“CSOs: Status, Challenges and Democracy in the Arab World”
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تتفاوت النظرة الى دور منظمات المجتمع المدني في التنمية بين معارض يعتبر انها خطر على الاستقرار الاجتماعي وعلى الثقافة المحلية آونها نموذجا غربيا ذا ثقافة غريبة،
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Petition! Civil Rights for Palestinian Refugees in LebanonRead more
civil society workshop and multi-stakeholder consultation on aid effectiveness on 7-8-9 December 2009 in Beirut
ورشة عمل لمنظمات المجتمع المدني وإستشارة للشركاء حول فاعلية المساعدات في ٧-٨-٩ كانون الأول\دسمبر ٢٠٠٩ في بيروت
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Who we are | |
The Arab NGO Network for Development (ANND) is a regional network working in 12 Arab countries with seven national networks and 23 NGO members. ANND was initiated in 1997 and had its secretariat office in Beirut since 2001. Read more | |
ANND Programs | |
ANND’s program work focuses on advocating for social and economic rights in the Arab region. It works in three main areas: (1) development policies in the region, (2) social and economic reform agendas and the role of international and regional organizations, (3) economic and trade liberalization policies and its social and economic implications. | |
Objectives of program interventions: | |
- | Enhancing and strengthening civil society advocacy on social and economic policymaking making processes |
- | Opening channels of influence for civil society organizations in the Arab region in policy-making processes, on the national, regional, and global levels |
- | Enhancing availability and production of indigenous resource material and research in the Arab region |
Regional and global policy processes of interest to ANND: | |
- | League of Arab States processes: the Economic, Development, and Social Summit specifically. |
- | Aid Effectiveness Process |
- | Financing for Development Process |
- | UN process on the Economic and Financial Crisis |
- | Climate change negotiations under the UNFCCC |
- | MDGs review process |
- | Euro-Mediterranean Partnership process and the Union for the Mediterranean |
- | The International Civil Society Forum for Democracy |