Consulting

KED - Development Service of the North-Elbian Evangelical Lutheran Church

KED - Development Service of the North-Elbian Evangelical Lutheran Church

Wichmannstraße 4 | Haus 10 Nord
22607 Hamburg
Germany

Telephone
+49 40 30620 1531
E-Mail
info[at]ked.nordkirche.de
Description of the Organization

The north church promotes, the church overseas development service, projects in Asia, Africa and Latin America. In this way making a contribution to more global justice is shown. At the same time the church wants to promote a critical understanding for the global, economic, social, political and ecological influences that shape our lives. The educational offer of the church overseas development service has the aim to understand the interconnection among our own life and of people all over the world. Together with others the church wants to create a worldwide social change through the communication of abilities, settings and values. We want to connect people and promote their engagement supporting a fairer and more sustainable world. Our aid programs are available for church and non-church groups and initiatives in Hamburg, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and Schleswig-Holstein. Every two years the north church announces the "one world price". This price honors initiatives, groups, church municipalities or individuals for their engagement. The theological bases, definitions, structures and quality criterions of the educational work are summarized in the concept for the development educational work of the north church.

Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Refugee Council

Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Refugee Council

Postfach 11 02 29
19002 Schwerin
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
Germany

Telephone
+49 385 581579-0
E-Mail
kontakt[at]fluechtlingsrat-mv.de
Description of the Organization

Refugees are a special group among immigrants from foreign countries who seek protection  from torture, persecution and hunger caused by political, religious or cultural tensions, war and poverty in their homelands. Worldwide there are 12 million refugees. The number of regions of crisis in the world has not diminished. The acceptance rates of refugees in Europe and Germany have been decreasing for years. A large number of refugees are tolerated only for a short time. They are subject to special legislation and special residency requirements and they receive fewer benefits. This legislation systematically prevents them from  becoming integrated into society. 

Mecklenburg Vorpommern e. V. Refugee Council supports fair asylum application procedures, access to employment and educational opportunities for refugees, humane housing and unlimited medical care. The Council also fights any kind of xenophobia and racism. It participates in PRO ASYL and has connections to other refugee groups and organizations.

Responsibilities:

  • We provide advice to asylum seekers, tolerated and accepted refugees, people fleeing from civil wars, paid and voluntary workers, as well as associations and groups which are involved in refugee work. 
  • We organize continuing education programmes and campaign activities about refugees and asylum. We also find companions who accompany refugees who need to see doctors, visit advisory centres, consult lawyers and the like. 
  • We coordinate and promote refugee work in Mecklenburg Vorpommern.

ifo Institute – Leibniz Institute for Economic Research at the University of Munich

ifo Institute – Leibniz Institute for Economic Research at the University of Munich

Poschingerstraße 5
81769 München
Germany

Telephone
+49 89 9224-0
E-Mail
ifo[at]ifo.de

Climate Alliance

Climate Alliance

Galvanistraße 28
60486 Frankfurt am Main
Hessen
Germany

Telephone
+49 69 717139-0
E-Mail
europe[at]klimabuendnis.org
Description of the Organization

The Climate Alliance of European Cities with Indigenous Rainforest Peoples (Alianza del Clima) is an association of European cities and municipalities that have formed an alliance with indigenous rainforest peoples. The commitment of more than 1500 cities and municipalities is laid down in the Manifesto of European Cities on an Alliance with the Amazonian Indian Peoples of 1990 and the Climate Alliance Declaration of
2000.