Environment

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	www.iscvt.org Institute for Sustainable Communities The Institute for Sustainable Communities (ISC) is an independent, nonprofit organization that provides training, technical assistance, and financial support to communities. ISC helps communities around the world address environmental, economic, and social challenges.
	www.iscmoscow.ru Replication of Lessons Learned (ROLL) Project ROLL is an environmental protection project (performed by the Institute for Sustainable Communities - Russia) which supports the sharing of proven environmental approaches and opportunities for expanding their impact beyond their original "pilot" sites. The ROLL project replicates and disseminates the positive effects of the Russian/American environmental cooperation program begun in 1992 by USAID. ROLL welcomes the involvement of Russian organizations and teams whose initiatives: 1) have positive, replicable results, 2) produce high impact at low cost, and 3) support the overall objectives of the ROLL project.
	www.ecoline.ru Ecoline Ecoline activities include: improving NGOs' access to sources of ecological information using conventional and modern technologies; assisting public initiatives related to public participation in the environmental decision-making; collection, analysis and dissemination of environmental and other information of interest to the public environmental movement. The Ecoline site contains information on environment and third sector development in Russia and Former Soviet Union. The Socio-Ecological Union link leads to SEU information, history, projects, campaigns, news and publications.
	www.ecologia.org Ecologists Linked for Organizing Grassroots Initiatives and Action (ECOLOGIA) Programs provide information, training, and technical support to grassroots environmental groups so that they can participate as fully informed players in environmental decision making. ECOLOGIA was among the first American non-profits to work directly with non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in the Former Soviet Union (FSU) and the Baltics. The site contains links to ECOLine Moscow and ECOLine Minsk.