OneWorld Partner Directory

A free-access website devoted to science and technology issues relevant to the needs of the developing world.

STWR is an independent NGO advocating for essential resources, such as land energy and water, to be shared by the international community in order to secure basic human needs. Our website presents a broad mix of the latest information, news and videos on a range of key global issues including poverty, globalization and climate change. We also publish reports on these issues and provide information on how and why sharing the world’s resources can end poverty and create a sustainable world. For information, please visit http://stwr.org

The Sheila McKechnie Foundation has been established to support the development of the next generation of campaigners. We believe that politics and society are enriched by the contributions of those at grassroots, regional and national levels within the UK who question, unearth injustice and strive to change things for the better.

SOS Children's Villages provides a family for life for children who have lost their parents through war, famine, disease and poverty. Over 70,000 orphaned and abandoned children are cared for by SOS mums in clusters of family homes in 475 unique Children's Villages in 123 countries worldwide. Thousands more children benefit from SOS Children's outreach support which includes education, vocational training, medical care and community development programmes. SOS Children also provides emergency relief in situations of crisis and disaster, and continues to support families in earthquake and tsunami-affected countries.

SOS Sahel UK was established in 1985. We seek long-term, sustainable solutions to the poverty experienced by millions of people across the semi-arid lands of the Sahel. We want to see the people of the Sahel have more influence over the decisions that affect their lives and more control over the resources they need for a secure and fulfilling life. We are committed to the principle of African-led development. In 2003 we embarked on an ambitious and exciting process of transformation. Most of our former country offices, in Ethiopia, Mali, and Niger, are now autonomous NGOs managed by African boards. With our programme team in Sudan, we continue to work alongside these young organisations, learning from and supporting each other where needed.

A British NGO working to relieve poverty and promote the rights of rural communities across West and East Africa.

Spanner Films makes independent documentary films with a focus on human rights, social justice and environmental issues.