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• In spite of the existing limitation in the capacity and resources of networks and forums, there is a significant improvement in the initiatives, especially an improving trends in GO – NGO dialogue and engagement after 2004. Even though a growing number of NGO are interested to participate in network and forum, most of them are interested to engage in dialogues which are related to operational issues and sector specific NGO project activities (education, food security, gender, etc) while the knowledge and experience to engage in policy and political dialogue is very limited. Apart from the lack of understanding on the role of NSA in policy dialogue, it is considered synonymous with political dialogue which is perceived to be too sensitive area for NGOs. 2 Profile and distribution of NSA at Regional Level. \ Profile of NSA. Table 1. NSA typologies and size in the SNNPR NSA Categories Examples 12. NGOs = International NGOs = 28 Action Aid, Inter Aid France, Farm Africa, Goal Ethiopia, Lay Volunteer International, CHFI, OXFAM GB, SC Finland, SC Norway National NGOs = 70 JECCDO, Tila Ass of WLW/HIV, Action for development, Agri-service Ethiopia, Action for Environment Public Advocacy, Ethio- Wetland & Natural Resource Ass, etc Regional Registered NGOs = Numerous groups and zonal associations 13. Regional Development Associations = >10 SEPDA and many zonal and ethnic development ass like Sidama, Wolaita, Guraghe, etc 14. FBOs (national and international) = 17 ECC-SDC, Muluwongel, EECMY, World Vision, Swiss Evangelical Mission, CCF, Meserete 15. Reg. apex/Networking Organisations = 2 + 4 Christos, Norwegian Lutheran, etc CRDA chapter and HIV/AIDS forum and other unregistered networks and forums like SCRC, gender, education, food security, Malaria, environmental forums. EHRCO and EWLA branches 16. Advocacy and Human rights Organizations 2 17. Economic and business interest groups a) Cooperatives 2690 b) Union of Cooperatives = 29 c) Chamber of Commerce and Sector Ass. The Ethiopian Chamber of Commerce in = 1 Awassa 18. d) Ethiopian Employers Federation: 19. Trade and labour unions 1 CETU Southern Ethiopia branch office in Awassa 20. Professional Associations = Ethiopian teachers Ass 21. Age, gender, health-status and other EWA, EYA, EYA network occupation related Associations 3 82
Regionally registered Youth Association = 1 � egion-wide basic Youth Ass. = 2 � egion-wide Youth Clubs = 2 Reg. registered Associations of/for Women = Anti-Aids Clubs, Virgin Girls Association SNNPR Women Association Reg. registered Elderly and Disability Ass. = 1 Reg. registered Ass. of PLWHA = 1 Tila Association of Women Living with HIV- AIDS 22. Free Press 3 23. Community based organisations - NB: Regional development associations NGOs registered by the SNNPR too many to list. 3 Activities and Sector Distribution Zonal distribution of NGOs As shown by chart 1 and 2 below, the activities of NGOs cover all the zones and special woredas in the SNNPR. NGO project activities are significant in the major zones like Sidama, Gamo Gofa, Gurage, South Omo and Hadiya (see Chart 1). Chart 1. Distribution of NGO project activities by major zones of SNNPR Wolayita, 23 South Omo, 28 Silti, 14 > one zone, 13 Kaffa, 6 Sidama, 39 Kembata T, 20 Awassa+town, 27 Gamo Gofa, 29 Hadiya, 26 Gedeo, 11 Gurage, 28 Except Kaffa zones, almost all zones of the SNNPR are also constitute the major populous regions of Ethiopia where there is rapid population growth coupled with high level of poverty. This is also the likely reason for relatively large number of on-going NGO project activities as compared to the special woredas that are less populous (see Chart 2 below). 83
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