Sustainable Development Association in Luang Prabang Province
Vision Optimising changes of members’ living conditions through skill learning processes and stable livelihood development approaches (Including friendly environmental management) as development models. Main Goal Improve stable livelihood development of members and access the services of association through learning processes, social & environmental safety protections Target Group Farmers and non-farmers unemployed, students / graduateschildren, adults, […]
Wildlife Conservation Association
Vision Wildlife and wild land in Lao PDR are managed by Lao people and benefit the Lao society for future sustainability and prosperity. Main Goal To help save wildlife and wild land in Lao PDR though application of innovative and science-base management approaches by national professionals and local communities Target Group all people
Namjai Community Association (NCA)
Vision Namjai Community Association is guided by 5 core values. We strive to create and develop compassionate communities where people live in dignity through a continuous and participatory process for sustainable development Main Goal Quality and relevant education, promotion of gender equality child protection, assistance to victim of violence including human trafficking Target Group Ethnic […]
Social Development Alliance Association
Vision Properly analyse issues and social situations, advise on policy,disseminate information and promote the quality of life of disadvantaged people to ensure gender equality and social justice. Main Goal Improving the quality of life of disadvantaged women and men by researching, analysing, improving development policies, creating opportunities to access opportunities, resources, administration, promotion of justice […]
SGL-Samakhom Gounkha Lao
Khounkha Laos Association Non-Profit Association Vision: Promoting Education, Culture and Environment Main Goal: Promoting Education, Culture and Environment Year of establishment: 06 September 2004
Rural Research and Development Promoting Knowledge Association
Welcome to the Rural Research and Development Promoting Knowledge Association (RRDPA) is an independent, non-political Lao Not- for- Profit Association, which is locally managed. We provide training, action research and resources for community development in the Lao PDR. Since April 2004, RRDPA has been operating under the umbrella of the Lao Union of Science and Engineering […]
Community Health and Inclusion Association
Vision We inspire inclusive communities, where all vulnerable populations and marginalised groups are actively engaged in community-led health services and advocate for comprehensive health, rights and social justice for all. Main Goal Support national and global goals to end the epidemics by 2030, ensuring the appropriate involvement of communities and civil society, and respect for […]
Association for Rural Mobilisation and Improvement
ARMI was founded by 15 former CIDSE staffs in October 2006, after CIDSE’s members had decided that the CIDSE offices in Cambodia, Vietnam and Laos should become local organisations. CIDSE-Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam (Cooperation International pour le Development et la Solidarite) (CIDSE-CLV programme) was funded by a consortium of 16 member organizations based in Europe […]
Green Community Alliance
Vision: Cultivating awereness of environmental conservation in order to maintain food security, quality of life and sustainable living for ethnic minorities in remote areas of Laos who are heavily dependent on such natural resources as land, forest and rivers. Main Goal: Capacity building on good forest and natural resources governance for internal staff to have […]
Gender Development Association
The Gender and Development Association (GDA) formerly the Gender and Development Group (GDG) and the Women in Development (WID) network, was formed in 1991. A collaboration of the Lao Women’s Union (LWU), UNICEF, with International Non-Governmental Organizations (INGOs), the WID network focused on women and gender development issues in Lao PDR. In 1996 the name […]