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� After the 2004 conflict, the regional government has been engaged in the delicate conflict transformation and peace building process. The ethnic based parties have been transformed and an all inclusive party ( ) is in place. However, political positions are allocated with due consideration of equity amongst the groups. The President and the vice presidents are from the Agnuak and Nuer groups, respectively, while the speaker is from Mejenger. � Regarding overall development coordination and service delivery, it appears that the region is still feeble and wanting in many aspects. Major national initiatives like civil service reform and woreda decentralization are not fully executed. Donor supported projects and programmes are also scanty. � Thus, NSA profile, participation and contributions in GNRS should be assessed with the understanding of the above contexts. 1.2. NSA in GNRS as described in the previous mapping Because of the security concerns, the team involved in the previous mapping did not visit Gambella, thus profiles and nature of participation of NSA in the region is not covered. The presence of a branch office of EWLA in Gambella is only mentioned when describing the operational profile of EWLA. 1.3. Major Highlights of Current Findings � Regional Development Associations disbanded in relation to the 2003 conflict, � NSA are active participants in conflict transformation and peace building (ACORD, Pact Ethiopia, GPDC), � Relatively, active participation of NSA in education (formal and non-formal): ECS/Don Bosco, Hope Enterprises, Pact Ethiopia, ANFEAE), � Some NSA participate in emergency response and recovery (ZOA Refugee Care, MSF/Switzerland, Oxfam America, ECS/Missionaries of Charity, ECMY) � NSA landscape is undeveloped and thin (few regional and national NGOs, no Iddir unionization process; no Regional Women Association, and Youth at early stage) � In general, NSA contribution to the regional development process is diminutive, � NSA cooperation and dialogue with government remains undeveloped (areas of participation of key NSA (NGOs) not fitting with traditional coordination fields of DPPB, that is food security, and � Cooperation between the different typologies and elements of NSA is undeveloped. 2. Profile and distribution of NSA at Regional Level 2.1. Profile of NSA The mix of formal NSA in GNRS is outlined below. As can be seen both the number and mix are on the lower side, compared to the other regions. Table 1: GNRS NSA typologies and size NSA Typologies 57. NGOs = 12 International NGOs = 7 ACORD, Pact Ethiopia, Carter Centre, Zoa Refugee Care, MSF/CH, VIPLS, Home Care Int National NGOs = 1 Hope Enterprises 136
Regional NGOs = 4 Wanthia, Asso for Rural Devt, Association for Shentawa Community Development, Agnwaha berre tesfa Dirijit, 58. Regional Development Associations = 0 59. FBOs (national and international) = 10 EECMY (Gambella E & W Betel), EOC, GISC, ECC/ECS, Nuer Council of Churches, Evangelical Fellowship Mission, HEKs, EKHC, Seven Day Adv. Believers Asso. & The Anglican Church in Ethiopia 60. Reg. apex/Networking Organisations = 61. Advocacy and Human rights Organizations = 3 Gambella Intellectual Committee, Gambella Peace and Development Council and Research Centre for Civic and Human Rights Education 62. Economic and business interest groups Cooperatives = 85 Chamber of Commerce and Sector Asso. = 1 Gambella CC and Sector Associations 63. Trade and labour union 64. Professional Associations = 2 Regional Teachers Association 65. Age, gender, health-status and other occupation related Associations Regionally registered Youth Association = 2 Gambella Youth Club and GNRS Youth Culture and Anti-AIDS Union � Region-wide basic Youth Asso. � Region-wide Youth Clubs Reg. registered Asso. of/for Women = 0 Reg. registered Elderly and Disability Asso. = Registered Asso. of PLWHA = 1 Save Generation, 66. Free Press; 67. Community based organisations = 2 Lul Tsera-AIDS Club and G.A.M.A. Christian Anti-AIDS Club 3. Activities and Sectoral Contributions 3.1. Summary of Values of Ongoing NGO Projects The partial information from the regional DPP office shows that NGOs are involved in implementing projects at a total budget of about 31.3 M Birr. Compared to other regions this amount is small. Table 3: Financial values of ongoing NGO Programmes in GNRS Typology of NSA No No. of Ongoing Projects Value of the project, Birr Regional NGOs 2 2 66,667.00 The NSA (e.g.) Asso for Rural Devt, & Wanthoa Vision for Peace & Devt. Association PLWHA Association - - - National NGOs 1 1 5,388,470 Hope Enterprises 137
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capital of about Birr 134.3 million
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