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Appeal to the relevant political or economic decision-makers in the North to improve living conditions in the South.
Agir ici launches public opinion campaigns, with the support of other French and international organisations specialising in human rights, environmental protection, peace and disarmament. These campaigns reach between 30 000 and 200 000 people. They usually consist in sending letters to political and economic decision-makers.
Involvement in the campaign can complement involvement with other organisations. You receive the campaigns appealing to decision makers at your home. You are free to participate. You are regularly informed of the results thanks to the Signatories Letter (5 per year). Sign Agir ici's Appeal, and join the 12 000 other network members (as of 1st june 2001).

Agir ici is totally independent of any political party, union or religious orientation...
To assure the network's operation, Agir ici relies on the financial participation of its members, of other public opinion campaigns participants and of its associated partners. Agir ici's permanent staff at the national headquarters writes and edits documents, builds partnerships, develops and organises the network, works with the media and appeals to decision-makers.
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Guy Aurenche (lawyer), Isabelle Autissier (navigator), Simone de Bollardière, Sylvie Brunel (geographer), Jean Chesnaux (historian), Denis Clerc (economist), René Dumont (agronomist), Michel Falise (academic), Jacques Gaillot (bishop), Susan George (political analyst), Stéphane Hessel (ambassador), Albert Jacquard (geneticist), Bernard Langlois (journalist), Jean-Marie Muller (writer), Gilles Perrault (writer), Claude Piéplu (actor), Madeleine Rébérioux (historian), Alain Ruellan (agronomist), Pierre Vidal-Naquet (historian), Alain Touraine (sociologist)... |
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