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The Commonwealth Human Ecology Council (CHEC) is an international development charity registered in the UK with membership throughout the Commonwealth. CHEC has a broad agenda that includes advocacy, Commonwealth partnership programmes and community projects. We work with a full range of partners from grassroots communities in Commonwealth countries, to other Commonwealth Civil Society organisations, UN agencies and the Heads of Commonwealth Governments.

CHEC’s mission is focussed on Commonwealth countries:

Working to raise awareness, realise human potential, and encouraging communities and institutions to work together for environmental, social and human betterment. Read more…

CHEC is open to working and partnering with people and organisations anywhere in the world, sharing our ethos and objectives.

Explore this site to see where CHEC and its partners are making a contribution towards global human ecology finding practical solutions to the challenges such as climate change, food security, bio-diversity and urban-rural interactions.

CHEC is also accredited to the UN through ECOSOC (UN Economic and Social Council) and the Commonwealth Secretariat.

If you'd like to get involved, please contact us!
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