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Contested and Under Pressure: A Snapshot of the Enabling Environment of Civil Society in 22 Countries (CIVICUS 2017)

April 8, 2017

Between 2013 and 2016, civil society in 22 countries carried out an Enabling Environment National Assessment (EENA). The EENA is a civil society-led process that analyses the extent to which national conditions enable the work of civil society.
The EENA analysis explores in particular how laws and regulations relating to civil society are implemented in practice, and how they impact on civil society. The assessments, led by national civil society partners, employed a common methodology that encompassed interviews with key stakeholders, consultations, focus groups and desk research. In every country, six core dimensions were assessed: the ability of civil society groups to form, operate and access resources -all aspects of the freedom of association – plus the freedoms of peaceful assembly
and expression, and relations between civil society and governments.
Overall the EENA assessments reveal a picture of an environment for civil society that is volatile, contested and often under pressure, but also with some optimism in some contexts about the potential for progress.

Filed Under: Benin, Bolivia, Brazil, Burkina Faso, Cambodia, Cameroon, Colombia, Governance, Honduras, India, Jordan, Lebanon, Mexico, Mozambique, Nepal, Nigeria, Panama, Philippines, Publications (published in print and/or online), South Africa, Tajikistan, Tunisia, Uganda, Zambia Tagged With: civil society, Social Change

Cameroon Meet-Up July 2015

August 19, 2015

Date: 06/07/2015

Location: Douala, Cameroon Link Conference Hall, Grand Hangar-Bonaberi

Mike Achanyi presented a back ground of Communication for Development, C4D, to registered members during a workshop at Cameroon Link conference hall 9n Grand Hangar-Bonaberi on the 6th July 2015. In an opening address, the executive director of Cameroon Link, James Achanyi-Fontem, informed participants of the benefits of the network, emphasizing that it is for exchange of information.

The C4D networkers came from Yaoundé, Bamenda, Buea and Douala. Mike during presentation of C4D Background, focused on its mission, vision and aims before elaborating on how people can join the C4D network, why people should join and its benefits. He spoke of the different membership categories and benefits.

Cameroon C4D aims to develop:
•A strongly connected Network
•A well informed Network of experts
•A vibrant Network of positive thinkers
•A sustainable member-driven network

Cred: Cameroon Link News, http://camlinknews.blogspot.co.uk
Cred: Cameroon Link News, http://camlinknews.blogspot.co.uk
Cred: Cameroon Link News, http://camlinknews.blogspot.co.uk
Cred: Cameroon Link News, http://camlinknews.blogspot.co.uk

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cred: M. Achanyi
Cred: M. Achanyi
Cred: M. Achanyi
Cred: M. Achanyi
Cred: M. Achanyi
Cred: M. Achanyi

 

 

Cred: T. Cooper
Cred: M. Achanyi
Cred: M. Achanyi
Cred: M. Achanyi
Cred: M. Achanyi
Cred: M. Achanyi

Filed Under: Cameroon, NETWORK, Network Meet-Ups

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