Key Institutions Report final 15 December 2011 - Unmit

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GOVERNANCE OF THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF TIMOR-LESTE - ACCOUNTABILITY MECHANISM OF KEY INSTITUTIONS 4.4. NGO FORUM [FÓRUM DAS ONG DE TIMOR-LESTE] “FONGTIL is the umbrella organization for local, national and international NGOS that are working in Timor Leste.” Source: Article 2 of the Statutes of the NGO Forum 200 Mr Justino Da Silva Board President Mrs Dinorah Executive Director INSTITUTION ESTABLISHED BY FONGTIL was established by fourteen Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) in 1998. After the referendum in 1999, FONGTIL became an independent member based organisation acting as the umbrella body for both National and International Non-Government Organizations operating in Timor-Leste OTHER LEGAL REFERENCES Statutes of the NGO Forum Recognised by Government of Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste as the umbrella body for NGOs in Timor Leste and as a critical and independent partner in national development PRESIDENT Agostu Pires APPOINTED ON APPOINTED BY 23-25 APRIL 2008 GENERAL MEMBERS MEETING DURATION OF MANDATE 3 years Main mandate / competencies Mandate: To facilitate (including capacity building), coordination, information dissemination and advocacy with and on behalf of member organizations. Vision: Timor-Leste is a developed nation which is prosperous and free from exploitation, discrimination and corruption, upholds the principles of fairness, justice and democracy, in which citizens are supported and represented by a strong and independent civil society. Mission: a) To promote and advocate in all sectors for the well-being and interests of all Timorese citizens; b) To work towards ensuring that the people of Timor-Leste are free from all forms of injustice,
GOVERNANCE OF THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF TIMOR-LESTE - ACCOUNTABILITY MECHANISM OF KEY INSTITUTIONS including poverty, exploitation and discrimination, and have the opportunity to participate openly and freely in the political and democratic decision-making process; c) To support and strengthen the NGO sector to be an effective voice for all Timorese citizens, especially the most vulnerable members of our community. Objectives: Contribute with efforts to ensure: a) That Timor-Leste is a fair and just society that respects human rights principles, the Constitution and the rule of law; b) The health and well-being of all citizens and the elimination of poverty; c) Full access to free quality education for all citizens; d) The conservation, fair use and distribution of Timor-Leste's resources, and the elimination of corruption in government, civil society and the whole community. Principles: a) monitoring and contributing to government research and policy to ensure that legislation, policies and practices support and contribute to positive outcomes for the people of Timor-Leste; b) Speaking out against proposed and existing law, policies and practices of government that impact negatively upon the rights of citizens; c) Conducting and contributing to other research into issues affecting the health, wellbeing and education of all citizens, including the development of policy, strategies and recommendations that aim to enhance the lives of particularly the most vulnerable members of our community; d) Promoting public awareness of the importance of creating a fair and just Timor-Leste; e) Providing information training and education programmes, and promoting activities and initiatives that develop and support the capacity and work of FONGTIL's member organisations; f) Developing links with national and international organisations that have similar objectives to FONGTIL's; g) Disseminating information about issues that impact negatively on the lives of Timorese people in order that all citizens have the opportunity to help contribute to the creation and development of a fair and just Timor-Leste; h) Carrying out any other activities that may further support FONGTIL's vision, mission or objectives, as set out in this Statute.. Source: Source: http://fongtil.info/wp MECHANISM OF ACCOUNTABILITY Annual General Meeting (replaced by General Members meeting every 3 years). Regular meetings of Board, between Board and members, and Board and Secretariat. Executive Director appointed by the Board for a 3 year term, who, together with a management team of staff members, leads the Secretariat of FONGTIL. ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE 201
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