EADI
European Association of Development Research and Training Institutes
EADI is an independent and non-profit making international non-governmental organisation. It is an active network of 150 organisations with 11 working groups addressing key issues in Development Research, Training and Information
www.eadi.org

ECDPM
European Centre for Development Policy Management
Through capacity building, the promotion of policy dialogue, and the provision of information, ECDPM aims to improve cooperation between Europe and countries in Africa, the Caribbean, and the Pacific.
www.oneworld.org/ecdpm/

ECSIEP
The European Centre for Studies, Information and Education on Pacific Issues was set up in 1992 to improve the quantity and quality of information flow from the Pacific to Europe. It functions as a service bureau for the Europe Pacific Solidarity Network.
www.antenna.nl/ecsiep

EENET
The Enabling Education Network (EENET) is an information-sharing network which supports and promotes the inclusion of marginalised groups in education worldwide. It is hosted by Educational Support and Inclusion, School of Education, University of Manchester
www.eenet.org.uk

Everychild
Everychild aims to ensure that children grow up free from disease, poverty and exploitation, and as valued individuals within strong communities. They concentrate on developing sustainable systems by working in partnership with children, families, communities and Governments.
www.eur-child-trust.org.uk/

Eldis
Eldis - The Electronic Development and Environment Information System is a directory and gateway to information resources, including links to organisations, databases, bibliographies, research documentation, library catalogues and full-text publications.
www.eldis.org

EnterWeb
ENTERWeb is an information clearinghouse on enterprise development, entrepreneurship, business, finance, international trade and the economy in this new age of cyberspace and globalization.The main focus is on micro, small and medium scale enterprises, cooperatives, community economic development, both in developed and developing countries. ENTERWeb lists and rates Internet resources in these areas, and complements search engines by providing shortcuts in identifying important sources of information.
www.enterweb.org/

Environmental data service
Environmental Data Services Ltd (ENDS) has published independent environmental information for professionals since 1978. The company has a diverse product portfolio to meet the needs of environmental consultants and managers, policy makers, regulators, lawyers, campaigners and lobbyists worldwide.
www.ends.co.uk/

EuFoRIC
Europe's Forum on International Cooperation
Europe's Forum on International Cooperation is a cooperative effort to improve access to information and expertise on aid policy and management in Europe.
www.euforic.org/

ESRC
Economic and Social Research Council
The ESRC is the UK's largest independent funding agency for research and postgraduate training into social and economic issues. This site also features REGARD - a national database service containing in-depth information on social science research, funded by the Economic and Social Research Council.
www.esrc.ac.uk/

Forced Migration Review
Forced Migration Review, the world's most widely read publication on refugee and internal displacement issues, is available without charge in English, Spanish, Arabic and French editions. FMR provides the humanitarian community with a practice-oriented forum for debate on issues facing refugees and internally displaced people in order to improve policy and practice and to involve refugees and IDPs in programme design and implementation. Full text of all articles online.
www.fmreview.org
www.migracionesforzadas.org
www.hijra.org.uk
www.migrationforcee.org

Forum
Forum: Habitat in Developing Countries is an internet resource aimed at providing information to researchers and professionals working for the improvement of the built environment in developing countries, and at facilitating communications among them.
www.forumhabitat.polito.it/welcome.htm