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The GMSL has over the years built up a very staunch and willing group of donor agencies to help us in our cause for a harmonious interrelationship between the earth and its inhabitants. The GMSL is very clear on its stance on those who help them in their efforts.
If the organization has the slightest indication that there is a lack of absolute transparency or ulterior and segmented motives behind a donor's generosity, then such an individual or organization is gently shown the door.
Those that are able to work with our unbendable identity with natural justice and reality, honor us by giving us a helping hand and we thank each and every single one of them for they are very special people in our lives. |
The Greens march in the North Central Province on behalf of the communities of Eppawela |
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The DF of Norway has been a staunch ally in almost all Green Movement activites since the GM's inception way back in 1998. The activities that they provided financial aid for are :
The environmental vigilance group build up
Legal aid
Promotion of sustainable agriculture
Creating vigilance within consumer groups
Campaigns on environmental and consumer issues
Alternative people's tribunal
School programs
Information gathering and dissemination
The world conference on PRSP
Usage of indigenous knowledge for sustainable development |
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The GEFSGP funded the production of the "People's report on sustainable development" for the World Summit on Sustainable development in Johannesburg in 2004.
Provided funding for bio-diversity conservation, land degradation reduction and the control of greenhouse gasses. This funding lead to the formation of "Tharuna Mihisaraniya" also known as the "Green Brigade" in 2004.
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Programme to reduce the Flouride content of drinking water in the Eppawela area in order to make it safe for consumption. |
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Oxfam funded the working group on IFI's watch as part of the policy lobby activities of the GMSL that included monitoring their activities, awareness campaigns, research and legal aid. |
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The Australian government funded the refurnishing of the Sabodhi Home for the Disabled which was badly damaged by the Tsunamis of 26th December 2004. The GMSL rendered yeoman service to this institution at a time when the Sri Lankan government was locked in a never ending merry-go-round of political posturing. |
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The Sahana Project, based in Maine, USA, used the sister-village concept to find funding for the GMSL's village building project at Kalametiya in the Hanbantota district which was completely destroyed by the tsunamis. |
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The Oxfam Solidarity Group from Belgium has funded the GMSLs "WATSAN" project in East-Coast. |
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Cooperazione Internazionale has come forward to support our permenent house building projects in various parts of the country. |
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The Irish humanitarian organization has funded some of our most crucial work in our immediate agriculture recovery program in the district of Hambantota. |
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This is a Dutch non-political, non-religious organization that provides both emergency relief and long-term development assistance through partnership with local communities, government bodies and international organizations.
They are funding for school building activities in Kalmunai as well as library equipments and computer infrastructure. |
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| Community funding from Australia (Tsunami aid) |
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The various communities of Australia led by MP Ian Cohen gathered together funding that went a long way towards gap filling operations and relief work in the immediate aftermath of the Tsunamis. |
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| Community funding from Japan(Tsunami aid) |
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The various communities of Japan gathered together funding post-Tsunami relief efforts lauched by the GMSL. |
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