This document discusses various types of third party actors (TPAs) including non-governmental organizations (NGOs), press corps, and goodwill ambassadors. It provides examples and summaries of the goals and activities of numerous international NGOs working in areas such as human rights, press freedom, women's rights, the environment, international development, disaster relief, and more. These NGOs aim to advocate, educate, research, and implement programs to promote causes like human rights, peace, sustainability, and improving living standards worldwide.

1. THIRD PARTY ACTORS
(TPA)
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2. What is TPA?
 Non-Government Organizations
 Press Crops
 Goodwill Ambassadors

3. NGOs
Human Rights

4. Amnesty International (AI)
 advocating human
rights
 doctrine:
“As long as there is
injustice in the world,
there will also be
Amnesty.”
 unaffiliated with any
“governments, political
ideologies, religions, or
economic interests”
 supported mainly off of
individual donations

5. Human Rights Watch
 promote and maintain
human rights in all
governments around the
world
 on-ground reports to gain
intelligence on violations of
human rights

6. Save the Children
 5 core values：
accountability, ambition,
collaboration, creativity,
integrity
 Provides：
education, food,
medicine, security,
development, and care
 disaster relief
programs：
food, medicine, shelter,
and recovery programs

7. Committee to Protect
Journalists (CPJ)
 Promote free press
 Defend the rights of journalists
 Give journalists the opportunity to report without
having their safety seriously compromised in the
process
 What they do：
1.publicly criticizing governments
2.speaking on behalf of assaulted journalists
3.initiating protest campaigns
4.serving as a diplomat that represents all journalists
around the world.

8. National Organization for
Women (NOW)
 the largest women’s rights
organization in the United
States
 Promotes equal opportunity for
women to reach their maximum
potential
1. Organizing rallies
2. Educating the public
3. Supporting equal rights lawsuits
4. Lobbying
5. Cooperating with other like organizations.

9. Oxfam International
 fight injustice and end
poverty
 trade justice--fair trade
 Education
 debt and aid, livelihoods
 health, HIV/AIDS
 gender equality
 conflict (campaigning for an
international arms trade
treaty)
 natural disasters
 democracy and human rights
 climate change.

10. WikiLeaks
 Goal：
1. give transparency to typically
misunderstood topics and
allow these issues to come
under public scrutiny
 WikiLeaks makes it a habit to
 publish supplementary data to
all their articles in order to
 give readers the chance to
draw their own conclusions

11. International Peace &
Security

12. International Peace Bureau
(IPB)
 create a “World Without War”
 Promotes：
 peaceful discussions among
countries
 sponsors pro-peace
campaigns
 organizes annual peace
conferences
 facilitates communication
between various peace
groups throughout the world.

13. Nuclear Age Peace Foundation
(NAPF)
 Abolishing weapons of mass destruction
 Strengthening international regulations of
nuclear weapons
 Spreading the message of peace
Provides：
1.policy-making guidance
2.educates about nuclear weapons
3.supports research to find alternatives to
nuclear energy

14. Border Patrol Foundation
(BPF)
 Support for the
families of fallen
patrollers
 Raises awareness
about the risk of
border patrol

15. International Association for
Water Law (AIDA)
 AIDA=Asociación Internacional de Derecho de
Aguas
 Raise awareness on the
knowledge and implementation
of natural resource laws,
especially those pertaining to
water

16. Global Development & Trade

17. World Safety Organization
(WSO)
 “Making Safety a Way of
Life…Worldwide.”
 brings occupational and
environmental concerns to
the forefront of international
issues

18. Good Neighbors International
 assist orphanages,
handicapped children,
widows stuck in poverty,
rural area development,
and families of
tuberculosis patients
 eliminating poverty,
preventing diseases,
and providing an
accepting environment
without discrimination

19. International Centre for Trade and
Sustainable
Development (ICTSD)
 mobilizes expertise
around the world to
engage in ongoing
dialogues on
sustainable trade
growth in order to fill in
knowledge gaps
 Functions：
 obtaining and
processing information
 creating a network for
people
 reaching out to
constituencies

20. National Foreign Trade Council
(NFTC)
 focuses primarily on
open global trade and
investment, such as
trade and tax policy,
human resources, and
sanctions
 advocates an open
but regulated
international trade
system that is
beneficial for all
parties

21. The Fortune Society
 brings second chances to incarcerated
or formerly incarcerated citizens and
helps them reintegrate into society as
contributing members

22. International Urban Development
Association
(INTA)
 INTA=International New Town
Association
 network of the major figures involved in
urban planning and provides a place
where urban developers can come
together and share ideas
 bridges the gap between public and
private policy-makers

23. Environment & Sustainability

24. Greenpeace
 Send ships, among other transportation
devices, to witness and report environmental
concerns
 promote peace and advocate from the side of
the environment
 promoting alternative energy, disarmament,
and peace
 preserving natural resources
 Developing sustainable energy and methods
of farming

25. World Wildlife Fund (WWF)
 Preserving diversity and
ecological systems by
protecting all species of
plants and animals,
encouraging sustainable
ways of consuming natural
resources, and working
towards less pollution and
higher efficiency. *e World
Wildlife
 Foundation provides a voice
for the creatures and hopes
to find a way to share the
Earth’s resources while
meeting human needs
without compromising nature.

26. Overseas Development Institute
(ODI)
 reduce poverty by
helping developing
countries attain a
higher sustainable
living standard

27. Humanitarian & Medical
Assistance

28. International Committee of the
Red Cross (ICRC)
 “protect the lives and
dignity of victims of war
and internal violence
and to provide them
with assistance”
 humanity, impartiality,
freedom, voluntary
service, unity, and
universality

29. The Rotary Foundation
 maintain world peace
and goodwill by
providing education,
improving health, and
eliminating poverty

30. Habitat for Humanity
International
 motto“what the poor need is
not charity but capital, not
caseworkers but co-
workers.”
 providing safe and affordable
housing all around the world
 provides other options such as
rehabilitating and repairing
buildings
 provides power, water, schools,
facilities, and jobs to the local
areas

31. Foundation for a Drug Free
World
 disseminating facts about
drugs and its effects

32. Population Action International
(PAI)
 providing comprehensive reproductive health
policies and cost-effective family planning
programs
 HIV/AIDS awareness
 investigation of the relationship between
population and heath
 reassessment of the effect of environmental
change on population growth