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Aimed at young people aged 11-18, this programme is perfectly adapted to the four Key Stages of the PHSE/Citizenship programme within the National Curriculum. It provides a curriculum context within which schools can offer planned and coordinated opportunities for pupils to explore attitudes and values and to develop knowledge, skills and understanding that support inclusion and appreciate nature and natural resources.
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The implementation of a carbon emission off-setting project to part-fund an educational programme for the indigenous population of the Loreto Province of Peru. This is the most northern and largest region of Peru, consisting entirely of over a million hectares of rain forest and dense vegetation. The people in the region survive at a subsistence level.
Working with the regional government and two long-standing, locally based environmental agencies we are supporting a programme which aims to deploy local people into low-impact, sustainable alternative employment as well as making them aware of the need to conserve their environment. Managed forestry, replanting and fish-farming are all alternative sustainable sources of employment. Currently an estimated 250,000 hectares of forest are slashed and burnt each year, with people being paid barely 15p a tree.
Contributing towards the development of a body of knowledge and identifying best practices, particularly in supporting sustainable development for impoverished communities and Educational Programme for appreciation of diversity.
Who We Are
Mr. Richard Rampton QC
Leading British libel lawyer, titled the king of the libel Bar
Reverend Ryder Whalley
Mr. Leon Menzies Racionzer MA
Dr. Martin Corner
Professor Hamid Aghvami
Lord Nazir Ahmed
Labour member of the House of Lords. Life peer of Rotherham in the County of South Yorkshire 1998
Professor Alison Assiter
Dr. Martin Corner
Professor Abdou Filali-Ansary
Professor Anthony Flew
Professor Costantino Giorgetti
Professor Daniel W. Hardy
Patricia Lascelles
Countess of Harewood
Stephen Lloyd
Senior Partner BWB, Chairman Charity Law Association (2006).
Dr Eva Novotny
Lord Bhikhu Chhotalal Parekh
Labour Member of the House of Lords. Life peer of Kingston upon Hull in the East Riding of Yorkshire.
Anne-Marie Piper
She is a Partner in Farrar & Co.
Professor Jack R Pole MA (MA Camb, PhD Princeton), FBA, FRHistS
Mr. Leon Menzies Racionzer, MA, RGN, ONC (hon)
Lord Dick Taverne QC
In 1996 he was created a life peer as Baron Taverne, of Pimlico in the City of Westminster
Professor Alex Whinnom
Professor Stephen Whittle, OBE, PhD
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Hamid Bayazi
Hamid is the CEO of Tolerance International. He has over 25 years experience
in the charitable sector, he has started up and lead 12 different organisations
providing Aid and Relief, Education, and environmental services worldwide.
Hamid has a strong passion for people and the planet. He has written
extensively on social development and cultural and religious diversity, some
of which have turned in to documentaries. Hamid was also the originator of
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Naftali Mandela Onchere
Naftali is Director of Operations TI-UK. He has a long history in negotiations
and implementation of a number of environmental treaties at local, national
and international level. He has published widely on issues related to the
environment. Naftali has worked in several ministries including agriculture
and foreign affairs. He has served as Director of Fundraising for ACORD,
Motivation Charitable Trust, Africa Fundraising Coordinator -ActionAid, Land
Use Team Leader -Oxfam, and the Netherlands Development Organisation. |
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Renzo Franchuscutti Dannecker
Renzo is the President of Tolerance Peru, an engineer by training and an
archaeologist by passion, he is one of the founding members and vicepresident
of IISSAA (an International Institute for research and development
of the Ando-Amazon region). In the last twenty years Renzo has been active
in the promotion and implementation of development programmes for local
communities in the Andes; equally at ease with ministers and peasants, he
is a vigorous advocate of direct action for development. |
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Martin Alarco
Martin is the Executive Director for Tolerance Americas,based in Peru,
he studied Business Administration and has post graduate degrees in
Management and Marketing. He has work experience in several sectors in
Peru and the Americas and before joining Tolerance International has been
doing consulting in the leisure industry. He is a passionate golfer and loves
helping people. |
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Christine Kasiva Ombongi
Christine is Director of Tolerance Africa. She is lawyer by profession, a
Human Rights Activists and advocates for Children's rights, Women's rights
and protection of our environment. Christine has a Diploma in Business
Management and a B.com Degree from B.A.M.U India, Banking and Finance.
has worked for Family Mediation and Conciliation (FAMEC) and private law
firms. She admires Mahatma Gandhi's principles of life. |
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Simone Giorgetti
Simone is Director of Tolerance Europe, has a MA in International and
Diplomatic Science and has worked in several sectors in the field of marketing
and promotion in Italy. After having volunteered for some years in support
of fair trade and human rights, he is now busy in "welfare to work" policies
for the Italian Ministry of Work. His activity today consists mainly in helping
disadvantaged people to find a proper place in the labour market. |
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Víctor Raúl Vela Linarez
Víctor is Agronomist Engineer in Iquitos, Peru, and has 14 years of experience
in planning and execution of development projects in the Amazonian forest.
He has worked extensively with organizations as well as natives and farming
communities in the region. He has also worked as an independent professional
in Consultancy; Elaboration of Public Investment Projects; and Trainer in
aspects of organization and formalization of enterprises. |
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Leon Menzies Racionzer
Leon is a retired Scottish businessman now heads TICOFFs business
relations,and has over 40 years of experience in the financial sector. Leon has
been instrumental in the founding and running of several charities including
the largest housing association. Leon has a strong passion for helping those
in need and is a graduate in theology from Heythrop College University of
London. |
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Anne Cooper
Anne is Project Manager for TICOFF. Anne has held numerous senior positions in
fundraising and campaign management in a number of major charities including
Macmillan Cancer Support, Marie Curie Cancer Care and Victim Support. Anne
is passionate about the charitable sector and is nonstop in her campaigns and
activities to make this a better world. |
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Ling NG
Ling heads the carbon footprinting team of TICOFF. She has a BSc in
Environmental Science and a MSc in Climatology (Quaternary Science). Ling is
passionate about the environment and has been actively involved in recycling
campaigns in Singapore. During her travels, she also worked as a volunteer in
a reforestation project in Guatemala. |
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