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Chart 2. Distribution of NGOs in the Special woredas & towns of SNNPR Konso, 7 Sheka, 7 Derashe, 6 4 Contributions of NSA in SNNPR Special woredas & towns, Dawro, 5 Alaba, 6 A/Minch/Amaro/ Basketo/Burji, 6 Bench Maji, 7 4.1. Qualitative areas of contribution On the qualitative point of view the contribution of NSA can be summarised by the following table: Table 3 NSA Sectoral Contribution in the SNNPR Qualitative areas of contribution Quantitative contributions Mass Based Associations Local Development Association The local NGOs Awareness raising of community, mobilization; advocacy, lobbying and combating HTP like FGM and IGA and EGA Training and capacity building of community, mobilization of community resources and funds for education, water supply, health, etc Primarily in specific services (HIV/AIDS, care & support, OVC/child sponsorship & gender NNGOs Water and sanitation, OVC, HIV/AIDS, capacity building, conflict resolution, ABE & emergency relief INGOs FP & Reproductive health, integrated development (agriculture & natural resource conservation), irrigation, pastoral livelihood development, food security FBOs Health infrastructure and service provision, capacity building, awareness raising, IGA & gender, Child 84 Mostly documented in project agreements Mostly documented in project agreements Mostly documented in project agreements Mostly documented in project agreements Mostly documented in project agreements Mostly documented in project agreements Trends of Participation and Contribution Growing participation and contributing More participation and contribution to capacity building Growing focus on child sponsorship, care & support of PLW/HIV Participation/contri bution is tends to target OVC & HIV/AIDS Increase in long term agricultural & rural projects Increasing trend in both participation and contribution
Iddirs and CBOs Advocacy & HR organizations Economic & Business Interest Groups sponsorship/child development, OVC, care & support for PLW/HIV, Mobilization of communities for social infrastructure & support for OVC children Women and child right advocacy, legal support and the capacity building of law enforcement institutions Ensure the protection of members rights and promotion of their interest Not documented Growing involvement & participation Not documented but cases completed & ongoing 4.2. Summary of Values and Beneficiaries of Ongoing NGO Projects through NGOs growing participation & significant contribution Not documented Growing trends The following table summarises the current ongoing projects implemented by NGOs: Table 4. No of beneficiaries and total budget of ongoing NGO Projects in BSGR S/No NSA Typology Summary of NGO's Ongoing Projects as of No of Org. No of Projects Projected Number of Beneficiaries Total Budget Pledge in 1 International NGOs 28 84 3,650,165 388,751,032 2 Faith based Nat and International Orgs 17 110 2,171,878 339,039,219 3 National NGOs Regional Dev't 70 118 6,691,339 276,707,883 4 Associations - - - - 5 Regional CSOs 6 Umbrella Orgs - - - - Total 115 312 12,513,382 1,004,498,134 85 Birr Remarks Missing values of budget & beneficiaries Missing values of budget & beneficiaries Missing values of budget & beneficiaries No records available Based on BoFED of the SNNPR data No records available
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