Nonprofit Directory / Dutch Lowlands North Sea
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Utrecht 1% for the Planet
The record
- Headquarters
- Utrecht
- Website
- www.wecf.org
- Focus
- Climate Energy, Waste Circular Economy
- Bioregion
- Dutch Lowlands North Sea
Nearby organizations
- Trees for All0 miles away
- Slow Food Youth Network Netherlands0 miles away
- Vogelbescherming Nederland6 miles away
- Buitenfonds12 miles away
- Anna’s Tuin & Ruigte20 miles away
- B Lab Europe21 miles away
More organizations in the Dutch Lowlands North Sea
- Vogelbescherming NederlandZeist Utrecht
- BuitenfondsAmersfoort
- New Order of FashionEindhoven
- B Lab EuropeAmsterdam
- Trees for AllUtrecht
- Anna’s Tuin & RuigteAmsterdam Noord-Holland
- Chocolonely FoundationAmsterdam Noord-Holland
- Smart Shelter FoundationAlphen aan den Rijn Zuid-Holland
Others working on Climate Energy
- Protect Our Winters (POW) JapanOmachi Nagano
- California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA)Los Angeles, CA
- Fundación Sustentabilidad sin FronterasLanús Provincia de Buenos Aires
- Bhutan Trust Fund for Environmental Conservation (BTF)Thimphu
- Bainbridge Island Land TrustBainbridge Island, WA
- Groundwork IndyIndianapolis, IN
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