81. NGO Papers And Documents This analysis of IFAD/NGO collaboration is based upon case studies from Armenia, Benin, The purpose of this report is to analyse the IFAD/NGO/government http://www.ifad.org/ngo/doc/

Home about ifad operations Evaluation ... Events document.write(document.title) Title PDF File (Bytes) Description IFAD and NGOs, Dynamic Partnerships to Fight Rural Poverty. More... E (888KB) F (898KB) S (899KB A booklet introducing IFAD's collaboration with NGOs and civil society, produced by the NGO Coordination Unit in IFAD. May 2000. Report on 10 th IFAD/NGO Consultation, November 2000. More... E (210KB) F (225KB) S (230KB) Papers on the 10th IFAD/NGO Consultation: IFAD/NGO Governments, Tripartite Partnerships for Poverty Alleviation and Food Security through Projects and Programmes Overview paper. April 2000. More... E (218KB) F (178KB) S (170KB) Case study: Armenia. April 2000. More... E (115KB) F (139KB) S (130KB) Case study: Benin. April 2000. More... E (256KB) F (262KB) S (188KB) Case study: Chile. April 2000. More... E (112KB) F (135KB) S (114KB) Case study: India. April 2000. More...

82. 951647_ev with actors in the Delegation, government Ministries, implementing agencies, bilateral and multilateral donors, sectoral specialist, ngos, etc. http://europa.eu.int/comm/europeaid/evaluation/evinfo/med/951647_ev.htm

en document.write(''); document.write('English'); document.write(''); EUROPA European Commission EuropeAid Evaluation ... Europa Search EVINFO Back Evaluation of EC Country Strategy for Egypt - Abstract The Evaluation indicates that the strategy has been in line with Government of Egypt objective of economic social and political stability. It also indicates that the EC should now consider being a more proactive agent of change in economic, social and political reforms. Achievement of objectives has been mixed, the predominance of large technical assistance based projects has led to problems of ownership and low disbursement. Subject of the evaluation This evaluation analyses the EC strategies for the period 1996/2006, and the corresponding National Indicative Programmes (NIP), with a special focus on the period 1996-02. It also assess the current Country Strategy Paper (2002-06) and associated NIP(2002/2004). Evaluation description Purpose : To draw out key conclusions and lessons from the programmes mentioned above, especially on their relevance, efficiency, effectiveness, impact and sustainability as applicable, and, in the light of them, present recommendations for use in the Commission.

83. Political Science - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Later, Plato analyzed political systems, abstracted their analysis from more Political theory involves the study of normative questions of government, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Political_science

Political science From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. The Elections and Parties Series Democracy Representative democracy History of democracy Referenda ... Political campaigns Political science Political philosophy Related topics Political parties Parties by country ... Edit this box Political science is a social science discipline that deals with the theory and practice of politics and the description and analysis of political systems and political behavior. It is also academic theoretical and research oriented. Fields and subfields of political science include political theory and philosophy civics and comparative politics , national systems, cross-national political analysis, political development, international relations foreign policy international law and politics, public administration , administrative behavior, public law, judicial behavior, and politics and public policy Approaches to the discipline include classical political philosophy, structuralism , and behavioralism realism , pluralism, and institutionalism . Political science, as one of the social sciences , uses methods and techniques that relate to the kinds of inquiries sought: primary sources such as historical documents and official records, secondary sources such as scholarly journal articles, survey research

84. Europe/Eurasia - USAID Mission To Poland E E Home Poland Assistance Areas Local government In each area of NGO activity, including social assistance, education, local economic http://www.usaid.gov/pl/local1.htm

USAID Mission to Poland Poland Assistance Areas Local Government Success Stories Assistance Areas SEED Reports Contact Information Last updated: Wednesday, 13-Mar-2002 10:46:44 EST Kopstein Report Activity Reports Local Government Assistance to the development of local government and decentralization in Poland was one of the key element of the SEED-funded USAID assistance program to Poland from its very beginning. A brief decsription of the assistance is provided below. Alternatively, you may wish to consult a comprehensive historical view prepared by a USAID contractor. For more detail, look up descriptions of key activities , which in some cases include links to key reports or other internet sites. We also suggest you refer to a number of websites belonging to the major local government program that USAID is funding in Poland through March 2001 (the Local Government Partnership Program - LGPP ), and two sites belonging to our major local government reform partners: the Foundation for the Support of Local Democracy (

85. AMICC The American NGO Coalition for the ICC (AMICC), a repository of for ICC from Governor In a remarkable first in state government support for the ICC, http://www.amicc.org/

The AMICC website is a comprehensive repository of information about the United States and the International Criminal Court. Click on the links above or follow our site index for a detailed listing of covered topics. ICC News Bolton apppointed U.S. Ambassador to the UN : On August 1st, President Bush used his constitutional authority to appoint John Bolton US Ambassador to the United Nations without Senate confirmation. Bolton may begin a renewed effort in various UN resolutions to remove ICC supporting language and exempt UN peacekeepers from ICC jurisdiction. ICC Prosecutor addresses UN Security Council : On June 29th, Prosecutor Luis Moreno Ocampo briefed the Security Council on the status of his investigation in Darfur. He declared: "there is a significant amount of credible information disclosing the commission of grave crimes within the jurisdiction of the Court having taken place in Darfur." The Prosecutor's report reiterates that the investigation will focus on the persons most responsible for the crimes and that these efforts could be complemented by traditional African methods for justice and reconciliation. It also states that

86. CRIN: Organisations Home English NGO Group for the Convention on the Rights of the Child Resources This summary highlights the main issues discussed by the government http://www.crin.org/resources/viewResourcesL.asp?orgID=724&langID=3

87. Government Human Rights Commissions In Africa - Origin And Mandate By being a part of government, a national human rights commission may lend For many years, the NGO human rights community has adopted a pragmatic http://www.hrw.org/reports/2001/africa/overview/summary.html

Summary International Standards: The Paris Principles Important Factors Examining the Record in Africa Innovative and Positive Contributions by Commissions ... Acknowledgements Summary State-sponsored national human rights commissions represent a new vogue among governments, and particularly in Africa. The number of state human rights commissions has multiplied across the continent in the past decade, spreading from one country in 1989 to two dozen by 2000. The trend has been nurtured by financial and technical support from donor governments and the United Nations (U.N.), who appear to view the phenomenon as a manifest contribution to human rights protection. The U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights has made national human rights institutions a major policy priority. The proliferation of national human rights commissions, including many established in highly repressive states, poses a dilemma for human rights activists more accustomed to challenging the state than collaborating with it: Are these state-sponsored human rights bodies to be met with suspicion and distrust or should this development be encouraged and supported? At a time when many in the nongovernmental human rights world perceive national human rights commissions with skepticism, the U.N. and donor governments are actively championing the creation of these bodies. Prompted by the divergent views, and the increasingly prominence of national human rights commissions both regionally and for the U.N., Human Rights Watch has compiled this analysis of the activities of the national human rights commissions in Africa over the past decade. This report only concentrates on human rights commissions, and does not look at other bodies such as ombudsmen, task forces, or truth commissions which also play an important role in upholding respect for human rights.

88. FAO Policy And Strategy For Cooperation With Non-Governmental And Civil Society The challenge is to develop cooperation with a rapidly expanding NGO/CSO sector in The strategy is based on FAO s ability to facilitate governmentcivil http://www.fao.org/docrep/X2214E/x2214e02.htm

Executive summary Introduction The importance of partnerships with non-governmental and civil society organizations was underscored by Member Governments in the World Food Summit Plan of Action and is confirmed in FAO's Strategic Framework. At the Director-General's request, the Unit for Cooperation with the Private Sector and NGOs (TCDN) coordinated an FAO-wide review of policy and strategy for NGO/CSO cooperation in consultation with the technical departments, which undertook their own assessments, and with decentralized offices and NGOs. In the resulting paper, categories of relevant partners for different purposes are identified, based on their areas of activity and their organizational characteristics. Priority partners are membership organizations representing constituencies such as farmers and consumers, and technically competent NGOs committed to ongoing cooperation. Strategies and priorities for action The challenge is to develop cooperation with a rapidly expanding NGO/CSO sector in a period of declining resources. This requires a strategic choice of partners and activities; promoting networks among NGOs/CSOs to multiply outreach; sharing responsibility for programme planning and resource mobilization; and using country offices to reach the organizations closest to rural people. The paper presents a framework for closer collaboration on a long-term programme in four interrelated functional areas: Information sharing and analysis

89. UNODC - Summary Of Responses To NGO Survey Summary of responses to NGO survey Towards a definition of ODCs Medium-Term It often works through government officials who may be more interested in http://www.unodc.org/unodc/en/ngos_and_civil_society_responses.html

Home Site Map Links Contact Us Regional Websites select the site Afghanistan Barbados Bolivia Brazil Central Asia Colombia Egypt India Iran Kenya Lao PDR Mexico Myanmar New York Nigeria Pakistan Peru Russia Senegal South Africa Thailand Vietnam Login Search print document News and Publications Drug Supply Reduction About Us ... NGOs and Civil Society UNODC is cosponsor of the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS - UNAIDS Summary of responses to NGO survey Towards a definition of ODC's Medium-Term Operational Priorities 1. Balance between prevention and enforcement ODC has been perceived as working at the center of the fight against "uncivil society". While this may be true, it depicts the Office as acting "against something" rather than "for something". Therefore, ODC's mission to assist Member States in establishing the rule of law (to combat supply) needs to be complemented with demand-oriented activities such as the prevention and treatment of drug abuse and the deterrence of crime (and terrorism). How can NGOs and civil society help ODC strike a balance between these two approaches? The NGOs agree that the issue must be addressed equally by all concerned entities, such as the United Nations system, governments of Member States, the private sector and civil society, including NGOs. Although most NGOs are primarily concerned with drug demand reduction and law enforcement activities usually under government regulation, NGOs working at the national level should cooperate with law enforcement agencies in order to achieve the desired balanced approach between demand and supply reduction.

90. Amplifying Officials, Squelching Dissent Nine of these 16 appearances were by government officials. Al Sharpton of the National Action Center, a civil rights NGO. Twelve sources supported the http://www.fair.org/index.php?page=1145

91. Publications Out of the Shadows (2000) Educational video focusing on NGO work with A RightsBased Approach to Budget analysis (2000) An introductory look at budget http://www.iie.org/Website/WPreview.cfm?CWID=336&WID=171

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