1.
The United Nations Environment Programme.
2. The United Nations Fund for Population Activities.
3. The United Nations Centre for Human Settlements.
4. The Governments of Australia, Costa Rica, Malta, Mexico, Sri Lanka, Korea,
and Surinam.
5. The Mayor of Bombay, India.
6. The City of Melbourne, Australia.
7. Office of Technology Assessment of the U. S. Congress.
8. The Institute of Management Excellence.
9. The Millennium Project U. S. A.
10. Karnataka State Pollution Control Board, 1981-83.
11. Satellite Events Enterprises, Inc., U.S.A.
12. Countdown 2001, U.S.A.
13. The Association for Responsible Communication, U.S.A.
14. Family Planning Foundation, India.
15. Science and Technology, Government of Sri Lanka during January-December 1983.
16. Films Division, Government of India, during 1982-92.
17. Jal Nigam Water Development Project, India.
18. PHE, on water and sewage development project in Bombay funded by the World
Bank.
19. Environment and Development, Harkisondas and Co., a major chemical
company in India - 1984-1991.
20. Commission on administrative reforms, Gujarat Govt, India Jan. 1987-Dec.1987.
21. Ministry of Science and Technology, Sri Lanka from January to December 1987.
22. Rashtriya Mazdoor Union, a major worker's union in India.
23. Maker Corporation, Bombay, one of the fifth largest developers in
India.
24. A film on India by Ms. Barbara Pyle for the CNN during 1988.
25. Advisor to the UN for the British Govt, conference on Ozone held in
May 1989.
26. Advisor to the UNCED Rio on Third World plan for the Agenda 21. Presented twenty-two
papers on subjects related to Environment
and Development and acted as advisor to fifteen non-governmental
organisations working on the UNCED.
Some of them are:
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One World Now
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Campaign for the Earth
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Earth and Spirit Council
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Indigenous people's Council
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