Each government or international non-governmental organisation is entitled to nominate only three candidates per year.
Each Member State and non-governmental organisation may designate no more than three candidates for each biennium.
The union will thus continue as a mainly inter-governmental organisation with supranational attributes, rather than turning into a full federation.
That bit longer eventually turned into six years living in Cambodia and that first school building turned into an education NGO (non-governmental organisation).
It was being sailed by the pirates towards the Somali Puntland coast, said Kenya-based non-governmental organisation Ecoterra International, which monitors piracy.
Pat Mooney, of Rural Advancement Foundation International, a non-governmental organisation seeking to conserve biodiversity, thinks these figures are usually too low.
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Despite its name, this is really a non-governmental organisation, not a classic grant-making foundation, though there are plans to raise an endowment.
Each Member State and non-governmental organisation may designate one candidate only.
Ndivo is one of 600 farmers benefiting from a scheme run by the international non-governmental organisation Care, linking Kenyan farmers to international markets.
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Around 48 women and a child were rescued by an Indian non-governmental organisation which handed them over to Bangladeshi authorities at the weekend.
So far the trio have only performed for a niche group of expats, non-governmental organisation workers and educated young Afghans familiar with the new genre.
Twenty cases of female infanticide, in which the mothers were punished, have been documented by a Madurai-based non-governmental organisation, the Society for Integrated Rural Development.
NOCEAD-Vietnam was established in 1991 as a national non-governmental organisation (NGO).
Pan Parks is a Europe-wide non-governmental organisation that was founded in 1997 by the World Wildlife Fund with the goal to protect one million hectares by 2015.
But a recent survey by Foreign Affairs magazine and Public Agenda, a non-governmental organisation, found that the average American thinks there is more to it than that.
Freddy Calixto works with a non-governmental organisation called Proceso Social (Social Process) which is trying to help children like Diego and Ines in Las Lomas de Carabayllo.
Set up in 1999 in a former cocktail bar, whose name is still clearly legible outside, it is considered a model non-governmental organisation, but it does not offer treatment.
On Monday, he has 50 volunteers working for Bharat Seva Dal, his non-governmental organisation, scouring the grounds for anyone who looks lost, bringing them to the camp and making announcements.
For both prizes, up to three entrants may be nominated by the governments of their Member State, in consultation with their National Commission, or by a non-governmental organisation maintaining official partnership with UNESCO.
According to the Global Heritage Fund, a non-governmental organisation that has been working with the Lost City since 2009, visitor numbers to the site increased from 2, 000 in 2007 to 8, 000 in 2011.
Candidatures must be presented by the government of a Member State of UNESCO or an international non-governmental organisation, maintaining formal consultative relations with UNESCO and active in the relevant fields covered by the prize.
The Union for International Cancer Control, a non-governmental organisation working across 155 countries, estimates that 1.5 million lives could be saved worldwide if urgent action is taken to raise awareness about cancer.
In the early 1990s, Dr Sen and his wife, Ilina, set up Rupantar, a non-governmental organisation training rural health workers, running mobile clinics and campaigns against alcohol abuse and violence against women.
It is almost impossible to imagine any governmental organisation spotting a problem, working out what to do about it and then crafting the solution in a period under two or three years.
Katherine Nichol, who works at Plan Rwanda, a non-governmental organisation which promotes girls' education in rural areas, says that the scope of the problem might be even worse than outlined in the report.
Kshetrimayum Onil, a trustee of Just Peace Foundation, a non-governmental organisation based in the state capital, Imphal, told the BBC that he sent an e-mail to Ripley's site about Ms Chanu's struggle in mid-March.
Imagine if the ITU, a classic example of a sluggish international bureaucracy with antiquated diplomatic rituals, or indeed any other inter-governmental organisation, had been put in charge of the nascent global network two decades ago.
The prize rewards the efforts of an individual, an institution, a non-governmental organisation or another entity which, through research and development, has made an outstanding contribution to the field of microbiology (including immunology, molecular biology, genetics, etc.) and its applications.
Insi, based in Brussels and founded just a year ago, is a non-governmental organisation that brings together news providers, journalist support groups and humanitarian bodies with the common goal of promoting the safety of media around the world.
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