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The purpose of this forum is to gather input from a wide range of people and organizations for the SRSG as he develops guiding principles to operationalize the U.N. "Protect, Respect, Remedy" framework, as requested by the Human Rights Council.

The Esquel Group (EG), a private non-profit organization established in 1984. It is a member of the Grupo Esquel network, with entities in Argentina, Brazil, Ecuador, Honduras and Uruguay. It promotes policies and programs for social equity and sustainable development with special emphasis in democratic citizenship and strengthening of civil society.

This free portal includes all the Special Representative’s reports, papers and speeches; material on his consultations with stakeholders; and diverse commentaries about his work.

BASESwiki aims to help Business And Society Explore Solutions to the grievances and disputes that impact their relationships.

This online community and resource is built by and for all of those who are its users. It provides a place to share information and learning about non-judicial grievance mechanisms around the world.

The Human Rights Impact Resource Centre provides centralised access to a broad range of information and expertise on human rights impact assessment (HRIA). Users with varying interests and expertise can find relevant documents, discuss new developments and contribute to the growing HRIA knowledge base.

Aim for human rights is a Dutch human rights organisation which helps people all over the world to stand up for their rights. Aim for human rights distinguishes itself by focusing on making human rights measurable, as well as by cooperating with local human rights organisations and businesses.

The Social Change Assistance Trust (SCAT) is an independent fund-raising and grant-making development agency. Its vision is vibrant and sustainable communities in rural South Africa.

In order for NGO's to connect on a worldwide basis www.nonprofitexpert.com has developed the following resource pages listed below. Please follow links for countries and donors.

Soros foundations are autonomous institutions established in particular countries or regions to initiate and support open society activities.The foundations network consists of national foundations in 29 countries, foundations in Kosovo and Montenegro, and two regional foundations, the Open Society Initiative for Southern Africa (OSISA) and the Open Society Initiative for West Africa (OSIWA).

FSD is a non-profit organization founded in 1995 to support underserved communities in Africa, Asia, and Latin America. They provide human and financial resources to more than 200 community-based organizations to build capacity and collaboratively implement solutions that address Microfinance, Health, Environment/Appropriate Technology, Youth and Education, Women's Empowerment, Human Rights, and Community Development.