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Organization Project
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| Project visible to | everybody |
| Name | International Environmental Technical Assistance Fund |
| Organization | International Environmental Technical Assistance Fund (IETAF) |
| Location | US based; work will involve communication globally |
| Start date | Tuesday, April 1, 2025 |
| End date | Sunday, August 1, 2025 |
| Project overview | This is the scoping proposal referred to on the website. It is available in English and Spanish with support letters from groups in Latin America to date.
It is advised by a working group including:
WORKING GROUP MEMBERS:
Chris Allen (Global Greengrants Fund, Boulder, Colorado)
Denise Bebbington (Global Greengrants Fund, Boulder, Colorado)
Patricia Gay Webb (International Environment Policy and Development, Santa Fe, New Mexico)
David Hunter (International environmental law professor/acting Director Bank Information Center, Washington, DC)
Bern Johnson (E-LAW USA-International, Eugene, Oregon)
Dick Kamp (Border Ecology Project, Santa Fe, New Mexico and Bisbee, Arizona)
Jim Kuipers (Center for Science and Public Participation/mining engineer, Butte, Montana)
Enrique Medina (Alliance Consulting-Mexico/U.S., San Diego, California)
Ann Maest (Aqueous geochemist/Consultant, Boulder, Colorado)
Glenn Miller (Professor of Biochemistry at University of Nevada-Reno, Nevada)
Bob Moran (Independent hydrological consultant, Golden, Colorado)
Doug Norlen (Pacific Environment, Washington, DC)
Bill Powers (Powers Engineering, San Diego, California)
Martin Scurrah (Oxfam America, Lima, Peru)
Amy Shannon (Heartland Human Rights/Foundation, consultant, Chicago, Illinois)
Laura Silvan (Proyecto Fronteriza de Educacion Ambiental, Tijuana, Baja California)
Jon Sohn (Friends of the Earth International, Boulder, Colorado)
Kay Treakle (Formerly Bank Information Center, now Charles Stewart Mott Foundation, Flint, Michigan).
Special thanks to: Gildardo Acosta, Enlace Ecologico AC, Robert Wick, David Winder, Synergos and to the CS Mott Foundation for advice and/or financial support.
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| Issue areas | environment and ecosystems
human, social and cultural rights
technology
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