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Table 1 Organisations registered and licensed Harari Regional State Typology Number NGOs and Development Associations 12 Youth Association 65 Anti-Aids Clubs 31 Charity Organisations 9 Professional Associations 12 Women Associations 9 CBOs 125 Art Associations 6 TOTAL 269 Source : Regional BoJ Register of Associations The above data are shown in the chart below: NGOs and Development Associations Youth Association Anti-Aids Clubs Charity Organisations Professional Associations Women Associations CBOs Table 2, below presents the profile of NSA typologies in Harari Region including the organisation registered at federal level: Table 1. BSG NSA typologies and size Art Associations NSA Categories Example 1. NGOs = 11 1 International NGOs = 3 MfM, IIRO, SOS Children, Cheshire Services 1 National NGOs = 8 Diket Ethiopia, FAWE-Ethiopia, Ethiopia Initiative Development (EID, SoS Infants Ethiopia, Foundation for Community Development, Amana Kids Organization, Messengers of Love 1 Regional Registered NGOs = 2. Regional Development Associations = 3. FBOs (national and international) = 3 Emmanuel United Church Development, EOC-CFAO, Harar Emmanuel Baptist Church Child Development 31
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