Mining Working Group, and advocacy with UN missions and national governments on the issues of the human right to water and sanitation and the integration of a human rights framework as concerns the intergovernmental negotiations and the creation of the Post-2015 Development Agenda.
174	6/8/2015 17:02:38	Brown	Bethany	HelpAge International	www.helpage.org	Policy Director	HelpAge International helps older people claim their rights, challenge discrimination and overcome poverty, so that they can lead dignified, secure, active and healthy lives.	US	US	Female	bbrown@helpageusa.org	518-542-2679	Yes	Yes	26-27 May UNGA hearings, each UN Intergovernmental Dialogue in 2014, and each commission: the Commission on the Status of Women, the Commission on Population and Development, the Commission on Social Development, etc.	Yes	Yes	Yes			Preamble and introduction, Follow up and Review	Bethany Brown is the Policy Director at HelpAge USA, the US affiliate of HelpAge International, and its UN Representative. She oversees the organization’s policy aims in responding to older people’s needs in emergencies, their empowerment in development, and their voice in international human rights. She holds a BA in Psychology from Barnard College, Columbia University, and a JD from American University Washington College of Law. She is the co-author of a textbook on international frameworks on older people’s human rights, as well as chapters and articles on older people’s rights in development. Before working with HelpAge, she worked for the UNFPA researching older people’s rights, in UNDESA’s Population Ageing Division, at the US Dept. of Health and Human Services’ Medicare Operations Division, and at the AARP Legal Counsel for the Elderly's Office of the Long-Term Care Ombudsman in Washington, D.C.
175	6/9/2015 8:37:20	Levy	Bette	Soroptimist International	www.soroptimistinternational.org	UN Representative	Women's rights, empowerment and education	USA	American	Female	bslmjb@aol.com	9175939342	Yes	Yes	26-27 May 2015 UN GA Hearings	Yes	Yes	No	No	Women's	Follow up and Review
176	6/16/2015 10:37:48	Levy	Bette	Soroptimist International & World Federation for Mental Health	www.soroptimistinternational.org	UN Representative	Women's empowerment, leadership and educational & economic opportunities	USA	American	Female	bslmjb@aol.com	917-593-9342	Yes	Yes	IGN May 2015	Yes	Yes	No	No
177	6/9/2015 10:50:22	Orme	Bill	Global Forum for Media Development	gfmd.info	UN Representative	GFMD is a Brussels-based global coalition of national, regional and international NGOs focused on independent media support, through journalism training, media law reform, press freedom advocacy and better public access to information	United States	US	male	bill.orme@gmail.com	9176071026	No	Yes	All of the above, beginning with the OWG sessions of 2014	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	TAP	Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs	As the UN Representative of the Brussels-based Global Forum on Media Development (GFMD), I have been closely involved in advocating for meaningful commitments and indicators for ensuring public access to information as an integral component of the Sustainable Development Goals. The GFMD represents a broad spectrum of national, regional and internationals NGOs focused on advocacy and capacity-building for greater freedom of media, information and expression in all countries of the world. Since the OWG discussions of 2014 and in numerous parallel UN and NGO forums, GFMD has put forth proposals for relevant, feasible UN indicators for what is now SDG16.10. Prior to my work with GFMD I served for 12 years at UNDP as its head of External Communications, Senior Policy Advisor for Independent Media Development, and Chief of Communications & Publishing for the Human Development Report. In that latter capacity, I consulted regularly with the UN Statistical Commission and national NSOs on development measurement issues. Before my UN service, I was engaged in international development issues as Executive Director of the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ); and as a correspondent in Latin America for The Economist and Washington Post, in the Middle East for The New York Times, and as the Los Angles Times UN Bureau chief.
178	6/12/2015 15:48:54	Brauer	Blythe	Women's International League for Peace and Freedom	peacewomen.org	Intern	women, peace and security	USA	USA	Female	blythe.peacewomen@gmail.com	212-682-1265	Yes	No	None	Yes	Yes	No	No
179	6/14/2015 7:25:27	Tønnessen-Krokan	Borghild	Norwegian Forum for Development and Environment	www.forumfor.no	Senior Adviser	Forum for Development and Environment is a network and a meeting place for 50 Norwegian organizations coordinating joint policy proposals for sustainable development.	Norway	Norwegian	Female	borghild@forumfor.no	(+47) 92091689	Yes	Yes	Rio + 20; OWG meetings; SDG (March) and FFD (January and April) negotiations; various COPs to UNFCCC and many other UN meetings	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Unsure about 18: Our organisation is part of Beyond 2015, hence NGO Major Group. We would prefer a good regional and thematic balance of speakers but we are available to speak.	Preamble and introduction, Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs, Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership, Follow up and Review	Our organisation (ForUM) has made policy proposals for sustainable development from the Norwegian civil society since the Rio Summit in 1992. We coordinate the Norwegian civil society's post-2015 policy proposals, including on all 17 goals, with our (humanitarian, human rights, development, peace and environment) member organisastions. This is currently led by me. I have also worked with peace and arms control issues at ForUM. Board Member of Control Arms that was nominated to the Nobel Peace Prize for campaigning for the Arms Trade Treaty. Have previously worked with and taught human rights, and with climate change at CICERO. I recently returned to ForUM after 2 1/2 years leave in Cuba and Panama, with consultancies for UNDP, the Norwegian Institute for International Affairs (NUPI) and Center for Development and Environment at the University of Oslo (UiO). I hold two Masters Degrees: One in Political Science from UiO, one in Media and Communications from London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE).
180	6/9/2015 15:57:11	Guy	Brendan	Natural Resources Defense Council	http://www.nrdc.org/	Global Fellow	The Natural Resources Defense Council's purpose is to safeguard the Earth: its people, its plants and animals and the natural systems on which all life depends. We work to restore the integrity of the elements that sustain life -- air, land and water -- and to defend endangered natural places. We seek to establish sustainability and good stewardship of the Earth as central ethical imperatives of human society. NRDC affirms the integral place of human beings in the environment. We strive to protect nature in ways that advance the long-term welfare of present and future generations. We work to foster the fundamental right of all people to have a voice in decisions that affect their environment. We seek to break down the pattern of disproportionate environmental burdens borne by people of color and others who face social or economic inequities. Ultimately, NRDC strives to help create a new way of life for humankind, one that can be sustained indefinitely without fouling or depleting the resources that support all life on Earth.	United States	United States	Male	brendan.d.guy@gmail.com	2033616868	Yes	Yes	CSD, Rio+20, WSSD	Yes	Yes	No	No	None
181	6/8/2015 16:19:25	Fitzpatrick	Brianna	Caritas Internationalis	http://www.caritas.org/	Consultant	We are Caritas	USA	American	female	brianna.caritas@gmail.com	631-793-0055	Yes	Yes	Briefings, Hearings, Summits	Yes	Yes	No			Preamble and introduction, Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs, Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership, Follow up and Review, Annex II: Food for Thought Paper on Proposed Technology Facilitation Mechanism
182	6/11/2015 16:36:51	Pesava	Camille	Amnesty International	www.amnesty.org	Intern	Amnesty International is a global movement of more than 7 million people who take injustice personally. We are campaigning for a world where human rights are enjoyed by all.	USA	Australian	Female	camille.pesava@amnesty.org	9292725724	Yes	Yes	UN summits, conferences, or the 26-27 May 2015 UN General Assembly post-2015 hearings	Yes	Yes	No	No
183	6/14/2015 22:32:15	Garrison	Caroline	Sisters of Mercy	www.mercyworld.org	Student observer	The Sisters of Mercy (NGO), Mercy International Association Global Action, focuses on social justice and poverty eradication, seeking to shift local and global political, socioeconomic, ecological, and cultural systems that cause and perpetuate poverty, climate and environmental degradation, inequality, injustice, and conflict. We promote Mercy’s vision and objectives through a human rights based approach, addressing concerns of global justice and working to wards right and harmonious relationships within and among human societies and the entire Earth community.	USA	American	Female	carolinegarrison@lycos.com	12698042574	Yes	Yes	UN Summits and 26-27 May 2015 UN GA post 2015 hearings	Yes	Yes	No	No
184	6/12/2015 6:33:03	van Dam	Catharina	Stichting Rutgers WPF	http://www.rutgers.international/	Advocacy	We want to improve sexual and reproductive health and rights in the Netherlands and around the world. We work for gender justice and to improve the lives of young people and vulnerable groups.	The Netherlands	Dutch	female	r.vandam@rutgerswpf.nl	+31(0)613526143	Yes	Yes	Commission on Population and Development; Commission on the Status of Women	Yes	Yes	Yes	No		Follow up and Review	In the past three years, I have been actively involved in the Post-2015 process, particularly in relation to the topics gender equality, sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights and human rights. In the beginning primarily through the online consultations, and within the context of Dutch civil society. Together with a number of civil society organizations, I have organized a number of consultations and round tables with the Dutch government to provide them with input on our vision on the Post-2015 agenda. I have worked with Dutch Parliamentarians to inform them on the process and ensure their critical view towards the Dutch government. In addition, I train and work with civil society organizations from African, Asian and Arab countries to strengthen their capacity to advocate with their own governments. Over the years, we have formed a strong network of civil society organizations mobilized to voice their call for gender equality, sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights and human rights in the Post-2015 development agenda. To ensure the agenda will truly bring the transformative change we envision, we plea for a strong monitoring, review, accountability and follow up mechanism and therefore I see it as a great opportunity to be able to speak at the June IGN on this issue.
185	6/9/2015 14:02:34	Skopic	Catherine	Anglican Communion Office at the United Nations	www.anglicancommunion.org	Temp. Representative	(See website)	USA	American	Female	catherineskopic@yahoo.com	212-227-7847	Yes	Yes	CSD, Copenhagen, Rio+20	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Anglican COmmunion Office at the UN	Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership	As Artist, Educator and Environmentalist as well as Anglican Communion Office at the UN Representative, having attended years of CSD events and Rio+20, and, being an active participant in environmental groups both sacred and secular, I have had the great opportunity to hear many people from many parts of the world, have studied in depth problems facing our human family and planet, I've written on some of these issues, have participated as speaker on various panels and continue to work toward a just and sustainable world that recognizes the rights of all people and of our home, Mother Earth.
186	6/9/2015 20:10:05	Tinker	Catherine	Tinker Institute on International Law and Organizations (T.I.I.L.O.)	www.tiilo.org	President	T.I.I.L.O. is dedicated to education and research on international law and organizations.	USA	USA	female	ctinker04@yahoo.com	646-284-1832	Yes	Yes	Rio '92, CSD, Rio+20, OWG on SDGs for 2 years, COPs for CBD and Ramsar Conventions	Yes	Yes	No	No	NGO MG
187	6/9/2015 16:26:04	Kern	Cecilie	Loretto Community	Lorettocommunity.org	Assistant NO UN Representative	work for justice and act for peace	United States	USA	f	ceciliekern@gmail.com	2126871634	Yes	Yes	all of the above	Yes	Yes	No	No	--
188	6/8/2015 17:55:28	Paramundayil	Celine	Medical Mission SIsters	www.medicalmissionsisters.org	Main NGO rep	Medical Mission Sisters are a non-profit organization, having special consultative status with the United Nation’s ECOSOC since 2000 and accredited to the UN DPI and UNFCCC. We are involved in the UN to promote life, protect the planet and to make a better world for all. Our vision of mission is to be present to life in the spirit of Jesus the Healer. We are committed for peace, justice, and sustainable development for People and Planet. Our caring, healing presence is in five continents, and extends from micro to the macro level, from grassroots to the United Nations for a better future for all. The UN being the only international institution where policies are made has a direct impact on people living in poverty and the vulnerable planet earth.	USA	Indian	F	celine@mmsmission.net	267 206 0396	Yes	Yes	All	Yes	Yes	No	No	NGO	Follow up and Review
189	6/10/2015 10:33:42	Dekki	Christopher	Pax Romana	www.imcs-miec.org	UN Advocacy Coordinator	Pax Romana brings together over 80 diverse national federations, associations, and movements of Catholic university and tertiary students from six regions.	USA	USA	Male	chris.dekki@childrenyouth.org	+13472494813	Yes	Yes	MDG, UNGA Post-2015 Hearings, etc.	Yes	Yes	No	No
190	6/8/2015 21:49:16	Okorodudu	Corann	SOCIETY FOR THE PSYCHOLOGICAL STUDY OF SOCIAL ISSUES; PSYCHOLOGY COALITION AT THE UN	www.spssi.org; www.psychologycoalitionun.org	Professor Emerita of Psychology & Africana Studies, Rowan University	The Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues (SPSSI) is an international organization of psychologists and social and behavioral scientists who seek to bring theory and practice into focus on human problems of the group, the community, and nations, as well as the increasingly important problems that have no national boundaries.	USA	Liberian/USA	Female	okorodudu@rowan.edu	609/330-0576	Yes	Yes	2001 Durban Conference Against Racism; 2000 Millennium Development Conference; 2002 Children's Summit; Annual Meetings of the Commissions on Social Development, Status of Women & Population and Development, OWG sessions, IGN sessions, 26-27 May 2015 GA Post-2015 hearings.	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Psychological organizations accredited to ECOSOC, including the American Psychological Association, International Association of Applied Psychology, International Council of Psychologists, Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues, Society on Industrial and Organizational Psychologists, International Union of Psychological Science, World Council for Psychotherapy, and Association for Trauma Outreach and Prevention: Meaningful World	Preamble and introduction	Dr. Corann Okorodudu’s does policy and advocacy work at the UN where she has served since 1992, as NGO Representative for the Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues (SPSSI) and the American Psychological Association (APA). She was a major contributor to APA’s application for UN accreditation. She develops policy statements and educational panels, monitors the implementation of UN policies, and advocates with governments in collaboration with other NGOs, to bring psychological and mental health perspectives to bear on global human rights issues,especially relating to mental health and psychosocial wellbeing, racism, women’s rights, children’s rights, international migration, and peace. In 2011, she proposed and became the Founding Chair of the Psychology Coalition at the UN (PCUN) to advocate more effectively for the inclusion of psychological perspectives in the UN sustainable development agenda. During the 2014-15 intergovernmental negotiations at the UN, she and Judy Kuriansky advocated with government missions at the UN to include Mental Health and Wellbeing and the elimination of racism through disaggregation within the framework of the Post-2015 Sustainable Development Goals.
191	6/11/2015 15:24:31	Diez Saguillo	Cristina	International Movement ATD Fourth World	www.atd-fourthworld.org	Director of Advocacy, New York Office	Eradication of poverty and human rights	USA	Spanish	Female	cristina.diez@yahoo.es	16466391605	Yes	Yes	Social Development Summit, Rio+20, UN GA Hearings in post 2015	Yes	Yes	No	No
192	6/15/2015 10:24:31	Stuen	Cynthia	International Federation on Ageing	www.ifa-fiv.org	UN Representative	WE BELIEVE in ‘generating positive change for older people throughout the world by stimulating, collecting, analyzing, and disseminating information on rights, policies, and practices that improve the quality of life of people as they age.’	United States of America	American	Female	cynthia.stuen@gmail.com	1-347-931-3266	Yes	Yes	Stakeholder Group on Ageing for Sustainable Development Agenda; 26-27 May 2015 UN General Assembly post-2015 hearings; 48th Session of the Commission on Population and Development; Hearings of the General Assembly with NGOs, civil society organizations, major groups and the private sector in preparation for the United Nations summit for the adoption of the post-2015 development agenda	Yes	Yes	No	No
193	6/8/2015 22:28:19	LeBlanc	Daniel	Vivat International	vivatinternational.org	UN representative	http://vivatinternational.org/about/vision/#sthash.lcLOroe5.dpuf	United States	Canadian	Male	dlkomifi@yahoo.com	2028703180	Yes	Yes	FfD Doha, Rio+20	Yes	Yes	No	No	None	Follow up and Review
194	6/10/2015 10:42:19	Nguyen	Dao	WWF International	wwf.panda.org	Coordinator, Biodiversity Policy	WWF’s mission is to stop the degradation of the planet’s natural environment and to build a future in which humans live in harmony with nature, by: conserving the world’s biological diversity; ensuring that the use of renewable natural resources is sustainable; and promoting the reduction of pollution and wasteful consumption.	Switzerland	Viet Nam	Female	dnguyen@wwfint.org	+41 22 364 9013	Yes	Yes	Commis	Yes	Yes	No	No
195	6/12/2015 1:32:50	Li	Divina	Institute of Transportation and Development Policy	https://www.itdp.org/	Representative	The Institute for Transportation and Development Policy works around the world to design and implement high quality transport systems and policy solutions that make cities more livable, equitable, and sustainable.	United States	United States	Female	dl2353@nyu.edu	3472064643	Yes	Yes	Intergovernmental Negotiations	Yes	Yes	No	No
196	6/16/2015 3:30:57	Scheeder	Donna	IFLA	www.ifla.org	President-elect	IFLA is the trusted global voice of the library & information community,and drives equitable access to information & knowledge for all.	USA	American	Female	Donna_scheeder@comcast.net	31703140884	Yes	Yes	All open working group meetings,all IGN meetings in Post 2015	Yes	Yes	No	No
197	6/8/2015 20:08:17	Reilly	Eileen	SSND	Www.gerhardinger.org	Main NGO Rep	transforming the world through education	US	US	Female	Eileenssnd@gmail.com	203 856 4456	Yes	Yes	26-27 May Hearings	Yes	Yes	No	No	Working Group on Girls	Follow up and Review
198	6/10/2015 10:39:47	Geyer-Allély	Elaine	WWF International	http://wwf.panda.org/	Manager Policy and Sustainable Development	WWF’s mission is to stop the degradation of the planet’s natural environment and to build a future in which humans live in harmony with nature, by: conserving the world’s biological diversity; ensuring that the use of renewable natural resources is sustainable; and promoting the reduction of pollution and wasteful consumption.	Switzerland	American	Female	egeyer-allely@wwf.panda.org	+41 22 364 9028	Yes	Yes	Commission on Sustainable Development roster, previous UN summits, conferences, 26-27 May 2015 UN General Assembly post-2015 hearings	Yes	Yes	No	No
199	6/8/2015 16:16:53	Blomstrom	Eleanor	Women's Environment and Development Organization	www.wedo.org	Program Director	To contribute toward its vision for the world, WEDO’s mission is to ensure that women’s rights; social, economic and environmental justice; and sustainable development principles-as well as the linkages between them-are at the heart of global and national policies, programs and practices.	USA	USA	female	eleanor@wedo.org	212-973-0328	Yes	Yes	multiple	Yes	Yes	No			Preamble and introduction
200	6/8/2015 22:47:22	Diaz	Elizabeth	World Vision	www.wvi.org	Advocacy officer	Transformational Development that is community-based and sustainable, focused especially on the needs of children.	USA	Mexico	Female	elizabeth_diaz@wvi.org	212-355-0069	Yes	Yes	Most development summit	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	volunteer	Preamble and introduction, Follow up and Review	Elizabeth is young woman who is doing volunteer work. She has worked with young people regarding their migrant status. Has also provided counseling to adolescents. Overall she worked with vulnerable group.
201	6/11/2015 15:10:09	Lockwood	Elizabeth	CBM International	http://www.cbm.org/	CBM Representative at the UN	An inclusive world in which all persons with disabilities enjoy their human rights and achieve their full potential.	USA	USA	female	elizabeth.lockwood@cbm.org	+1 646 944 2295	Yes	No	None	Yes	Yes	No	No
202	6/11/2015 11:13:51	Nash	Elizabeth	World YWCA	www.worldywca.org	World YWCA UN Representative	The vision of the World YWCA is a fully inclusive world where justice, peace, health, human dignity, freedom and care for the environment are promoted and sustained by women’s leadership.	USA	Canadian	F	elizabethnash.worldywca@gmail.com	3474171521	Yes	Yes	MDGs 2010 and many of the NY-based, regional and national consultations and debates related to the Post 2015 and SDG processes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Women's Major Group	Preamble and introduction, Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs, Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership	Project Officer with UNFPA Guatemala office working on Gender Equality, Institutional Stregthening and Population and Development (National Census) 2002-2004. Consultant with the World YWCA in Geneva, Switzerland responsible for training and strengthening a human rights-based approach to programming, projects, and global strategy.2007-2011 UN Representative for the World YWCA in New York. Focus has been on including young women in the Post 2015/SDG processes. Actively supporting the WMG and contributing to SRHR and adolescent inclusion in PMNCH advocacy related to Post 2015 Goals, Targets, and Indicators.
203	6/10/2015 17:43:19	Raider	Ellen	Center for Socio-eco-Nomiic Development	Csend.org	NY Representative	The Centre for Socio-Eco-Nomic Development (CSEND) promotes equitable, sustainable and integrated development through dialogue and institutional learning.	USA	USA	Female	ellen.raider@gmail.com	718 499 2612	Yes	Yes	Post 2015 agenda process	Yes	Yes	No	No
204	6/9/2015 9:40:21	Muttathu	Elsa	International Presetnation Association	http://internationalpresentaitonassociation.org	Main NGO representative	To channel our resources so that we can speak and act in partnership with others for global justice	USA	Indian	Female	pbvmipa@msn.com	2123700075	Yes	Yes	Rio, Rio+20, WSSD 2002, 26-27 May 2015 UNGA post 2015 hearings	Yes	Yes	No	No	none	Preamble and introduction
205	6/10/2015 10:25:43	Higbie	Erica	FAWCO	www.fawco.org	UN Rep	Women's Rights	USA	Australian	Female	ericahigbie@yahoo.com	6463576738	Yes	No	None	Yes	Yes	No	No
206	6/11/2015 18:26:47	Delgado	Esperanza	Fundacion Mexicana para la Planeacion Familiar AC MEXFAM	http://www.mexfam.org.mx	Advocacy Director	To promote and defend human rights, specifically sexual and reproductive rights from women and adolescents	Mexico	Mexican	Female	edelgado@mexfam.org.mx	5255 54163417	Yes	Yes	IGN meetings on Jan, Feb, Apr, and May of 2015 under the Post 2015 Agenda	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
207	6/10/2015 10:07:28	Wagner	Estelle	IPPF/WHR	www.ippfwhr.org	International Advocacy Coordinator	IPPF aims to improve the quality of life of individuals by campaigning for sexual and reproductive health and rights through advocacy and services, especially for poor and vulnerable people. We defend the right of all young people to enjoy their sexual lives free from ill health, unwanted pregnancy, violence and discrimination. We support a woman’s right to choose to terminate her pregnancy legally and safely. We strive to eliminate sexually transmitted infections and reduce the spread and impact of HIV/AIDS.	USA	USA	Female	ewagner@ippfwhr.org	212-214-0241	Yes	Yes	CSW, CPD, Rio+20, Post-2015, May 26-27 hearings, ICPD Beyond 2014 Review	Yes	Yes	No	No
208	6/8/2015 16:44:54	Birch	Eugenie	Huariou Commission	http://huairou.org/	advisor	The Huairou Commission develops strategic partnerships and linkages among grassroots women’s organizations, advancing their capacity to collectively influence political spaces on behalf of their communities and enhance their sustainable, resilient community development practices.	US	US	Female	geniebirch@gmail.com	9174127911	Yes	Yes	PrepCom 1 and II for Habitat, Habitat Governing Council	Yes	Yes	Yes			Preamble and introduction	Eugénie L. Birch FAICP, RTPI (hon), is the Nussdorf Professor of Urban Research, Department of City and Regional Planning, School of Design, University of Pennsylvania. Dr.Birch’s most recent publications include Global Urbanization (2011, co-edited with Susan Wachter), Women’s Health and the World’s Cities (2011, co-edited with Afaf Meleis and Susan Wachter) and Neighborhoods and Life Chances, How Place Matters (2011, co-edited with Susan Wachter and Harriet Newberger)Her current research includes Penn IUR-sponsored Anchor Institutions in the Northeast Corridor, APEC-Energy Smart Communities Knowledge-Sharing Platform supported by the government of Taiwan, Energy Efficient Building Stakeholder Platform supported by the U.S. Department of Energy, and Sustainable Development Indicators Project supported by the Ford Foundation. She is currently chair, UN-HABITAT’s World Urban Campaign and president of its special initiative, the General Assembly of Partners. Dr. Birch, who lives in New York City, holds a Ph.D and Masters in Urban Planning from Columbia University and an A.B. cum laude in History from Bryn Mawr College.
209	6/15/2015 6:51:14	Ugbe	Evelyn	Women Environmental Programme	www.wepnigeria.net	programme officer	WEP is committed to empowering Women and youth to effectively address the environmental, economic and political issues that affect them.	Nigeria	Nigeria	Female	eveofprague@gmail.com	+2348066318012	Yes	Yes	The organisation has ECOSOC status and has participated in CSD since 2009 in addition participated in previous IGN	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Womens Major Group	Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership	Evelyn Ugbe is vibrant, committed and adventurous African gender equality activist. she participated in post-2015 processes globally monitoring gender issues, inequalities and making inputs. As part of the Post-2015 Presidential Youth Summit member on MDGs in Nigeria I continually make case for gender issues and all form of inequality on SDGs. I contributed to the Post-2015 online consultations, inputs on gender. She also contributed to the Zero draft of the outcome document for the UN Summit to adopt the Post-2015 Development Agenda making input on means of implementation particularly on issues of access to reliable and sustainable modern energy for all. Promote peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development provide access to justice for all build effective, accountable and inclusive societies for all. Finally availability and sustainable water and sanitation for all. Evelyn served at several programmes of the UN Women Civil Society Advisory Group. She is a member of, 100 women lobby group in Nigeria, Women Major Group Women major, water supply sanitation and collaborative council. She presented a paper on “Women’s right to information an imperative for 2015 election” at a sensitization programme for female voters organised by United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) she participated in the review of National Gender policy.
210	6/9/2015 9:45:04	Palacio	Fabio	International Movement ATD Fourth World	www.4thworldmovement.org	Policy & Advocacy Officer	ATD Fourth World works to overcome the injustices of persistent poverty and social exclusion by bringing together people from all walks of life, learning from people who face poverty every day, and running family and community projects.	United States	Colombia/USA	Male	fpalacio@4thworldmovement.org	2122281339	Yes	Yes	All	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	NGO	Preamble and introduction, Follow up and Review	Fabio Palacio is a representative of the International Movement ATD Fourth World to the United Nations. He joined ATD Fourth World after international development experience in microfinance program implementation in Colombia, water purification and delivery system design in rural Guatemala, and qualitative and quantitative research on international social movements at the Johns Hopkins University. His initial role with ATD Fourth World was project coordination, running community development and solidarity-building projects throughout New York City. He then joined the International Policy and Advocacy team where he has performed extensive policy analysis and written a number of position papers and articles regarding the UN sustainable development and human rights agendas. In his most recent post, Fabio has closely followed the work of the Open Working Group on Sustainable Development (and then the Intergovernmental Negotiations on Post-2015) liaising with member state representatives on issues ranging from poverty eradication and human rights to economic development, resilience and environmental sustainability. He has also organized events with other stakeholders including Unicef, Baha’i, Oxford University, and the NGO subcommittee for the Eradication of Poverty. Fabio has spoken at various events at the UN and has facilitated a wide range of multi-stakeholder discussions.
211	6/8/2015 21:18:59	Zainoeddin	Frances	Gray Panthers NY	graypanthersny.org	Representative to the United Nations	Active engagement, civic participation and responsibility are fundamental to achieving social and economic justice and peace	USA	Australian	Female	fzainoeddin@msn.com	1-646-309-9663	Yes	Yes	26-27 May 2015 UN GA post 2015 hearings; OWG on SDGs; Sendai Conference; World Assembly on Ageing, Beijing Conference; Rio Conference; Cairo Conference on Population.	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Stakeholder Group on Ageing	Preamble and introduction	Worked at the United Nations, after 31 years of service and upon retirement joined the NGO community, particularly the NGO Committee on Ageing and the NGO Committee on the Status of Women. I am familiar with intergovernmental negotiations and issues of concern to the international community. Have followed the OWG discussions over the past two years on behalf of the Stakeholder Group on Ageing. Am committed to ensuring that to leave no one behind means inclusion of all people of all ages.
212	6/15/2015 8:38:31	Trueman	Grace	Sustainable World Initiative	www.swinitiative.com	Research intern	The Sustainable World Initiative works to make ecological accounting central to decision-making and seeks to deepen the discussion on sustainability with the leading thinkers in the field.	USA	USA	Female	gtrueman@populationinstitute.org	914-715-9094	Yes	Yes	SWI has participated in the OWG on SDGs and the Post-2015 development agenda negotiations.	Yes	Yes	No	Yes
213	6/16/2015 2:50:16	Harris	Grove	Temple of Understanding	templeofunderstanding.org	Main Representative to the United Nations	Building a sustainable future through Interfaith cooperation	USA	American	f	groveharris@gmail.com	6179996148	Yes	Yes	OWG on SDGs, Post-2015 Dev Agenda negotiations, CSW, CSD etc	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	The Temple of Understanding, one of the oldest Interfaith organizations in the United States	Preamble and introduction, Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership	Grove Harris consults on current issues and religious diversity in America and the interfaith movement. She serves as a representative to the United Nations for the Temple of Understanding doing environmental advocacy from an interfaith perspective. She belongs to the Mining Working Group, which promotes a human rights agenda in the extractive industries and for water globally. She leads the Interfaith Consortium for Ecological Civilization, and participates in the Women’s Major Group. She was the Program Director for the 2009 Parliament of the World's Religions, Melbourne, Australia orchestrating over 600 programs for the six-day international conference. Grove Harris served as Managing Director of the Pluralism Project at Harvard University through January, 2007, a leading project on religious diversity and educational tools for teaching about religious difference. She blogs on the Huffington Post and has written chapters published in numerous books. She has taught in diverse settings for adults and youth. Her community activism has included environmental concerns, peace activism, economic development for women, religious freedom, and sustainable agriculture. Her B.A. is in Women's Studies, Business, and Religion, University of Massachusetts (1992). Her Master of Divinity degree from Harvard Divinity School (1996) incorporated organizational development, business and ethics. She was a Chaplain at MCI-Framingham, and a Peace Commissioner for the City of Cambridge.
214	6/13/2015 10:34:11	Sheerazi	Hadia	Friendship Ambassador's Foundation	www.faf.org	Fellow	Friendship Ambassadors Foundation is an organization with broad, international relations, that creates the platforms upon which transformative, intercultural exchanges, youth leadership programming, and humanitarian volunteer service projects take place	USA	Pakistani	Female	Hadia@faf.org	7186834605	Yes	No	WPAY, Global Partnerships Forum, UN Youth Assembly	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Youth and civil society	Preamble and introduction	Hadia was born and raised in Pakistan and came to the United States in 2006 to as a Presidential Scholar at St. John's University. As an undergraduate she was inducted into six national honor societies as well as the President's Society and Skull & Circle Honor Society. She was awarded the Gold Key (Economics), John J. Coffey Award, Martin Luther King Jr. & St. Vincent de Paul Leadership Award, and was named to Who's Who Among Students in American Universities. Hadia graduated summa cum laude as the Commencement Speaker and Student Marshall in 2010. She went on to serve as Pro Bono Coordinator at the international law firm, Hughes Hubbard & Reed LLP, managing pro bono matters, partnerships and legal clinics across five cities. She returned to St. John’s to serve as Graduate Assistant to the Executive Vice President and obtained an MA in International Relations. Currently, Hadia is studying Sustainability Management at Columbia University, and is the Campus Ambassador for Half the Sky and the ONE Campaign. She is an Advisor on Youth and Enterprise to Commonwealth Businesswomen’s Network, Peace Wall Ambassador for CITYarts, Amplifier for Girl Be Heard, Advisory Board Member of Cristo Rey High School, Global Youth Ambassador for A World At School, and served as Team Leader of the Grants Advisory Committee of The New York Women’s Foundation. Hadia has participated as a youth delegate at the UN ECOSOC Youth Forum and UN Youth Assembly, and is as an Empower Women Global Champion.
215	6/11/2015 21:37:47	Hansson	Hanna	CI	http://www.civicus.org	Post-2015 Coordinator	CIVICUS is an international alliance dedicated to strengthening citizen action and civil society throughout the world.	Sweden/South Africa	Swedish	Female	hanna.hansson@civicus.org	+46 767934009	Yes	Yes	CIVICUS is one of the organising partners of the NGO Major Group. CIVICUS has participated in several UN summits, including Rio+20, The 2010 United Nations Summit on the Millennium Development, UN Special event on post-2015 in September 2013. We have also participated in the OWG meetings, the PGA thematic hearings on post-2015, the 26-27 May 2015 UN GA post-2015 hearings and as well as all post-2015 IGN negotiations.	Yes	Yes	No	No
216	6/16/2015 14:52:30	Reyad	Helana	VGIF	vgif.org	Intern	Women	New York	American	Female	helanareyad@gmail.com	917-288-2485	Yes	No	None	Yes	Yes	No	No
217	6/11/2015 10:42:21	Dennis	Helen	Christian Aid	http://www.christianaid.org.uk/	Senior Adviser - Poverty and Inequality	Christian Aid is a Christian organisation that insists the world can and must be swiftly changed to one where everyone can live a full life, free from poverty. We work globally for profound change that eradicates the causes of poverty, striving to achieve equality, dignity and freedom for all, regardless of faith or nationality.	UK	British	Female	hdennis@christian-aid.org	+44 (0)207 523 2381 / +44 (0)7932008949	Yes	Yes	Rio +20; OWG (Jan, May and June), IGN March and April 2015, FFD session in April, UNFCCC - COP meetings & intersessionals; CSW 58 & 59, UNCAC COP in Panama	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	I didn't answer yes but we are members of Beyond 2015, CAN-I and ACT Alliance - we may be able to speak on behalf of these networks. We also engage with the NGO and Women's Major Groups	Preamble and introduction, Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership	Helen Dennis leads Christian Aid's work on the post-2015 development agenda with a focus on inequality, including gender equality, and environmental sustainability. In 2013, she was the lead author of Christian Aid's post-2015 report which brought together perspectives from 17 partner organisations. She co-chairs the Beyond 2015 UK coalition and is an active member of the ACT Alliance working group on post-2015, bringing the perspective of faith-based agencies into the debate. She attended a number of OWG meetings, helped to organise a side event on DRR and resilience in January 2014, and participated in the March 2015 IGN. Christian Aid is well known for its campaigns on tax justice and climate change, and is also engaged in the FFD negotiations.
218	6/12/2015 12:32:14	Morton	Helen	Save the Children	www.savethechildren.org.uk	Post-2015 Global Lead	No Child Born to Die	United Kingdom	British	female	h.morton@savethechildren.org.uk	07855 861403	Yes	Yes	All of the above	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	NGO	Preamble and introduction	Helen Morton has spent the past decade working in international development advocacy – championing causes from infectious disease control to disaster risk reduction and energy access. She is currently employed by Save the Children, leading the organisation’s global engagement with the Post 2015 Development Agenda. Her role involves high-political representation, capital level advocacy coordination and strategy formulation - to help deliver a Post 2015 Framework that works. Before joining Save the Children, Helen was Head of Global Advocacy for INGO Practical Action and Trustee for Basic Needs, a mental health and development charity.
219	6/10/2015 5:51:01	Okondo	Hendrica	World YWCA	www.worldywca.org	Global Programme Manager	The World Young Women's Christian Association (World YWCA) is a global network of women leading social and economic change in over 120 countries worldwide. The World YWCA advocates for peace, justice, human rights and care for the environment and has been at the forefront of raising the status of women for more than a century. The World YWCA develops women’s leadership to find local solutions to the global inequalities women face.	Switzerland	Kenyan	Female	hendricao@yahoo.com	41767874518	Yes	Yes	CSW CPD UNGA	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	women and girls	Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership, Annex II: Food for Thought Paper on Proposed Technology Facilitation Mechanism	Hendrica Okondo, from Kenya, holds a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical science from the University of Nairobi, Kenya and a Master of Science in Public Health from the Imperial College University of London. She has previously worked as Gender Adviser at the UN World Food Programme, Programme Manager for UNIFEM South Sudan and Country Programme Manager for UNIFEM Tanzania. She has extensive working experience in Women’s Human Rights, especially in the context of SRHR & HIV and Humanitarian settings. Since 2010 , she has been the Global Programme Manager for SRHR &HIV at the World YWCA and responsible for programmes in 32 countries in Africa. She has done extensive research on SRHR in Africa and has over 20 years advocating for implementation of key global commitments on women, young women and girls’ rights through CEDAW mechanisms, the Commission on the Status of Women, the Human Rights Council and the International Conference on Population and Development, training and mobilising young women champions across YWCA movement and African Women human rights partners in these processes.
220	6/12/2015 5:59:24	Cawsey	Ian	World Society for the Protection of Animals (now known as World Animal Protection)	www.worldanimalprotection,org	COO	We are World Animal Protection We end the needless suffering of animals We influence decision makers to put animals on the global agenda We help the world see how important animals are to all of us We inspire people to change animals’ lives for the better We move the world to protect animals.	UK	UK	Male	iancawsey@worldanimalprotection.org	+447774216870	Yes	Yes	We have participated on the Post-2015 Agenda from Rio+, all through the OWG onwards	Yes	Yes	No	No
221	6/14/2015 20:43:22	Klockmann	Ida	Danish Family Planning Association	www.sexogsamfund.dk	International Advocacy Officer	The Danish Family Planning Association (DFPA) 1) fights for sexual and reproductive rights, 2) for strengthening the individual’s possibilities to make free and informed choices about sexuality, sexual and reproductive health, contraceptives and abortion, and 3) advocates for the universal right to information and health services in relation to sexuality, pregnancy and birth.	Denmark	Danish	Female	ik@sexogsamfund.dk	4525393001	No	Yes	DFPA has participated in the Rio+20 Summit, post-2015 IGNs in March and April, as well as the UNGA civil society hearings in 26-27 May and the first meeting in IAEG	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Women-s Major Group and Action Campaign for Sexual and Reproductive Heath and Reproductive Rights	Preamble and introduction, Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs, Follow up and Review	An International Advocacy Officer in charge of the Danish Family Planning Association’s (DFPA) global policy processes, I am currently based in NYC to closely follow the development of the post-2015 IGNs in June and July. I attended the March and April IGNs as well and participated in the civil hearings in the UNGA in May, whereby I have taken actively part in discussions about goals, targets and indicators, MoI and financing for development, follow up and review processes. Lastly, I am actively following the indicator process, and delivered a statement on behalf of the civil society during the first meeting in the IAEG. Besides attending the previous negotiations and meetings, I am part of several sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) networks that have been very active in the entire post-2015 process incl. providing inputs at several occasions. This includes chairing the global Population and Sustainable Development Alliance (PSDA), working with SRHR in relation to sustainable development and currently planning its participation in COP21. Besides this, I am in excellent dialogue with the Danish UN Mission. I studied international development and global studies. Previously a sexual education teacher and having worked on violence against women in Malawi, on developing a gender equality program in Tanzania during an internship at the Danish Embassy, and with my current position in DFPA, I have a great understanding of the perspectives of the post-2015 agenda and its related target groups in both North and South.
222	6/9/2015 14:53:01	Pereira Cunha	Isabela	Beyond 2015	beyond2015.org	Supporting Consultant - Advocacy Team	Beyond 2015 is a global civil society campaign, pushing for a strong and legitimate successor framework to the Millennium Development Goals.	United States	Brazilian	Female	icunha@beyond2015.org	2027337377	No	Yes	CSO Hearing	Yes	Yes	No	No	--
223	6/14/2015 10:59:09	Skrzypczyk	Jakub	Youth Coalition for Sexual and Reproductive Rights (YCSRR)	youthcoalition.org	Treasurer, Member of the Board of Directors	The Youth Coalition for Sexual and Reproductive Rights aims to ensure that the sexual and reproductive rights of all young people are respected, guaranteed and promoted, and strives to secure the meaningful participation of young people in decision-making that affects their lives, by advocating, generating knowledge, sharing information, building partnerships and training young activists with a focus on the regional and international levels.	Poland	Polish	Male	jakub@youthcoalition.org	+48602695328	No	Yes	OWG sessions, CPD sessions, UNGASS, Global Youth Forum, CSW sessions, UNECE Regional Conference. Enabling choices: population priorities for the 21st century	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	We work with Major Group on Children and Youth	Preamble and introduction, Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs, Follow up and Review	Jakub is a member of Youth Coalition for Sexual and Reproductive Rights. He has been following sustainable development issues since 2007. He spoke on behalf of young people at the high-level panel during the International Conference on Population and Development Beyond 2014, UNECE Regional Conference, Enabling choices: population priorities for the 21st century in Geneva in July 2013. He also spoke on behalf of the Major Group on Children and Youth during the morning briefing at the 6th session of the Open Working Group on Sustainable Development Goals in New York in December 2013. He's mostly interested in issues related to climate change, sexual and reproductive rights, women's empowerment and corporate social responsibility.
224	6/9/2015 5:35:33	van Houwelingen	Jan	World Society for the Protection of Animals	http://www.worldanimalprotection.org	Senior Public Affairs Manager	WSPA works to end the suffering of billions of animals around the world. We passionately believe that animal welfare matters and animal cruelty must end, whether that animal is in the wild, living in a community, caught up in a disaster or is being farmed. Through strategic campaigning and by proving our lasting solutions, we will put animal welfare on the global agenda and show that what's good for animals i good for the world.	United Kingdom	Netherlands	Male	houwelingen@worldanimalprotection.org	+44 7815536715	Yes	Yes	Rio+20 conference, all OWG sessions, all Post-2015 intergovernmental negotiations sessions to date, UNEA, World Health Assembly, CFS meetings on Principles for Responsible Investments in Agriculture and Food Systems, Sendai conference and all Sendai PrepCom meetings, etc.	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Food and Agriculture Cluster	Preamble and introduction, Follow up and Review	I have over 20 years of experience in development and political affairs of which over 10 years with the United Nations (UNDP and DPA). In 2000 I acted as the representative of the UN in the drafting team of a joint OECD/World Bank/IMF/UN publication entitled 'A Better World for All' which pre-conceptualized the creation of the MDGs. I've spend 4 years with UNDP, acting as the secretariat of the UN Development Group and was part of the team that created the CCA/UNDAF and other UN coordination tools. I've also spend 8 years with DPA in the Middle East, coordination UN humanitarian and development aid, lead negotiations with Israeli authorities on humanitarian access and was part of the team that created the Roadmap to Peace. For the past few years, I've advised the largest animal welfare organization in the world on how to get animals to feature on the UN agenda and engaged with UN agencies and UN Member States on why animals matter to sustainable development.
225	6/11/2015 0:01:46	Zonneveld	Jasmine	Muslims for Progressive Values	http://www.mpvusa.org	Youth Representative	MPV is a Muslim faith based human rights organization working for the implementation of progressive values – human rights, freedom of expression, and separation of church and state – as well as inclusive and tolerant understandings of Islam.	United States	South East Asian	Female	jasmine2814@gmail.com	3238393265	No	Yes	Open Working Group, IGNs	Yes	Yes	No	No
226	6/9/2015 20:18:26	Abbasi	Jassim	Tinker Institute on International Law and Organizations (T.I.I.L.O.)	www.tiilo.org	Fellow	T.I.I.L.O. is dedicated to education and research on international law and organizations.	USA	USA	male	ctinker04@yahoo.com	646-284-1832	Yes	Yes	Rio '92, CSD, Rio+20, OWG on SDGs for 2 years, COPs for CBD and Ramsar Conventions	Yes	Yes	No	No	NGO MG
227	6/12/2015 16:22:37	Huffines	Jeffery	CIVICUS	www.civicus.org	UN Representative	CIVICUS is an international alliance dedicated to strengthening citizen action and civil society throughout the world.	USA	USA	Male	jeffery.huffines@civicus.org	+1 646-707-1060	Yes	Yes	All of the above	Yes	Yes	No	No
228	6/9/2015 2:06:35	Martens	Jens	Global Policy Forum	www.globalpolicy.org	Executive Director	Global Policy Forum is an independent policy watchdog that monitors the work of the United Nations and scrutinizes global policymaking. We promote accountability and citizen participation in decisions on peace and security, social justice and international law. For further information see: https://www.globalpolicy.org/about-gpf-mm.html	Germany	Germany	Male	jensmartens@globalpolicy.org	+49-170-7779005	Yes	Yes	All UN Conferences of the 1990s, FfD, Post-2015 process etc.	Yes	Yes	No	No	--	Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs, Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership
229	6/8/2015 16:21:21	Romano	John	Transparency, Accountability & Participation (TAP) Network	http://www.tapnetwork2015.org	Coordinator	The Transparency, Accountability & Participation (TAP) Network is a broad network of CSOs that works to ensure that open, inclusive, accountable and effective governance is at the heart of Post-2015 sustainable development agenda, and that civil society are recognized and mobilized as indispensable partners in the design, implementation of and accountability for sustainable development policies, at all levels.	USA	USA	Male	romano@wfuna.org	+1 609 721 3316	Yes	Yes	All of the above	Yes	Yes	Yes			Preamble and introduction, Follow up and Review	John Romano is the Coordinator of the Transparency, Accountability & Participation (TAP) Network, a broad informal coalition of over 110 civil society organizations working on accountability and broader governance issues in the context of the Post-2015 agenda. As Coordinator, John helps facilitates their engagement with one another to put together joint advocacy outputs as a Network, as well as their engagement in the Post-2015 processes. As a coalition of expert organizations on the topic of accountability, the TAP Network has been contributing significantly to the discussions around follow-up and review of the Post-2015 agenda already, including hosting an "interactive dialogue on follow-up and review" with Beyond 2015 and the Missions of Peru, France and Republic of Korea to the UN. The TAP Network have also published a joint policy paper on follow-up & review/accountability, which includes the inputs of dozens of organizations from within the Network, and endorsed by over 50 civil society organizations from all around the world. By the time of the Post-2015 negotiations, the TAP Network will have produced a joint response to the Post-2015 Zero Draft, with inputs from dozens of organizations. This will be the basis of our intervention during the Post-2015 negotiation stakeholder session.
230	6/17/2015 5:15:21	Amatya	Jolly	International Youth Council - Nepal	Internationalyouthcouncil.com	Board Member	The IYC is dedicated to giving young people across the world both collective voice and a mechanism to support global sustainable development.	United States	Nepal	Female	jolly.amatya@gmail.com	4433016126	No	Yes	CSW 2015	Yes	Yes	No	No
231	6/10/2015 10:55:42	Morrow	Joseph	International Presentation Association	http://internationalpresentationassociation.org/	NGO Representative	To channel our resources so that we can speak and act in partnership with others for global justice.	Australia	Australian	Male	pbvmipa@msn.com	9173188143	Yes	Yes	Rio, Rio+20, UNWSSD 2002, 26-27 May 2015 UNGA post 2015 hearings	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	none	Follow up and Review	Before coming to New York as an NGO representative for IPA, I worked in the legal field in Australia after successfully completing my Bachelor of Laws and my Bachelor of Political Science with a strong interest in Human Rights and International Law. Since arriving in New York in March, I have been closely following the intergovernmental negotiations for the post-2015 process, attending each session. I have been closely involved with consultation of our constituents regarding the issue of follow and review, particularly at the national level, and have been advocating for a strong HR basis for such a review mechanism during the negotiations. We believe this a critical issue particularly at this pivotal moment following the release of the zero draft.
232	6/9/2015 9:36:01	Bertram-Nothnagel	Jutta	Union Internationale des Avocats	www.uianet.org	Director of the Relations with Intergovernmental Organisations	defense of lawyers, rule of law, human rights, pursuit of peace, networking of lawyers	USA	German	Female	jfbn@att.net	212 860 4733	Yes	Yes	all sessions of the Commission on Sustainable Development, Johannesburg Summit, Rio+20, post-Rio+20	Yes	Yes	No	No	I answered no	Follow up and Review	I answered no to 17 and 18 but could not submit the registration without filling out 19 and 20!
233	6/15/2015 3:18:25	Nilsson	karin	RFSU	www.rfsu.se	senior policy adviser	Gender equality, human rights and SRHR for all	sweden	swedish	female	karin.nilsson@rfsu.se	+46704611215	Yes	Yes	IGN goals targets and indicator March 2015	Yes	Yes	No	No
234	6/12/2015 12:22:02	S Larrea	Katarina	Union to Union	Www.uniontounion.org	Head of Program	To promote strong independent an equal Trade Unions	Sweden	Swedish	F	Nina.larrea@uniontounion.org	+46705410758	No	No	None	Yes	Yes	No	No
235	6/8/2015 16:38:58	Donald	Kate	Center for Economic and Social Rights	cesr.org	Program Director	Social justice through human rights	USA	British	Female	kdonald@cesr.org	6193765288	Yes	Yes	post-2015 hearings	Yes	Yes	No			Follow up and Review
236	6/16/2015 16:21:35	Hunt	Kathleen	CARE International	www.care-international.org	UN Representative	Fighting poverty, ending discrimination in all its forms, promoting gender equality and empowerment of women and girls.	USA	USA	Female	khunt@care.org	12126873181	Yes	Yes	2005 UNGA Summit, 2013 Climate Change Summit, UNFCCC annual CoPs and meetings, 26-27 May 2015 UN GA post-2015 hearings and continuous meetings on post-2015 SDG since 2010, among others	Yes	Yes	No	No
237	6/15/2015 12:13:09	Tobin	Kathryn	Regions Refocus 2015	http://www.daghammarskjold.se/regions-refocus/	Policy Coordinator	An initiative housed at the Dag Hammarskjöld Foundation, Regions Refocus 2015 fosters regional and feminist solidarities for justice through policy dialogue between civil society, governments, sub-regional alliances, and the UN.	USA	USA	Female	katie@regionsrefocus.org	3476470860	No	No	FfD, post-2015	Yes	Yes	No	No
238	6/9/2015 20:12:19	Adams	Kayleigh	Tinker Institute on International Law and Organizations (T.I.I.L.O.)	www.tiilo.org	Intern	T.I.I.L.O. is dedicated to education and research on international law and organizations.	USA	USA	female	ctinker04@yahoo.com	646-284-1832	Yes	Yes	Rio '92, CSD, Rio+20, OWG on SDGs for 2 years, COPs for CBD and Ramsar Conventions	Yes	Yes	No	No	NGO MG
239	6/10/2015 14:02:53	Christensen	Klaus	Nonviolence International	www.nonviolenceinternational.net	Project Manager / post-2015 agenda	Nonviolence International researches and promotes nonviolent action, a culture of peace, and seeks to reduce violence and passivity worldwide. We believe that all people of every culture and religion can employ appropriate nonviolent methods for personal fulfillment, positive social change and international peace.	USA	Danish	Male	christensen.klaus@gmail.com	9172941921	Yes	Yes	Post-2015, IAEG, PGA and FfD	Yes	Yes	No	No
240	6/14/2015 7:34:02	Mayo	Kristina	Shinji Shumeikai aka Shumei	www.shumei-international.org	UN representative	Contribute to the wellbeing of the planet through practicing Harmony with Nature, natural agriculture and	USA	USA	F	kristinamayo@mailas.com	917 209 0762	Yes	Yes	CSD's, UNCSD 2012 and Post-2015 SD Agenda	Yes	Yes	No	No
241	6/12/2015 14:17:42	Deleon	Lean	WEDO	wedo.org	Post-2015 Programme Associate	The Women’s Major Group takes responsibility for facilitating women’s civil society input into the policy space provided by the United Nations (participation, speaking, submission of proposals, access to documents).	USA	USA	Male	lean@wedo.org	5105868799	Yes	Yes	Post-2015 IGN	Yes	Yes	No	No
242	6/9/2015 1:00:38	Dabbagh	Lina	Climate Action Network	http://www.climatenetwork.org/	Policy Officer	http://www.climatenetwork.org/about/about-can	Mexico	German	Female	ldabbagh@climatenetwork.org	5548841851	Yes	Yes	All	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Climate Action Network	Preamble and introduction	Lina would speak on behalf of Climate Action Network International. CAN is the world’s largest network of civil society organizations working together to promote government action to address the climate crisis, with more than 900 members in over 100 countries. www.climatenetwork.org Lina holds a masters degree in Regional Science of Latin America and Politics from the University of Cologne, Germany. During her studies she served as a research fellow at the Wuppertal Climate Change Research Institute, Germany. After her studies, she went to Mexico where she earned a postgraduate diploma in Environmental Economics at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) and where she worked for WWF-Mexico as Program Development Officer. She is familiar with the post-2015 process, has good public speaking skills and is reliable.
243	6/16/2015 8:23:18	Nordin Thorslund	Linda	United Nations Association of Sweden	www.fn.se	Secretary-General	For a better world	Sweden	Swedish	Female	linda.nordin@fn.se	+46707572277	Yes	Yes	Rio + 20 Rio de Janeiro 2012, MDG Summit 2010.	Yes	Yes	No	No
244	6/8/2015 20:31:12	Russell-Moyle	Lloyd	International Falcon Movement - Socialist Educational International	Ifm-sei org	UN representative	Education, empowerment, development and critical thought	UK	UK	Make	Lloyd@childrenyouth.org	+447899785264	Yes	Yes	Wssd, GA hearings	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	We take part in mgcy	Preamble and introduction, Follow up and Review	Have been following the discussions on SD since 2002 and lead European youth delegation to rio+20
245	6/16/2015 20:42:16	Russell-moyle	Lloyd	IFM-sei	Ifm-SEI.org	Un rep	Education	Uk	Uk	Male	Lloyd@childrenyouth.org	646-583-2795	Yes	Yes	Wssd, CSD, rio+20	Yes	Yes	No	No
246	6/9/2015 9:09:30	Heninger	Lori	Plan International	www.plan-international.org	Head of Office	Plan aims to achieve lasting improvements in the quality of life of deprived children in developing countries, through a process that unites people across cultures and adds meaning and value to their lives, by:	US	US	Female	lori.heninger@plan-international.org	917.398.0018	Yes	Yes	CSW, IDG, UNGA, Sendai, UPR, more.	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	other stakeholder	Preamble and introduction, Follow up and Review	Lori Heninger, Ph.D., is Head of Office NY/UN Liaison for Plan International. Lori’s job with Plan International includes ensuring child rights and child and youth participation are included in UN policies, procedures, practices and resolutions. Prior to working with Plan International, Lori was Director of the Inter-Agency Network for Education in Emergencies, a 10,000 member network committed to ensuring safe, quality, relevant education for all in crisis and crisis-prone contexts. Lori received her Masters in Social Work from Columbia University and her Ph.D. from City University, both in New York.
247	6/15/2015 8:12:47	Reyes Zuniga	Luisa Emilia	Equidad de Género: Ciudadanía, Trabajo y Familia	www.equidad.org.mx	Program Director	Equidad de Género, Ciudadanía, Trabajo y Familia A.C. (Gender Equity: Citizenship, Work and Family) is a civil society organization founded in 1996 to promote equality between women and men through the development and incorporation of public policy proposals with a gender perspective and the strengthening of women’s leadership and civil participation in all aspects of political and social life in Mexico.	México	Mexican	Female	emilia@equidad.org.mx	+5215554109398	Yes	Yes	The latest was the 26-27 Hearings, but we have been following the P-2015 during the IGN, and were at the GA Climate summit in 2015	Yes	Yes	No	No			I promote policies and budgets for equality and sustainable development in Mexico. I have trained officers in the executive and legislative branch in Mexico, as well as in other countries in the LAC region. I have trained officers in the UN agencies of the LAC region. Equidad is also an OP for the WMG and we have promoted the active and meaningful participation of women's organizations in the process.
248	6/12/2015 16:24:06	Walsh	Lynn	Universal Peace Federation	upf.org	Director, Office of Family and Human Development	The Universal Peace Federation (UPF) is a global network of individuals and organizations dedicated to building a world of peace in which everyone can live in freedom, harmony, cooperation and prosperity. Peace is not simply the absence of war or a term that applies only to the relationships among nations. Peace is an essential quality that should characterize all relationships. UPF advocates renewal of the United Nations, including a proposal that the UN create an interreligious council within its structures. UPF implements its programs through a global network of Ambassadors for Peace. UPF encourages all religions to dialogue and cooperate for peace based upon the recognition that human dignity derives from a universal divine source that is the basis of harmony and unification. UPF offers relief and humanitarian programs, service-learning projects, character education and sports programs with a special focus on personal leadership and peacemaking skills.	United States	US	female	lwalsh@upf.org	9144333710	Yes	Yes	26-27 May 2015 UN General Assembly post-2015 hearings, SDG OWGs, Rio +20,	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Families and Universal Peace Federation	Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs	Adjunct Instructor in Sociology and Psychology specializing in human develpment and families, University of Bridgeport Director, Office of Families and Human Development, UPF. Speaker and Teacher of character development, relationship and parenting education Family Therapist
249	6/9/2015 9:39:14	Goldberger	Margaret	Working Group on Girls	Girlsrights.org	Intern	To promote the rights of the girl child and to empower girls across the world	United States of America	American	Female	Magschwa@gmail.com	862-596-3983	Yes	Yes	Post-2015 hearings	Yes	Yes	No	No	None	Preamble and introduction	The form forced me to answer question 20, however I will not be speaking on the 24th
250	6/11/2015 12:01:20	Viana Da Silva	Maria Clara	Grupo de Informacion en Reproducion Elegida - GIRE	www.resurj.org/www.https://www.gire.org.mx	RESURJ Executive Coordinator	Realizing Sexual and Reproductive Justice (RESURJ) is a global alliance of younger feminist activists, ages 19-39, and working across generations, constituencies and identities to secure young people and women’s sexual and reproductive rights and health at all levels. RESURJ was created in 2014 and works through local organizations as a global network to advocate for funding, policies and programs that ensure equitable access to sexual and reproductive health services, protection of sexual rights and reproductive rights, the achievement of gender equality and non-discrimination, and meaningful participation of young feminists in women’s and feminist movements across Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Middle East.	United States	Brazilian	Female	mviana@resurj.org	15085724121	Yes	Yes	Conference on Population and Development; Post 2015 hearings; Open Working Group sessions; Commission on the Status of Women	Yes	Yes	No	No
251	6/11/2015 19:26:24	mancilla mendoza	mariana	Balance	www.redbalance.org	program officer of youth	Balance es una organización feminista progresista que actúa a nivel local, regional y global para construir alternativas para vivir sexualidades libres y placenteras transformando las políticas públicas en salud y sexualidad para que aborden efectivamente la injusticia confiando en el poder que tienen mujeres y jóvenes para mejorar sus condiciones de vida.	Mexico	mexican	famale	jovenes@redbalance.org	+525555391802	No	No	none	Yes	Yes	Yes	No		Preamble and introduction, Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs, Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership, Follow up and Review	Since 2012 to date has given point to the construction of the Post2015 Agenda at the national level, especially with UNFPA in the work of the National Youth Agenda, in regional and international monitoring participating in meetings of ECLAC and international organizations like the Youth Coalition for Sexual and Reproductive Rights and CPD to position the subject of education comprehensive sexuality as an indicator for the purpose of education and include the participation of young women in the development agenda. As a future pedagogue, it is very clear to me, although always worth emphasizing, that high quality education is a fundamental right and ensures increased life opportunities for young girls and women around the world. As a young woman, I think it is important that there are these spaces so that we can reshape the future we want for our lives and the lives of our families. The Post-2015 Agenda can’t be published without the recognition of all the rights of women and without clear of´ its role for the development of a world better. Through the Alliance, which has the organization with RESURJ we will share lessons learned during this process other women in other regions of the world and at the national level through the Group of youth organizations which is the follow up Post 2015 will make a forum with decision makers that assume commitments and give follow-up to the means of implementation and the same objectives of the agenda also disseminate the results of these sessions through fact sheets for other organizations.
252	6/14/2015 2:11:02	Haslegrave	Marianne	Commonwealth Medical Trust (Commat)	www.NGOsBeyond2014.org	Director	Commat’s mission is to promote health and the prevention of disease and disability and the advancement of human rights, including sexual and reproductive health and rights particularly for young people and women as well as vulnerable and marginalized groups, by working particularly with policy-makers and health professional and other non-governmental organizations, especially in Commonwealth developing countries.	United Kingdom	British	Female	mh@commat.org	+44 7767 313032	No	Yes	UN General Assembly Special Event 2013; UN General Assembly Special Session on ICPD Beyond 2014	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Health in Post-2015 Coalition	Preamble and introduction	Marianne Haslegrave has participated in all sessions of the inter-governmental negotiations (IGN) as well as nearly all sessions of the Open Working Group (OWG) as a member of the Health in Post-2015 Coalition (Health Coalition), the Platform on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights and the Women’s Major Group. She has made one presentation and three interventions from the floor in the IGN and two presentations in the OWG on behalf of the Health Coalition. In addition, she has attended preparatory meetings for the Financing for Development Conference, the UN Statistical Commission and the IAEG on SDGs. In developing presentations position-papers she has worked closely with members of the Health Coalition through inclusive, comprehensive processes, and is doing so in preparing the statement for presentation in this session. In addition, she prepares postings on the post-2015 development agenda and related issues five or more times a week for the www.NGOsBeyond2015.org website and has had articles published on the same topics, as well as a letter in the Economist, which was endorsed by over 80 international and national organizations. She is the Director of Commat, having also served as the CEO of the Commonwealth Medical Association and the International Federation of Business and Professional Women and President of the International Federation of University Women. She has represented organizations at the UN since 1974.
253	6/8/2015 16:43:13	Ullmann	Maribel	Plan International	http://plan-international.org/	Advocacy Officer	lan aims to achieve lasting improvements in the quality of life of deprived children in developing countries, through a process that unites people across cultures and adds meaning and value to their lives.	USA	USA	Female	maribel.ullmann@plan-international.org	9173980018, ext 5	Yes	Yes	previous UN summits and conferences	Yes	Yes	No			Follow up and Review
254	6/10/2015 6:41:01	Szostak	Marta	ASTRA Network / Federation for Women and Family Planning serving as ASTRA Secretariat	www.astra.org.pl	Network Coordinator	ASTRA aims at the prioritization of SRHR on international, regional and national agendas, in particular in the EU and UN institutions. The Network works towards transforming gender power relations in society so that women, girls, men and boys can enjoy their sexual and reproductive rights, and are equal, free and live in dignity.	Poland	Polish	Female	federa@astra.org.pl	+48 22 635 93 95	Yes	Yes	The ICPD+20 Process and the thematic conferences, ASTRA was part of the Steering Committe for the youth and human rights conferences; Beijing+20 Conference in Geneva, the Post-2015 process from the very start on regional and international level	Yes	Yes	No	No	I answered no
255	6/14/2015 20:20:04	Gallahue	Martha	United Religions Initiative	uri.org	ECOSOC Representative at the UN	Interfaith Harmony through multi-religions' sacred activism	USA	US	female	marthagallahue@me.com	212-932-7809	Yes	Yes	Johannesberg, 2002; Cancun/Durban on Climate Change	Yes	Yes	Yes	No		Preamble and introduction	"Let's Celebrate Peace through the Sustainable Development Goals" a chapter in the book Spirituality, Values and Sustainable Development and written by me is scheduled to come out in the Fall, 2015 published by New Frontiers Publishing. We have followed the Post-Rio Agenda carefully and are co-founders of Global Movement for Culture of Peace at the UN. Martha has served on 2 steering committees to assist in preparing for civil society Interactive Hearings on Post 2015 SD Agenda and the Climate Change Conference, June 29th. The hard work of NGLS has already succeeded in intensification of the process. My statement would be to recognize that core aim of Global Peace hangs on the successful implementation of this Agenda so why not say so in the Preamble. It is what most people will read and be incentivized and inspired by.
256	6/17/2015 15:21:33	JUAREZ	MARTHA	Consorcio para el Diálogo Parlamentario y la Equidad	www.consorcio.org.mx	Enlace legislativo	Fomentar el vinculo entre sociedad civil y parlamentos y buscar la incluisión de derechos humanos de las mujeres en acuerdos internacionales y regionales.	Mexico	Mexicana	female	martha@consorcio.org.mx	525555125015	No	Yes	At the Post 2015 sessions, CPD and CSW sessions.	Yes	Yes	No	No
257	6/13/2015 17:04:40	Juárez	Martha	Equidad de Género Ciudadanía, trabajo y familia	www.equidad.org.mx	Member	Equidad de Género, Ciudadanía, Trabajo y Familia A.C. (Gender Equity: Citizenship, Work and Family) is a civil society organization founded in 1996 to promote equality between women and men through the development and incorporation of public policy proposals with a gender perspective and the strengthening of women’s leadership and civil participation in all aspects of political and social life in Mexico.	Mexixo	Mexico	Female	Martha@consorcio.org.mx	+19173341515	Yes	Yes	Post-2015 negotiations process	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
258	6/8/2015 19:57:49	Tsounkeu	Martin	ADIN - Africa Development Interchange Network	adinetwork.org	General representative	ADIN works for poverty alleviation and people's rights in a safe environment; evaluation of Development Agenda Implementation Progress in Africa and enhancing the participation of people of the grassroots in democracy and governance processes as well as carrying their voice in global events.	Cameroon	Cameroonian	Male	martsou@yahoo.com	+237677747828	Yes	Yes	Post 2015 hearings, FfD hearings and conferences	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	ACG for FfD	Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership, Follow up and Review	Doctoral Researcher (PhD) holding an Advanced Study Diploma in Economics and Business Management, University of Yaoundé. Economics, Corporate Structure, Management and Finance Expert. Lecturer in "Project Management & Planning", “Leadership” and "International Participatory Monitoring and Evaluation". General Representative of Africa Development Interchange Network (ADIN) for many years and Leading Consultant for the Bureau for Economic, Technical and Commercial Studies. Several interventions in UN FfD, MDGs and Post 2015 processes, building on corporate experience in the private sector. Member and Deputy Chair of the Commonwealth Foundation Civil Society Advisory Committee (CSAC) with a seat on the Board of Governor and Executive Committee of that Intergovernmental Organization. Chair of CSAC. Member of the African CSO Working Group on Post 2015, leading on FfD. 25 years in Management, Corporate Structure, Supervision, Monitoring and Evaluation, includes Civil Society work and consultancies for the UN System on the Post 2015 development agenda. Cameroon National Post 2015 Experts. Member of the Steering Committee of Non-State actors for the ICESDF.
259	6/15/2015 3:15:34	Cardama	Maruxa	Communitas Coalition	www.communitascoalition.org	Executive Coordinator	Multistakeholder coalition for sustainable cities and regions in the new UN development agenda	US	Spanish	Female	mcardama@communitascoalition.org	+32494885335	Yes	Yes	UNFCCC, CBD, Rio +20, SDGs OWG	Yes	Yes	No	No
260	6/8/2015 16:24:18	Bishtawi	Marwan	Pax Romana	www.imcs-miec.org	UN Advocacy Team	Pax Romana brings together over 80 diverse national federations, associations, and movements of Catholic university and tertiary students from six regions.	USA	USA	Male	marwan.bishtawi@gmail.com	+19144395714	Yes	Yes	May GA post-2015 hearings	Yes	Yes	No			Preamble and introduction	disregard. as indicated in (17) I do not wish to speak, but form would not let me submit unless I answered (18).
261	6/17/2015 12:20:30	Keifer	Mary Amanda	Advocates for Youth	www.advocatesforyouth.org	International Policy Analyst	Advocates for Youth champions efforts to help young people make informed and responsible decisions about their reproductive and sexual health. Advocates believes it can best serve the field by boldly advocating for a more positive and realistic approach to adolescent sexual health.	United States	American	Female	keifer@advocatesforyouth.org	202-419-3420	Yes	Yes	Open Working Group	Yes	Yes	No	No
262	6/9/2015 9:25:22	Simonds	Matthew	International Trade Union Confederation	www.ituc-csi.org	Policy and Liaison	The ITUC represents 176 million workers in 162 countries and territories and has 328 national affiliates.	France	United States	Male	matt.simonds@ituc-csi.org	+33 (0) 1 55 37 37 34	Yes	Yes	Many	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Workers and Trade Unions Major Group	Preamble and introduction	Matt Simonds is currently a policy and liaison officer for the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) covering institutions like the OECD and the UN. He is housed in the office of the Trade Union Advisory Committee to the OECD (TUAC) where he coordinates trade union efforts in policy debates on development at the international institutional level. In particular, this includes the trade union movement’s participation in the current process to develop a Post 2015 development framework at UN level, as well as the aid and development effectiveness processes under the Global Partnership for Effective Development Cooperation. He began his work with the ITUC in 2007 at the organizations United Nations office where he followed several UN processes, most notably the UN Financing for Development Process. He received a master’s degree in international development from the New School University’s Milano School of International Affairs, Management, and Urban Policy and a bachelor’s degree from the New York University Stern School of Business.
263	6/9/2015 3:46:42	Mapfumo	Mcleo	Zimbabwe United Nations Association	www.unazimbabwe.org	Youth President	To recognise the purposes of the United Nations and to be the centre for harmonising peoples and nations in achieving developmental sustainability.	Zimbabwe	Zimbabwean	Male	mcleomapfumo@gmail.com	+263773335487	Yes	Yes	None	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Follow up and Review	Through discussions and deliberations on the ongoing discussions of the Post-2015 Development Agenda, I have been the leading person in Zimbabwe in fostering for this agenda although the Government has been lagging behind its now late for us. However under Civil Society I have managed to establish 7 university chapters in Zimbabwe to enable effective dissemination of information for this Agenda. I also spearhead 35 high schools in Zimbabwe and discussion and deliberations are ongoing on the current zero draft document.
264	6/15/2015 9:35:25	Karunananthan	Meera	Blue Planet Project	http://blueplanetproject.net	International water campaigner	The Blue Planet Project is part of a global movement, with partners around the world that promotes the fundamental truth that “Water is life.” We strive for water justice based on the principles that water is a human right, a public trust, and part of the global commons. We work with organizations and activists in both South and North, and are affiliated with international networks including Friends of the Earth International, Red Vida (the Americas Network on the Right to Water) and the People’s Health Movement. We work to protect water for people and nature for generations to come. This includes working with local organizations and activists on grassroots struggles to protect democratic, community control of water, and building a movement to see the full implementation of the human right to water and sanitation.	Canada	Canadian	Female	meera@canadians.org	6133552100	Yes	Yes	Post 2015 UNGA hearings	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Women's Major Group	Preamble and introduction, Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs, Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership, Follow up and Review	Meera Karunananthan is the international water campaigner for the Blue Planet Project - a global project working with partners around the world to promote the human right to water and sanitation. In previous Post 2015 negotiations Meera has spoken on SDG 6. She has worked with the Women's Major Group to provide analysis on environmental and social issues pertaining to water within the Post 2015 agenda. Meera has written articles and blogs about water and development that have been featured in the UK Guardian. She has worked with numerous civil society organizations engaged in the Post 2015 process to coordinate side events in March and May 2015.
265	6/12/2015 2:05:51	Arian	Megan	Muslims for Progressive Values	mpvusa.org	Youth Representitive	MPV is a Muslim faith based human rights organization working for the implementation of progressive values – human rights, freedom of expression, and separation of church and state – as well as inclusive and tolerant understandings of Islam.	United States	American	Female	meganarian@me.com	(818)304-5210	No	Yes	Open Working Group, IGNs.	Yes	Yes	No	No
266	6/11/2015 13:48:10	Poole	Melanie	CARE	care.org	Senior Advisor	New York	United States	Australian	F	melanie.poole@nyu.edu	9179128460	Yes	Yes	CSW and post2015, COP15, Rio	Yes	Yes	No	No
267	6/14/2015 6:24:18	Grzywnowicz	Micah	RFSL, the Swedish Federation for LGBTQ Rights	www.rfsl.se	International Advocacy Advisor	RFSL is a non-profit organization that works with and for the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people (LGBT). RFSL’s objective is that the same rights, opportunities and obligations will be applicable for LGBT people as they are for everyone else in society.	Sweden	Polish	transgender	micah.grzywnowicz@rfsl.se	+46735419644	Yes	Yes	26-27 May 2015 UN General Assembly post-2015 hearings, May post-2015 IGNs, CSW,	Yes	Yes	Yes	No		Preamble and introduction, Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership, Follow up and Review	I am responsible for international advocacy within the organization, with a special focus on the United Nations system, the Council of Europe as well as working with the Swedish Foreign Ministry. I took part in a set of consultations with Civil Society Organizations on the post-2015 agenda organized by the Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, focused on goals nr. 4, 10, and 16. I was also a part of the official Swedish delegation to the UN on Post-2015 in May. I contributed with my expertise on discrimination, inclusion, equality, gender based violence, and access to justice by vulnerable groups. I advocated for cross-cutting indicators, which would facilitate achieving the promise of the post-2015 agenda of not leaving anyone behind. I use an intersectional approach, acknowledging the complexity of human experience depending on the interaction between their unique identity, and the context they come from. Apart from focusing on the target group I work with, LGBTI persons, I built synergies between different organizations, including groups working with people with disabilities, religion and belief or ethnicity. I have also been following the Swedish part of the Financing for Development process as well as the Swedish policies for global development and development aid. I have spoken in various settings, including the UN, Council of Europe, as well as national level.
268	6/9/2015 3:33:30	Carvalho	Milagres Savio	Amnesty International	https://www.amnesty.org/en/	Senior Advisor, Campaigning on International Development and Human Rirghts	Amnesty International is a global movement of more than 7 million people who take injustice personally. We are campaigning for a world where human rights are enjoyed by all. We are funded by members and people like you. We are independent of any political ideology, economic interest or religion. No government is beyond scrutiny. No situation is beyond hope. Few would have predicted when we started that torturers would become international outlaws. That most countries would abolish the death penalty. And seemingly untouchable dictators would be made to answer for their crimes.	United Kingdom	Indian	Male	savio.carvalho@amnesty.org	+447961421542	Yes	Yes	Amnesty International engages in most ECOSOC events	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Human Rights Constituency	Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership	Savio Carvalho, Senior Advisor, Campaigning on International Development and Human Rights, Amnesty International, International Secretariat. Mr. Carvalho has worked for over 16 years in the Development and Human Rights sector in South and Central Asia, East Africa and Europe. In his current role, he leads Amnesty International’s work on the United Nations Post 2015 Development Agenda and focuses on establishing stronger linkages between development and human rights. Before this, he was the Director of the Demand Dignity and ESCR programme at Amnesty. Prior to joining Amnesty International, Mr. Carvalho was the Climate Change Campaign Advisor at Oxfam International, where he was leading and coordinating the campaign on Climate Change across the regions of Africa, Latin America and Asia. Prior to that he worked in two different continents as Oxfam GB Country Director Viz. Uganda and Tajikistan. Mr. Carvalho has managed several developmental, humanitarian and campaign programmes in different countries. He was actively involved in policy and advocacy issues around conflict and human rights in Uganda and Tajikistan. Mr Carvalho read Psychology for Bachelors degree at St. Xavier’s and Development studies for his Masters. He has also earned certificates in Gender Policy and Planning (University College London), Human Rights Law (Oxford University) and Humanitarian Assistance (University of Liverpool).
269	6/12/2015 14:11:36	Alas Portillo	Mirza	Third World Network	http://www.twn.my/	researcher	The Third World Network (TWN) is a transnational alternative policy group and international network of organizations that produces and disseminates analyses, proposals and information tools related to ecological sustainability, development and North-South relations	Costa Rica	Costa Rican	female	mirza@twnetwork.org	+50683674359	Yes	Yes	None	Yes	Yes	No	No
270	6/9/2015 11:38:16	Costa	Naiara	Beyond 2015	www.beyond2015.org	Advocacy Director	Beyond 2015 is a global civil society campaign, pushing for a strong and legitimate successor framework to the Millennium Development Goals.	United States	Brazilian	Female	ncosta@beyond2015org	+19179304069	Yes	Yes	May Hearings	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Beyond 2015	Follow up and Review	Naiara Costa Chaves is an International Relations Analyst who currently serves as the Advocacy Director of Beyond 2015, a global civil society campaign. Prior to that, she worked as an Advisor on Gender, Social and Economic Rights at the Permanent Mission of the United Kingdom in New York as well as a development advisor at the UK Department for International Development (DFID) in Brazil. Naiara has served the UN for more than a decade, working as a National Programme Officer at UNAIDS. She has also served the government of Brazil as an advisor at the Presidency of the Republic (National Anti-Drugs Secretariat) and the Ministry of Finance). Naiara worked as UN Public Affairs and Policy Advisor for the World Animal Protection. She holds a master on International Relations at the University of Brasilia (Brazil) and a MBA on Projects from Getulio Vargas Foundation.
271	6/17/2015 11:28:29	Draisin	Natalie	FIA Foundation	fiafoundation.org	US Manager	The FIA Foundation has an international reputation for innovative global road safety philanthropy; practical environmental research and interventions to improve air quality and tackle climate change; and high impact strategic advocacy in the areas of road traffic injury prevention and motor vehicle fuel efficiency. Our aim is to ensure ‘Safe, Clean, Fair and Green’ mobility for all, playing our part to ensure a sustainable future.	United States	USA	Female	n.draisin@fiafoundation.org	2016942438	Yes	Yes	IGN Negotiations	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	FIA Foundation	Preamble and introduction, Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs, Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership, Follow up and Review, Annex II: Food for Thought Paper on Proposed Technology Facilitation Mechanism	I am the US Manager of the FIA Foundation, and Co-Chair of the Injury Control and Emergency Health Services Section of the American Public Health Association. The FIA Foundation works on key issues relating to safe and sustainable mobility to contribute to the proposed SDGs. We engaged extensively in the post-2015 development agenda, for example, through the Global Fuel Economy Initiative (GFEI) that we support. GFEI will make a significant contribution to achieving the proposed energy efficiency goal. GFEI is also a Sustainable Energy for All energy efficiency accelerator platform. Road safety is a cross-cutting and integrated issue, where our work links with global health, urban planning and infrastructure experts. I built upon my previous experience studying injury prevention at the Johns Hopkins, to establish contacts among a range of expertise and country-level practice in safe and sustainable mobility. For example, GFEI operates as a partnership of 6 organizations in over 40 countries to achieve strategic results in improving the global fuel economy of vehicles. Our road safety focus spans 80 countries, with extensive collaboration and joint decision-making. We work in partnership to mobilize action on road safety, collaborating with international organizations like the International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent, World Bank and WHO. This high profile experience has provided me with the opportunity to speak confidently in public in a range of settings.
272	6/14/2015 6:24:54	Khan	Nausheen	Khan Foundation	http://www.khan-foundation.org	Research Associate and Program Focal Person	MISSION 1)To strengthen and sustain true representative democracy in the country from the grassroots local government through to central government level while promoting a democratic culture in the country 2)To improve the living conditions of the country’s disadvantaged groups, in particular women, children and the poor, through launching of effective social and economic development programmes. 3)To further the cause of the United Nations around the Globe and work towards achieving in Bangladesh The Millennium Development Goals within the target year as set out by the United Nations	Bangladesh	Bangladeshi	Female	naush14@gmail.com, nausheen.khan@khan-foundation.org	8801716615654	Yes	Yes	UN OWG, UN Post 2015 IGN, UNCSW, UNCSD	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Women (I would like to be considered for the role)	Preamble and introduction	I have been working at Khan Foundation, a non-government organization in Bangladesh that focuses on democracy, development and human rights, where I use my knowledge of global concerns and management experience to conduct research and implement projects. I am the Coordinator for a regional project titled, “Women’s Sexual & Reproductive Health & Rights and Climate Change: What is the Connection?” in partnership with Asia-Pacific Resource and Research Centre for Women (ARROW). There are 3.5 billion women in the world today; it is important to give them a voice in political decision-making. It is essential that the Post-2015 Development Agenda address poverty, employment and social integration as these issues significantly impact the direction that the female population will take in future. I am interested in participating as a WMG delegate and speaker at the Post-2015 negotiations during June IGN so that I can represent the women groups all over the world and help them build a tangible stake in their future, and ensure that they have equal access to as health, comprehensive education, decent employment as their male counterparts. At the international level, I have been involved with the Post-2015 and the Rio+20 processes to ensure that these are participatory, inclusive and responsive to the needs of those directly affected by poverty and injustice, in particular marginalized groups including women, and youth. I am also a passionate writer and focus primarily on social issues. I have attended and actively participated in the 13th OWG and February IGN negotiations.
273	6/14/2015 0:48:35	hamidi	neghena	vgif	vgif.org	UN REP	On website	usa	afghan american	female	neghena23@gmail.com	3479061918	Yes	No	CSW	Yes	Yes	No	No
274	6/8/2015 17:49:29	Bjerler	Nicole	Amnesty International	amnesty.org	Deputy Representative NY office	Human rights	USA	Sweden/Austria	Female	nbjerler@amnesty.org	3478061077	Yes	Yes	UN summits, conferences, or the 26-27 May 2015 UN General Assembly post-2015 hearings	Yes	Yes	No	No	Human Rights Caucus	Preamble and introduction, Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership, Follow up and Review
275	6/15/2015 10:18:07	Cardinal	Nicole	Save the Children	www.savethechildren.net/	Senior Advocacy Adviser	To inspire breakthroughs in the way the world treats children and to achieve immediate and lasting change in their lives.	United States	Canadian	Female	nicole.cardinal@savethechildren.org	212-370-2463	Yes	Yes	MDG Special Event (2013), UN Conference on DRR (2015), 26-27 May 2015 UN GA Hearings etc.	Yes	Yes	Yes	No		Follow up and Review	Nicole Cardinal is Save the Children’s Senior Advocacy Adviser on the post-2015 agenda and has led the organization’s work on the agenda at the UN since 2013. She has been highly engaged in multiple post-2015 processes and outreach with Member States including the Open Working Group on the SDGs and the Intergovernmental Negotiations. She co-leads Save the Children’s work on accountability for the TAP (Transparency, Accountability and Participation) Network, a coalition of civil society organizations advocating for the inclusion of these principles in the agenda, as well as Save the Children’s policy for a post-2015 accountability framework. Nicole has engaged in and supported accountability processes under the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the Universal Periodic Review for Australia and Timor-Leste, including drafting the joint-NGO submission for Timor-Leste’s UPR. Nicole previously practiced law and worked as a Law Clerk for the Supreme Court of British Columbia. From 2007-2008, she was a Children’s Rights Advocate for the Botswana Network on Ethics, Law and HIV/AIDS (BONELA) in Botswana, working directly with children on the interlinkages between human rights and stigma against HIV/AIDS. She is fluent in French and is a compelling public speaker. Nicole would be an excellent candidate to speak on the value of peer reviews and engaging marginalized and vulnerable groups, including children, under a global accountability mechanism for the post-2015 agenda.
276	6/9/2015 0:17:49	Mohd Nasir	Nor Nabila	ARROW	www.arrow.org.my	Programme Officer	Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights for All	Malaysia	Malaysian	Female	nabila@arrow.org.my	+60176598957	Yes	Yes	CPD, Post 2015, UNGASS	Yes	Yes	No	No	not applicable	Follow up and Review	not applicable
277	6/11/2015 2:59:43	Dzhanaeva	Nurgul	Forum of women NGOs of Kyrgyzstan	http://forumofwomenngos.kg/	President	Mission of the Forum of women's NGOs of Kyrgyzstan: Forum's basic mission is the consolidation and strengthening of women's movement towards gender equality and women's empowerment, building partnership towards women's equality, Programs: Women’s participation in political processes; Violence against women; Women and Economy; Women’s Human rights; Women and Security; Cross cutting initiatives (Monitoring), Network consolidation. Since 2007 Forum of women's NGOs of Kyrgyzstan is actively working in the area of aid and development effectiveness, since 2013 – in the Post -2015 processes at national and international levels.	Киргизия	Kyrgyzstan	Female	nurguldj@gmail.com	+996312323638	Yes	Yes	December 2013 – 6th session of the UN OWG on SDGs; UN IGN on SDGs in 2015 in January, February, March, April 2015; Since 2005 at CSW UN, New York, USA, 26 -31 July, 44th session of the CEDAW Committee; New York, USA, 2-9 July, ECOSOC 2012 High Level Segment; New York, USA, 14-15 June 2010, representative participated at the Informal Interactive Hearings of the General Assembly with Non-governmental organizations, Civil society organizations and the Private sector.	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Women Major Group	Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership, Follow up and Review	DoB – 01 July 1955. Citizen of the Kyrgyz Republic. President of the Forum of Women's NGOs of Kyrgyzstan. 1994- 1999- Vice-president the International University of Kyrgyzstan. 1994 – 1998, 1999 till present - founder and present President of the Forum of Women's NGOs of Kyrgyzstan Member of RCEM Transition Committee, 2014, Women’s Major Group, Organizing Partner since 2014,Head of national informal coalition of CSOs “Development effectiveness”, 2014 Board member of APRN, 2014, Global Council member on CPDE, since 2011. Asia Pacific “Women, Law and Development – Regional Council member, 1999- 2007, 2011 – till present ; Asia Pacific Women Watch - Steering Committee member, 1999-2008, 2011- till present, Forum of Women's NGOs of Central Asia, coordinator, Member of the Eurasian environmental Information Center in Turkey – 1995-2005, Board member of the Global Fund for Women since 2009, Reality of Aid network – ROA ASIA/PACIFIC STEERING COMMITTEE member , Deputy chair of the public watch council under the Ministry of economic regulation, Kyrgyz Republic since 2011, Training manual on Monitoring Global partnership for development effectiveness – 2013, 2014, Research and publications in the area of women's rights, aid and development effectiveness, ecological crisis. Chairing and Speaker experience in national, regional and global and UN conferences. Led national research on aid and development effectiveness and women's rights.
278	6/9/2015 5:23:38	Henman	Oliver	CIVICUS	www.civicus.org	European Representative	To promote citizen participation and engagement in policy formulation, to protect civic space and guarantee freedom of association.	United Kingdom	UK	Male	oli.henman@civicus.org	447803169074	Yes	Yes	Our organisation has participated in all the UN processes on sustainable development over past 10 years	Yes	Yes	No	No	n/a	Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership
279	6/10/2015 19:00:42	Paul	Omair	Muslims for Progressive Values	www.mpvusa.org	NGO UN Representative	MPV is a Muslim faith based human rights organization working for the implementation of progressive values – human rights, freedom of expression, and separation of church and state – as well as inclusive and tolerant understandings of Islam.	United States	U.S.	Male	unrep@mpvusa.org	7189306257	No	Yes	Open Working Group, IGNs	Yes	Yes	No	No
280	6/16/2015 13:19:07	Bartha	Orsolya	International Disability Alliance	www.internationaldisabilityalliance.org	Senior Advisor	To advance the human rights of persons with disabilities as a united voice of organizations of persons with disabilities utilizing the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and other human rights instruments.	USA	Hungarian	female	obartha@ida-secretariat.org	718.644.4071	Yes	Yes	Attended all OWG, IGN sessions.	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	Persons with Disabilities
281	6/10/2015 19:23:56	Morgan	Pamela	Zonta International	www.zonta.org	UN Representative	Zonta International is a leading global organization of professionals empowering women worldwide through service and advocacy.	USA	American	Female	pemorgan@aol.com	9082417833	Yes	Yes	26-27 May 2015 UN General Assembly post-2015 hearings	Yes	Yes	No	No
282	6/8/2015 16:24:10	Lerner	Patricia	Greenpeace International	Www.greenpeace.org	Senior Political Advisor	Greenpeace exists because this fragile earth deserves a voice. It needs solutions. It needs change. It needs action.	The Netherlands	American	Female	Patricia.lerner@greenpeace.org	+31646162027	Yes	Yes	Rio+20	Yes	Yes	No			Preamble and introduction	I don't wish to speak, but can't submit the form without checking a box in #18.
283	6/9/2015 3:18:22	Namala	Paul Divakar	National Campaign on Dalit Human Rights	http://www.ncdhr.org.in/	General Secretary-DAAA	National Campaign on Dalit Human Rights is a forum committed to the elimination of discrimination based on caste. A democratic secular platform led by Dalit women and men activists, with support and solidarity from movements and organizations, academics, individuals, people’s organizations and institutions throughout the country who are committed to work to protect and promote human rights of Dalits focusing on women and children.	India	Indian	Male	pauldivakar@ncdhr.org.in	0091 99100 46813	No	Yes	POST-2015 INTERGOVERNMENTAL NEGOTIATIONS (SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS AND TARGETS) 23 Mar 2015 - 27 Mar 2015 UN GA.	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Non-Governmental Organizations	Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs	As founding member of NCDHR and General Secretary of DAAA-NCDHR, I have been working closely in the Millennium Development Goals and UNDP for inclusion of Dalit in development model. Since Rio+20, the discussion on the post 2015 development agenda, NCDHR with myself as an anchor has worked towards developing and advocating for more inclusiveness in the Sustainable Development Model. I have participated in various Open working Group (OWG) negotiations on framing of Sustainable Development Goals and Targets (SDG). NCDHR and myself have been participating in various events of negotiations including the Intergovernmental Negotiations in March 2015, where I had made an intervention on issue of caste based discrimination, which prompt response in the Chair's speech. As the chairperson of Asia Dalit Rights Forum, we have brought out a report on the Dalit agendas and targets in Post 2015 SDG. We also believe in the motto of 'Leaving no one behind', and strictly followed Hyogo Model for Action II in Initial Assessment of Disaster Response towards Dalits in Nepal. I am also the Co-Chair of Transparency, Accountability and Participation (TAP) Network, which works in strengthening post 2015 developmental model through supporting and endorsing Financing for Development (FfD) and Goal 16 of the SDG.
284	6/9/2015 20:19:53	Chane	Peggy	Tinker Institute on International Law and Organizations (T.I.I.L.O.)	www.tiilo.org	Fellow	T.I.I.L.O. is dedicated to education and research on international law and organizations.	USA	USA	female	ctinker04@yahoo.com	646-284-1832	Yes	Yes	Rio '92, CSD, Rio+20, OWG on SDGs for 2 years, COPs for CBD and Ramsar Conventions	Yes	Yes	No	No	NGO MG
285	6/11/2015 11:18:23	ILKKARACAN	PINAR	WOMEN FOR WOMEN'S HUMAN RIGHTS - NEW WAYS	www.wwhr.org	PRESIDENT	Women for Women’s Human Rights (WWHR) – New Ways is an independent women’s non-governmental organization (NGO) that aims to promote women’s human rights, equality and non-discrimination in Turkey and on the international level. WWHR-New Ways has been founded in 1993 with the aim of promoting women’s human rights in Turkey and around the globe. Its name was inspired by the affirmation of women’s rights as human rights following the 1992 World Conference on Human Rights in Vienna. WWHR-New Ways supports the active and broad participation of women in the establishment and maintenance of a democratic, egalitarian and peaceful social order as free individuals and equal citizens at national, regional and international levels. Through two decades of persistent activism, advocacy and networking, WWHR-New Ways has become a widely renowned NGO, not just in Turkey but also around the globe. It has contributed significantly to numerous legal reforms; increased rights awareness of women and the realization of women’s human rights in Turkey; the advancement of sexual and bodily rights in Muslim societies, and promotion of women’s human rights at the United Nations (UN) level. Issues we are working on • Investigating problems women experience in the sphere of human rights and devising potential solutions; • Influencing decision making mechanisms at national and international levels; • Developing and implementing national and international training programs on women’s human rights; • Developing publications, materials and tools for women’s initiatives to support their organizing and the struggle against gender discrimination; • Contributing to the establishment and work of effectual solidarity networks among non-governmental organizations working in the fields of gender, human rights and democracy in Turkey, on the regional level (Middle East, North Africa, South and Southeast Asia) and around the world. Distinctive characteristics of our work • To approach women’s human rights with a holistic perspective, and take into consideration and address the interrelations between various issues concerning women in our work (such as violence against women, education, political, social and economic rights, legal rights, sexuality, reproductive rights, rights of the girl child, etc.); • To combine various methods and tools in our efforts such as action-research, publications, training, influencing decision making and policy development mechanisms, creating pressure groups and advocacy; • To work on and strive to bridge local, national, regional and international levels. Women for Women’s Human Rights (WWHR) – New Ways was awarded the 1999 Leading Solutions Award by the Association for Women in Development (AWID), in recognition of its contributions to advancing gender equality and social justice. In 2007, it was the recipient of the Gruber Foundation International Women’s Rights Prize for coalition building to increase the knowledge, solidarity, and advocacy on bodily integrity, sexual, reproductive and bodily rights, and human rights among women and men in Muslim societies, and contributing to legal reforms to safeguard women’s human rights and the realization of gender equality in Turkey and around the world. WWHR-New Ways also holds NGO consultative status with the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) of the UN since 2005.	TURKEY	TURKISH	FEMALE	pinar.ilkkaracan@boun.edu.tr	90-532-3261981	Yes	Yes	UN meetings on Sustainable Development in Januray, February, March 2015 as well as similar meetings in in 2013 and 2014	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	My orhanization - Women for Women's Human Rights (WWHR) or Women's Major Group	Preamble and introduction, Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs, Follow up and Review	Pinar Ilkkaracan is an adjunct professor, researcher and activist trained in psychotherapy and political science. She is the founding president of Women for Women’s Human Rights (WWHR) – NEW WAYS and a co-founder of the Coalition for Sexual and Bodily Rights in Muslim Societies (CSBR), a network of 40 leading academic and non-governmental organizations from Muslim countries in the Middle East, North Africa and South/Southeast Asia. Currently, She has participated in many United Nations conferences and meetings as a member of the Turkish governmental delegation, as well as representative of WWHR, which has ECOSOC status. Since October 2012, she is a member of the High Level Task Force for International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD) and the Post-2015 Development Agenda. She has initiated and coordinated successful campaigns for various legal reforms in Turkey, including the enactment of the law on domestic violence (1996-1998), the reform of the civil code (2000-2001) and the reform of the Turkish Penal Code (2002-2004). Ilkkaracan is the editor of Women and Sexuality in Muslim Societies (translated into Arabic and Turkish), Deconstructing Sexuality in the Middle East and The Myth of the Warm Home: Domestic Violence and Sexual Abuse as well as the author of numerous articles on women’s human rights, law reform, violence against women, sexual violence, sex workers, sexuality and sexual and reproductive rights. She received the prestigious International Women’s Human Rights Award of the Gruber Foundation in 2007.
286	6/8/2015 21:30:18	Kanayson	Priya	NCD Alliance	http://ncdalliance.org/	Advocacy Officer	to combat the NCD epidemic by putting health at the centre of all policies.	USA	USA	Female	pkanayson@ncdalliance.org	805.405.9314	Yes	Yes	May hearings, CSocD, CSW, etc.	Yes	Yes	No	No	n/a	Preamble and introduction	n/a
287	6/11/2015 13:55:34	Tardi	Rachele	Light for the World	http://intern.light-for-the-world.org/	Rep to the UN	LIGHT FOR THE WORLD is dedicated to ensuring the rights of persons with disabilities in developing countries, without discrimination of gender, ethnicity, social group or religion.	USA	Italian	F	r.tardi@light-for-the-world.org	3476774985	Yes	Yes	SDGs, FfD, etc	Yes	Yes	No	No
288	6/8/2015 16:49:29	Borrero	Roberto	International Indian Treaty Council	www.itc.org	UN Programs Consultant	The International Indian Treaty Council (IITC) is an organization of Indigenous Peoples from North, Central, South America, the Caribbean and the Paciﬁc working for the Sovereignty and Self-Determination of Indigenous Peoples and the recognition and protection of Indigenous Rights, Treaties, Traditional Cultures and Sacred Lands.	USA	USA	Male	roberto@treatycouncil.org	9173345658	Yes	Yes	CSD, SDG, HPLF, SIDS, UNPGA events, etc.	Yes	Yes	Yes			Preamble and introduction	I am a focal point for the Indigenous Peoples Major Group representing the International Indian Treaty Council, an ECOSOC accredited organization in General Consultative Status. I have verifiably participated in the CSD, SDG, HPLF and related processes.
289	6/9/2015 12:02:25	Anderson	Robynne	International Agri-Food Network / International Pulse Trade and Industry Confederation	http://www.agrifood.net/	Director General	The primary purpose of the IAFN is to define and deliver the private sectors’ commitment to addressing global poverty and food security.	Canada	Canada	Female	robynne@emergingag.com	+12042274611	Yes	Yes	26-27 May 2015 UN General Assembly post-2015 hearings, ICN2, Committee on World Food Security and Nutrition (CFS), CFS Principles for Responsible Investment in Agriculture and Food Systems (RAI), Post-2015 intergovernmental negotiations (Means of implementation and Global partnership for sustainable development)	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	BUSINESS and INDUSTRY / FARMERS	Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership	Robynne Anderson is an international expert in agricultural and food policies. Her engagement reaches throughout the value chain providing support in issues management and strategic development to a broad range of clients from farmers to food processors, research institutions to governments. Robynne often represents organizations at the United Nations, bringing the voice of agriculture in multi-governmental processes. She distinguished herself in establishing the first Private Sector Mechanism representing agribusinesses at the UN Committee on World Food Security. Her savviness at international diplomacy brought innovative issues to prominence in international policy fora, such as the role of women in farming, land tenure guidelines, responsible agricultural investment, and the importance of food waste. Prior to founding Emerging ag in 2010, Robynne established and ran for almost 20 years Issues Ink, a leading publishing company specializing in magazines on Canadian and American agriculture. In addition to her role at Emerging ag, Robynne is involved in her family’s seed farm in Dugald, Manitoba, Canada and a founder of the Manyinga school project, a non-profit organization that supports orphans to learn agricultural skills through schools.
290	6/8/2015 16:33:00	Gouveia	Rodrigo	International Cooperative Alliance	www.ica.coop	Director of Policy	The International Co-operative Alliance (ICA) is an independent, non-governmental organization established in 1895 to unite, represent and serve co-operatives worldwide. It provides a global voice and forum for knowledge, expertise and coordinated action for and about co-operatives.	USA	Portuguese	Male	gouveia@ica.coop	+12404212089	Yes	Yes	Various, since 1946, including all sessions of the Post-2015 process and many FfD negotiation sessions.	Yes	Yes	Yes			Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership	I am the Director of Policy for the International Co-operative Alliance since January 2014. Previously I was Secretary-General of Euro Coop, the European Community of Consumer Co-operatives (2006-2013) and have been working for the co-operative movement since 1997. I hold a degree in Law from the University of Lisbon, Portugal, and Post-graduate degrees in Consumer Law and in Public Economic Regulation both from the University of Coimbra. I also worked as a Lawyer and as a Lecturer for the Higher School for Business Sciences in Setúbal, Portugal. In my capacity as Director of Policy at the International Co-operative Alliance, I am responsible for the advocacy and representation of the co-operative movement towards global institutions such as the G20, the UN and its agencies and therefore I have been following the Post-2015 process closely.
291	6/11/2015 23:32:07	Lizarde	Rosa	Feminist Task Force	www.feministtaskforce.org	Global Director	The Feminist Task Force, a coalition of women's rights organizations, grassroots and rural women's groups launched in 2005 as part of the Global Call to Action against Poverty (GCAP), promotes gender equality as central to poverty eradication and women's economic justice.	United States of America	United States of America	Female	rosalizarde@gmail.com	+13474517794	No	Yes	UNGA Post 2015 Hearings; OWGs 1-13; many post 2015 meetings; under sponsorship of Ag Missions-ECOSOC Acc.	Yes	Yes	No	No
292	6/15/2015 8:31:57	Neil	Rosanna	Sustainable World Initiative	www.swinitiative.com	Director	The Sustainable World Initiative works to make ecological accounting central to policy making and seeks to deepen the discussion on sustainability with the leading thinkers in the field	USA	Jamaica	Female	rneil@swinitiative.com	202-258-8656	Yes	No	SWI has participated in the OWG on SDGs and the Post-2015 development agenda negotiations	Yes	Yes	Yes	No		Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership, Follow up and Review	As Director of the Sustainable World Initiative, Rosanna Marie Neil leads the organization’s advocacy efforts in all spheres and collaborates with scientific experts to assess humanity’s demands for fresh water, energy and productive land/ocean area and determine the resource capacity of different countries and the entire planet. A highly well-trained attorney, Ms. Neil has a keen ability to understand diverse perspectives and constructively engage with different players. She has worked with a wide range of individuals in the private and public sectors and has a reputation for strong interpersonal and oratory skills. She is a talented public speaker with a succinct and engaging style of communication, fitting for an international audience. She has given numerous presentations and interventions at the UN on mechanisms for assessing economic and environmental sustainability.
293	6/16/2015 4:33:10	Olouch	Rose	WWF Regional Office for Africa	http://wwf.panda.org/	Africa Policy Coordinator	WWF’s mission is to stop the degradation of the planet’s natural environment and to build a future in which humans live in harmony with nature, by: conserving the world’s biological diversity; ensuring that the use of renewable natural resources is sustainable; and promoting the reduction of pollution and wasteful consumption.	Kenya	Kenya	Female	roluoch@wwfafrica.org	+254 20 3877355	Yes	Yes	Commission on Sustainable Development roster, previous UN summits, conferences, 26-27 May 2015 UN General Assembly post-2015 hearings	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	WWF International	Preamble and introduction, Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs, Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership	Rose Oluoch works in WWF office for Africa as the Policy and Research coordinator responsible for policy analysis and advocacy as well as policy research development. Rose holds a Ph.D. degree in Education, Curriculum Development from Virginia Polytechnic and State University, USA; an MA degree in International Education, from Stockholm University, Sweden; and a BA degree in Sociology from Shivaji University, India. She also holds a Diploma in International Development, and several certificates in Project planning and Evaluation, and Monitoring and Evaluation, Policy Analysis and Advocacy and Human Rights. Rose has extensive expertise in Policy Analysis, Advocacy, community mobilization, Programming, Evaluations, Training, Management, and Research. For the past 10 years, she has worked in different capacities as an Activist, Lobbyist, Program Manager, Researcher, Trainer, Policy Advisor, and Academic Manager. Altogether, she has over 15 years of experience working within the African continent with governments, academic institutions, communities, and multilateral organizations. Her interest in the Post-2015 agenda stems from a strong conviction that a globally agreed development framework will change the world as we know it today. While agreeing that the MDGs resulted in varied levels of success, the Post-2015 process should aim at ensuring that the ecological integrity of the planet is secured to ensure prosperity for all and places the intentions and actions to achieve sustainable development at par with those we set out to address poverty.
294	6/8/2015 16:25:36	Loftus	Saba	Third World Institute - Instituto del Tercer Mundo. Social Watch and Global Policy Forum	http://www.item.org.uy/en/	Programme Officer	he Third World Institute (ITeM) is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO), not affiliated to any religious group or political party, and headquartered in Montevideo, Uruguay. ITeM was formally created as a non-profit Civil Association on July 7, 1989, recognized as a legal person by Uruguay’s Ministry of Education and Culture (MEC) and exempted from national taxes by a 1994 Presidential decree. As of 1996, ITeM is a Non-Governmental Organization in special consultative status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC).	Ireland & Uruguay	Irish	Female	saba.loftus@gmail.com	+13478583471	Yes	Yes	As of 1996, ITeM is a Non-Governmental Organization in special consultative status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC). Attending CSDs, Rio+20. WSSD, FFD, Doha, etc.	Yes	Yes	No			Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership	n/a
295	6/12/2015 2:46:37	PERERA	SACHINI	THE ASIAN-PACIFIC RESOURCE AND RESEARCH CENTRE FOR WOMEN (ARROW)	http://www.arrow.org.my	PROGRAMME OFFICER	We work to promote and defend women’s rights and needs, particularly in the areas of health and sexuality, and to reaffirm women’s agency to claim these rights. We have also begun inter-movement work on issues such as migration, poverty, food sovereignty, food security, and climate change to solidify our world’s understanding of women’s human rights and what needs to be done to ensure them. Long-term Objectives 1. Systems, policies and programmes are reoriented to: - Uphold gender equality and sexual and reproductive health and rights; and - Ensure that health systems deliver comprehensive, gender-sensitive and rights-based services for sexual reproductive health that are accessible, just, equitable and of the highest quality. 2. Women’s movements and civil society are strong and effective in: - Influencing policy agenda on women’s health, sexuality and rights; - Holding governments and donors accountable to international and national commitments; and - Gaining sustained representation on decision-making structures. 3. Women's lives and health outcomes improve, particularly in the area of SRHR, especially for poor and marginalised women.	MALAYSIA	SRI LANKAN	FEMALE	sachini@arrow.org.my	60192033547	Yes	Yes	Open Working Group process, UNGASS Special Event on ICPD+20, Intergovernmental Negotiations from February to May 2015, First Meeting of the Inter-agency and Expert Group on Sustainable Development Goal Indicators	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Women's Major Group	Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership	I advocate, both regionally and globally, for the inclusion of universal access to sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) in the post-2015 agenda. I have been engaging with the post-2015 processes since OWG and continue to do so with the IGNs. I was also part of the Beijing+20 Review process in Asia-Pacific and was a member of the Young Women Caucus that advocated for the inclusion of rights of adolescents and young people in the post-2015 development agenda, including our SRHR. I work closely with the Women’s Major Group and the Post-2015 Women’s Coalition in drafting communications material for advocacy during the IGNs. Working with various networks who work on different development issues has given me both a wider perspective of how the issues intersect and the ability to incorporate various issues into advocacy messages. In my intervention, I wish to address two topics I believe intersects all developmental issues, including SRHR; Means of Implementation (MoI) and Global Partnership. The transformative agenda we are seeking requires strengthened MoI that address social, economic & environmental dimensions in an integrated manner. This will not be possible without active cooperation between nations and sharing of resources, technologies and capacities. The heated arguments during the OWG process regarding Goal 17 of the SDGs shows how important it is that we move forward with consensus, for which insights from civil society would be of much value.
296	6/14/2015 17:14:16	Vermuyten	Sandra	Public Services International	www.world-psi.org	Equality and Rights Officer	Public Services International is a global trade union federation representing 20 million working women and men who deliver vital public services in 150 countries. PSI champions human rights, advocates for social justice and promotes universal access to quality public services. PSI works with the United Nations system and in partnership with labour, civil society and other organisations. Our members, two-thirds of whom are women, work in social services, health care, municipal and community services, central government, and public utilities such as water and electricity.	Switzerland	Belgian	Female	sandra.vermuyten@world-psi.org	+33617462556	Yes	Yes	OWG, SDG negotiations, UNCSW	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Workers and Trade Unions	Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership, Follow up and Review	Sandra Vermuyten (Belgium, 1974) is Equality and Rights officer at Public Services International (PSI), a global trade union federation of public service workers’ unions that unites over 20 million members in over 160 countries and 650 organizations. Sandra holds a degree in International public law and an MA in East European studies with a major in economic and social policy reform in countries in transition. She is fluent in 6 languages. Sandra worked for the International Labour Organization on social dialogue and labour migration at the ILO CIS regional office in Moscow and coordinated the Global ICFTU campaign on the ILO Declaration on Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work, before joining PSI in 2012. Sandra supports PSI’s affiliates in their struggle against violations of trade union and labour rights, including through the use of ILO’s supervisory mechanism and advocacy with UN and regional organizations. She is also responsible for PSI’s global policy on equality issues, which include gender, youth and LGBT workers’ rights as well as campaigns against all forms of discrimination. Since early 2014, Sandra coordinates PSI’s work on the Post 2015 Development agenda and inter-governmental negotiations on social development goals.
297	6/8/2015 18:45:27	Stevenson	Sarah	ChildFund Alliance	www.childfundalliance.org	UN Representative	New York	United States	Canadian	female	sstevenson@childfundalliance.org	9175655149	Yes	Yes	all the above	Yes	Yes	No	No	n/a	Preamble and introduction
298	6/9/2015 16:23:38	dunne	sarah	Loretto Community	Lorettocommunity.org	NGO UN Representative	Work for justice and Act for Peace	United States	USA	f	sdunne@lorettocommunity.org	9175207235	Yes	Yes	all of the above	Yes	Yes	No	No	--
299	6/8/2015 17:23:39	Gabizon	Sascha	WECF	www.wecf.org	executive director	a healthy planet, gender equality and sustainable development for all	Germany	Netherlands	female	sascha.gabizon@wecf.eu	+491728637586	Yes	Yes	Rio+20, WSSD, UNFCCC COP12-20	Yes	Yes	Yes			Annex II: Food for Thought Paper on Proposed Technology Facilitation Mechanism	Sascha Gabizon, with an international business masters from ESCP/EAP France, developed the organisation WECF (France, Germany, Netherlands) to become the major international network of women and environment organisations working for sustainable development and poverty reduction in over 50 countries and contributing to international policy processes (www.wecf.org). Since several years she co-chairs the Women’s Major Group at the UN ensuring public participation and contributions to global Environmental, Climate and Sustainable Development policy processes (www.womenrio20.org).
300	6/10/2015 17:26:03	Kowalski	Shannon	International Women's Health Coalition	iwhc.org	Director of Advocacy and Policy	IWHC advances the sexual and reproductive health and rights of women and young people, particularly adolescent girls, in Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East. IWHC furthers this agenda by supporting and strengthening leaders and organizations working at the community, national, regional, and global levels, and by advocating for international and U.S. policies, programs, and funding.	USA	Australian	Female	skowalski@iwhc.org	212-801-1266	Yes	Yes	ICPD (and reviews), Beijing (and reviews), Rio+20, 26-27 May 2015 UN General Assembly Post-2015 hearings, among many others	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Women's Major Group	Preamble and introduction, Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs, Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership, Follow up and Review	Shannon Kowalski oversees IWHC’s work on international and U.S. foreign policy advocacy and is an experienced advocate for sexual and reproductive rights. She has led IWHC’s advocacy on the post-2015 development framework and played a key role in mobilizing feminist, women's, sexual and reproductive health, and HIV organizations throughout the process. Through her work as an organizing partner for the Women's Major Group, Shannon has been involved in preparing positions and engaging in advocacy on all elements of the post-2015 development agenda. Prior to IWHC, Shannon was Director of the Global Health Financing Initiative of the Open Society Foundations. Shannon previously worked for Family Care International and the Center for Reproductive Rights and chaired the Youth Coalition for Sexual and Reproductive Rights.
301	6/8/2015 22:50:00	Monaco	Skylen	World Vision	www.wvi.org	Advocacy officer	Transformational Development that is community-based and sustainable, focused especially on the needs of children.	USA	USA	Male	skylen_monaco@wvi.org	212-355-0069	Yes	Yes	Most development summit	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Young people	Preamble and introduction, Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership	Engaged on post-2015 development agenda since last year when did volunteer work. Upong going back to school I disseminated the information on the SDGs and wrote articles in school newspaper on SDGs.
302	6/12/2015 12:46:33	Alziebler-Perkins	Staci	VGIF	vgif@vgif.org	Program Director	New York	United States	USA	Female	salziebler@vgif.org	6462582558	Yes	Yes	Conferences and hearings	Yes	Yes	No	No
303	6/12/2015 0:23:58	Tumbo	Stephen Chacha	Beyond 2015/ World Society for the Protection of Animals	www.beyond2015.org	Regional Coordinator -Africa	Pushing for a strong and legitimate successor framework to the Millennium Development Goals	Tanzania	Tanzanian	Male	schacha@beyond2015.org	+255786797900	Yes	Yes	Rio+20, 26-27 May 2015 UNGA Post 2015 Hearings	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	Beyond 2015/ World Society for the Protection of Animals
304	6/17/2015 14:16:00	Golas	Suzanne	Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace	Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace.org	NGO Representation at the UN	In accord with our tradition, we commit ourselves to promote peace in family life, in the church, and in society. We strive to respect the dignity of all persons, to value the gift of creation, and to confront oppressive situations. We promote social justice as a way to peace.	USA	American	Female	unws@bellatlantic.net	908 675 5086	No	Yes	World Summit on Sustainable Development, Johannesburh, S.Afr. 2002, UN Climate Change Conference, Copenhagen 2009, UN Conference on Sustainable Development, Rio de Janiero, 2012	Yes	Yes	No	No
305	6/8/2015 21:34:57	Yamada	Takumo	Oxfam	www.oxfam.org	Senior Policy Advisor (Post 2015)	A just world without poverty	USA	Japanese	Male	takumo.yamada@oxfaminternational.org	9172730188	Yes	Yes	Previous UN summits	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	NGO	Preamble and introduction, Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs, Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership	I have worked with Oxfam for 13 years: twelve years of which as head of advocacy at Oxfam Japan, and the rest as global lead for Oxfam International's advocacy on the Post 2015 Development Agenda. During my period with Oxfam Japan, I worked on the post 2015 agenda. I have extensive experience in policy advocacy on a wide range of development issues, including global heath (health system strengthening, universal health coverage), aid and development effectiveness, economic inequality, progressive tax and free and public essential services as equalizers, and international trade rules.
306	6/9/2015 23:22:04	Kotturan	Teresa	Sisters of Charity Federation	www.sisters-of-charity-federation.org	NGO Representative	Impelled by Christ's love and joined together in the mission of charity, we, the Sisters of Charity Federation, respond to the cries of those who are poor and marginalized.	United States of America	Indian	Female	scfederationunngo@gmail.com	5025076369	Yes	Yes	26-27May 2015 UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY post- 2015 hearings	Yes	Yes	No	No	No
307	6/9/2015 0:13:29	Khan	Tessa	Asia Pacific Forum on Women Law and Development	apwld.org	Programme Officer	APWLD is Asia Pacific’s leading feminist, membership driven network. Our 180 members represent organisations and groups of diverse women from 25 countries in the region. We use capacity development, research, advocacy and activism to claim and strengthen women’s human rights. Our active membership provides the strength and expertise that drives and executes our work: to promote women’s human rights enshrined in international human rights instruments, and to empower women and their movements in Asia to claim equality, justice, peace and sustainable and inclusive development.	Thailand	Bangladeshi; Australian	Female	tessa@apwld.org	+66947081901	Yes	Yes	As an Organising Partner of the Women's Major Group, APWLD has participated in almost all of the negotiations for the post-2015 development agenda for the past two years. APWLD has also participated in most of the drafting sessions for the Financing for Development Conference.	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Women's Major Group	Means of Implementation and the Global Partnership	Tessa coordinates APWLD’s international advocacy programme, with a focus on engagement with UN bodies and processes and on social and economic rights. Tessa is a strong and eloquent speaker and has been actively involved in the regional and international processes for Post-2015. She has spoken on behalf of APWLD, the Women’s Major Group, and the Women’s Working Group on Financing for Development on a number of different occasions in intergovernmental processes, including the Joint Session between the Financing for Development and Post-2015 intergovernmental negotiations in April; as opening speaker in the civil society hearings for the Third international Conference on Financing for Development; and in a multistakeholder hearing convened by the Intergovernmental Committee of Experts on Sustainable Development Financing (ICESDF). She has also delivered civil society interventions at the UN Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific. She also co-authored AP-RCEM study paper on High Level Political Forum (HLPF).Tessa has drafted and significantly contributed to the analysis of the Women's Major Group; the Women’s Working Group on Financing for Development; and the Women's Rights Caucus (a caucus of progressive women's rights organisations at the Commission on the Status of Women), including drafting the Women’s Major Groups critique of the ICESDF final report.
308	6/12/2015 12:09:41	ESIET	UWEMEDIMO	ACTION HEALTH INCORPORATED	www.actionhealthinc.org	Co-Founder/Director	Promote health and well being of adolescentyoung peole	NIGERIA	NIGERIAN	MALE	esietuwem@gmail.com; u.esiet@actionhealthinc.org	+2348037250701	Yes	Yes	UNGASS on ICPD 2014;April joint meeting on SDGs and FfD	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Sexual and Reproductive Health CSOs Stakeholder Group	Preamble and introduction	I am a public health physician with over 25 years experience in sexual and reproductive health, adolescents and youth development. I currently engage with the Nigerian government through working on education, health and youth ministry. Also works with the African Union Youth Division especially the African Union Youth Volunteer Corp Scheme as Lead Trainer/Facilitator. I am Co-Founder of Action Health Incorporated, Convener African Federation for Sexual Health and Rights www.africasexuality.org and the Lead of Africa CSOs Coalition on Population and Development- the African CSOs initiative committed to the full implementation of ICPD POA and its follow up actions and Universal Access to Sexual and Reproductive Health for all. My focus is to ensure that the SDGs further highlight the issues of adolescents and youth especially as Africa is populated by young people and it is by the strategic investments in the sub population that Africa will achieve the desired growth and development.
309	6/9/2015 15:41:11	Dhar	V Erica	AARP	aarp.org	Senior Advisor	To enhance the quality of life for all as we age.	USA	UA	Female	edhar@aarp.org	212 407 3722	Yes	Yes	As a member of the stakeholder group on ageing we have been involved with all the open working groups, high level political forums and post 2015 discussions	Yes	Yes	No	No	stakeholder group on ageing
310	6/11/2015 16:05:27	Brand	Veronica	Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary	http://www.rscm-gen.org/	NGO Representative	“That all may have life”... Promoting the life and dignity of all our sisters and brothers. ..At the service of those who are most in need of justice, enabling the powerless, the deprived, the marginalized, the voiceless to work effectively for their own development and liberation.	USA	Irish	Female	rshmngo@gmail.com	9149208205	Yes	Yes	Post 2015 and FfD processes.	Yes	Yes	No	No
311	6/11/2015 11:07:03	Uppal	Vishaish	WWF India	http://www.wwfindia.org/#	Head, Sustainable Livelihoods & Governance	WWF’s mission is to stop the degradation of the planet’s natural environment and to build a future in which humans live in harmony with nature, by: conserving the world’s biological diversity; ensuring that the use of renewable natural resources is sustainable; and promoting the reduction of pollution and wasteful consumption.	India	Indian	Female	vuppal@wwfindia.net	+91 11 41504775	Yes	Yes	Commission on Sustainable Development roster, previous UN summits, conferences, 26-27 May 2015 UN General Assembly post-2015 hearings	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	WWF International	Preamble and introduction, Annex I: Proposed target revisions for the SDGs	Ms Vishaish Uppal works in WWF India as Head of the Sustainable Livelihoods & Governance Programme. She has been working on issues related to conservation and livelihoods for the past 22 years. She has mainly worked with local communities especially tribal, marginalized, and women dependent on natural resources. She also has been working on Community led resource governance. She worked as a Consultant in the Indian Institute of Public Administration and for the Biodiversity Support Programme working on similar issues. She has also worked on institutional development, building CSO partnerships, development of strategic interventions as well as monitoring and evaluation of diverse projects with a focus on gender issues, food security, clean energy access, poverty alleviation and conservation of natural resources. She has also developed a Programme with Department of Science and Technology (Government of India) on People and Protected Areas aimed at building capacities of local NGO partners to use appropriate technology and build bridges between conservation and livelihoods. Ms. Uppal has experience in working with Governments and the Corporate Sector and has managed various collaborative programmes on promoting conservation through local community collaboration. She has been a member of the Expert Committee for Science and Women, Department of Science and Technology, Government of India and currently is a member of National Campaign for Right to Information as well as Forest Governance and Learning Group, India.
312	6/2/2015 12:36:40	Prelvukaj	Albulena	The G4 Alliance		Member Coordinator		USA			albulena.p@theg4alliance.org	214-679-8928	No	Yes	UN Post-2015 OWG on SDGs, WHA, Post-2015 Negotiations, UN DPI-NGO Meeting
313		Doody	Allison	Population Action International	adoody@pai.org
315	6/5/2015 13:15:40	Miguel	Clare	ICC Panama		Dr.		Panama			miguelclare@gmail.com	(507) 6613-0291	Yes	No	none
316		Jackson	Etta Delores	The Institute for Conscious Global Change (ICGC)	etta@consciousglobalchange.org
317		Lohr	Kenneth S.	The Institute for Conscious Global Change (ICGC)	blackcloud77@gmail.com
318		Walsh	Michaela	UN Committee members	mahalia935@gmail.com								No
319		Baigi	Shannon	The Institute for Conscious Global Change (ICGC)	sbiagi2012@my.fit.edu