Mid-Term Review of the AGIR Programme - Sida

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A N N E X 1 – A G I R P A R T N E R S 26. CEC 27. FORCOM 28. AMCS 29. CESC 30. ACDH 31. CODD 32. AEJ 33. SNJ 34. IESE SCC 35. AAAJC (Tete) 36. AENA (Nampula) 37. AMPCM 38. CTV 39. JÁ 40. Livaningo 41. ORAM 42. UNAC 43. UPCT (Tete) 79
2 findings Annex 2 – Terms of Reference TOR – AGIR Mid-Term Review Intervention background The Swedish support to civil society in Mozambique is structured through a programme called AGIR whereby four international NGOs (INGOs) with a common overall objective, support local partner organisations. The programme was created and started in 2010, fully operational in 2011 and has an agreement period ending in December 2014. The joint overall objective of AGIR is: “Active citizens(hip) and a strong, vibrant civil society (that) participates in and influences democratic process, contributing to more accountable governance, deepened democracy, gender equality and human rights in Mozambique” The four INGOs (called intermediaries in the programme) are IBIS, Oxfam Novib, Diakonia and the Swedish Cooperative Center (SCC) and they implement four different “sub-programmes”, as follows: Access to Information – IBIS Financial accountability; participation, social and legal accountability with focus on underlying causes of discrimination – Oxfam Novib Political Accountability; participation, social and legal accountability with focus on the legal aspects of human rights – Diakonia Accountability in natural resources and land management – SCC Sweden has individual agreements with the four intermediaries, but the programme is seen as a whole and large parts of the reporting is done jointly. The core of each of the “sub-programmes” is the establishment of partnerships with a number of local CSO partners active in the specific thematic area. Each partnership is regulated in an agreement between the INGO and the partner. The nucleus of these partnerships are core-funding, with a strong focus on capacity development. The overall Swedish objectives are to increase the positive impact of Mozambican civil society organisations on government transparency and accountability, citizen’s participation and access to information and the respect for human rights, including gender equality. This is done by supporting the intermediaries to: a) Provide long-term core-funding and capacity development support to civil society partner organisations, based on these organisations’ own strategic plans. b) Support and facilitate linkages, mutual learning and knowledge and experience sharing between civil society organisations. 80
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