Greenstone Consultants 
 Client list 
 

 
Consultancy and hands-on clients include the following environmental organisations:
  • The Environment Agency:  the leading public body for protecting and improving the environment in England and Wales
     
  • Groundwork UK:  a federation of Trusts in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, each working with their partners to improve the quality of the local environment, the lives of local people and the success of local businesses in areas in need of investment and support
     
  • BTCV:  the UK's leading charity working with people through volunteer programmes, community support, and employment and training initiatives. to bring about positive environmental change in the UK and internationally
     
  • Friends of the Earth:  are recognised as the leading commentator on many issues, including climate change, and through 200 local groups in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, galvanise local action for change
     
  • The Wildlife Trusts:  a network of 47 local Wildlife Trusts working together with local communities to protect wildlife in all habitats across the UK, in towns, countryside, wetlands and seas
     
  • New Economics Foundation:  a radical think tank. It is unique in bringing together the ideas, people, resources and influence to challenge business-as-usual. And create practical and enterprising solutions to the social, environmental and economic challenges facing the local, regional, national and global economies.
     
  • The UK Environmental Law Association (UKELA) is the UK forum which aims to make the law work for a better environment and to improve awareness of environmental law
     
  • IIEC-Europe:  the International Institute for Energy Conservation promotes sustainable energy in developing and in transition countries
     
  • The Centre for Alternative Technologies:  Europe's leading eco-centre in Mid-Wales
     
  • RENUE:  a small charity promoting Renewable Energy in the Urban Environment
     
  • The Ponders End Community Development Trust:  brings together local people, agencies and organisations to provide a focal point for development and environmental improvements
     
  • The Norwich Fringe Project:  works with local communities to protect and enhance wildlife areas, encourage visitors and provide information about the Norwich Fringe area
     
  • The Dorset Coppice Group:  comprised mainly of self - employed individuals whose main income is generated from their work in the woods as well as organisations that have an interest in sustainable woodland crafts
     
  • The West Kent Downs Countryside Trust:  wants to restore the natural beauty and habitats of the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty around Cobham and Cuxton
     
  • The Environmental Investigation Agency:  an international campaigning organisation committed to investigating and exposing environmental crime
     
  • Plantlife:  the only national organisation dedicated to conserving plants in their natural habitat in the UK, as well as in Western, Central and Eastern Europe
     
  • The BioRegional Development Group:  an environmental organisation bringing local sustainability into practice in the UK and internationally
     
  • Wildlife and Countryside Link:  the umbrella organisation for English campaigning groups
     
  • CAN-UK:  the Climate Action Network-UK is a liaison body for NGO's campaigning on climate change issues
     
  • The Environment Council:  an independent charity bringing together stakeholders to find sustainable solutions that work through stakeholder dialogue.
Consultancy and hands-on clients include the following international aid organisations:

  • Tourism Concern:  Campaigns to reduce social and environmental problems connected to tourism
     
  • SolarAid:  SolarAid is a not for profit organisation which aims to relieve poverty through facilitating the provision of solar energy to those in need
     
  • Womankind:  a UK based charity, established in 1989 to support the advancement of women in developing countries
     
  • UNICEF - Innocenti Research Centre:  works to strengthen the capacity of UNICEF to respond to the evolving needs of children and to develop a new global ethic for children
     
  • The Nepal Leprosy Trust:  a UK-based agency that provides services to people affected by leprosy in the Kingdom of Nepal
     
  • HealthProm:  promotes healthcare for vulnerable groups in Eastern Europe and Central Asia
     
  • Relief Fund for Romania:  helps a wide range of groups in need in Romania, including street children, the sick, the elderly and destitute communities
     
  • ORBIS UK:  works in developing countries to save sight through hands-on training, public health education and improved access to eye care
     
  • International Service:  provide skilled and experienced people to work in local partner organisations in West Africa, Latin America and the Middle East
     
  • World Medical Fund:  a small/medium "hands-on" UK registered charity, founded by ex-Health Service professionals, working in Malawi to alleviate the effects of AIDS and poverty.
     
Greenstone has also worked with several health and women's organisations:

  • The National Alliance of Women's Organisations:  a network of over 70 women's organisations with a mission to forge alliances between widely diverse women's organisations in England to achieve equality and social justice for all women
     
  • Kith and Kids:  a London-based, user-led charity working with families who have children with autism, learning, physical and/or sensory disability: many of whom have multiple disabilities
     
  • The Women's Environmental Network:  a campaigning organisation, which represents women and campaigns on issues, which link women, environment and health
     
  • Ataxia UK:  a small medical research charity fighting ataxia, a rare neurological disease
     
  • The Dante Leigh Foundation:  a new charity aiming to help young adults with learning difficulties access services that meet their needs and aspirations for development and independence
     
  • The Royal Society of Medicine:  provides educational activities and opportunities for all health-care professionals and promotes an exchange of information and ideas on the science, practice and organisation of medicine
     
  • City Roads:  a unique registered nursing home and charity with a multidisciplinary team that provides 24-hour care to people in crisis because of their drug use
     
  • The National Osteoporosis Society (NOS):  the only national charity dedicated to improving the diagnosis, prevention and treatment of this fragile bone disease
     
  • The Alkaptonuria Society:  a small charity set up to raise awareness about Alkaptonuria and fund research to find a cure for this serious and rare disease.  

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