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Charities and Societies Legislation - Negarit Gazeta |
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Ministry says Committed to Ensure Smooth Transition to and Implementation of the New NGO Law |
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Ato Jimma Dilbo, Head of Association Registration at the Ministry of Justice (MOJ) says his office is
committed to ensure smooth transition of one-year period and implementation of the new charities and
societies legislation 621/2009.
This was disclosed in a briefing meeting organized by CRDA on May 6, 2009 at its hall between MOJ official
and the association members to discuss on transition related concerns and lack of charities on the
implementation of the law
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The statement sent by H.E Ato Berhanu Tsegaye, State Minister of MOJ and read out by Ato Jimma Dilbo also
indicated that the introduction of the charity and societies legislation has brought members of CRDA and
the civil society to the ministry more closer than ever. The promulgation of the proclamation enables to
have sector focused and more relevant law that better govern the NGO sector with its detail internal
affairs. This is a great stride towards transforming and supporting the sector.......
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Africa Rikai, a Japanese NGO Celebrates Cultural Day, with Karrayyu Students |
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Africa Rikai, a Japanese NGO established with a theme of “Understanding Africa” and currently operating on
education in various parts of the country, organized a colorful Cultural Day Celebration of Karrayu
Students in cooperation with Gudina Tumsa Foundation at Dandi Gudina Secondary School in Metehara on June
13, 2009. The program was organized to incite community dialogue and youth educational enrollment.......
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Rapid Assessment Report on: The Implications of the New Charities & Societies Legislation on NGOs and CSOs
& Possible Coping Mechanisms |
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The WaterChannel launched an Enhanced Website |
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On June 2nd, the new version of www.thewaterchannel.tv was
launched. TheWaterChannel is a dedicated web-based video channel on water. It wants to be a main repository
for video material on water and a main support and medium in promoting better water management.
TheWaterChannel now contains over 150 water related videos with new material coming in daily. The new
version has several improved features and much more functions including improved uploading services,
several technical improvements and news feed subscription.
TheWaterChannel has been around for two months and has welcomed over 3500 unique visitors on a good upward
curve.
The WaterChannel invites you to take a look and appreciates your feedback! And if you have water videos to
share, please let the WaterChannel know!
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CRDA Five Year Strategic Plan (2009 - 2014) |
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Web Based Discussion Forum Launched |
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CRDA has launched a web based discussion forum on topical issues. Any member of the CRDA forum can post
his/her views and commentaries using the forum.
The current topic for discussion is:
"What are the pros and cons of local fund raising (in our context?) for NGOs development intervention in
Ethiopia? Is there an enabling environment and trust for such fundraising activities be it at policy,
various government levels and the social, community level?"
Go to the CRDA Discussion Forum
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Documents on FDRE Charities and Societies Draft Proclamation |
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CRDA: A Strategic Evaluation |
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A strategic evaluaion of CRDA by Dr Brian Pratt (INTRAC), a report for CAFOD, Cordaid, Christian Aid,
EED, ICCO, Trócaire, SCIAF, and CRDA.
Read the full document.
Reaction of the CRDA Board and Mangement to the INTRAC's Evaluation of CRDA's Program.
Read the full document.
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Recent News - Updated May 23, 2008 |
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CRDA Gets A New Director
Participants of the extraordinary membership meeting unanimously endorsed the appointment of a new
director, Dr Meshesha Shewarga G/Tsadiqe, to CRDA, in an extraordinary membership meeting conducted at
the Headquarters on March 7, 2008.....
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DPPA and Partners Declare a Net Requirement of 41,684 MT Humanitarian Aid for 2008
The Federal Disaster Prevention and Preparedness Agency (DPPA) and partners declared that based on a
series of humanitarian need assessment carried out in various parts of the country a total of 171,646 MT
of humanitarian assistance is needed in 2008 to feed 2.18 million people. Of these 137,106 Mt is from
the already available stock but 41,684 Mt, food grain, blended food and oil is required from local and
international donors.....
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CRDA Gender Forum Section |
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The Gender Forum has prepared this
section on CRDA's Website to:
To inform the public about the Gender Forum and attract interested members
To act as a clearinghouse for gender research by posting the Gender Forum’s research online for the
general public to access
To act as a networking link for CRDA members who can post their gender events here for general public
attendance
COME JOIN THE GENDER FORUM!!
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May 17, establishment of CRDA, marked as Ethiopian Volunteers Day
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Click on image to see the full poster.
Click here
for the news update.
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May 17th, CRDA’s
establishment, was marked as Ethiopian Volunteers Day, for the first time
at national level, in Addis Ababa, on May 17, 2007, in the presence of
senior Government Officials, NGO representatives and other development
actors. The day was marked under the theme of “Volunteerism for National
Development”. A corner- stone was laid at a square found along the ring
road near Furi-Harbu River. This square was named as Volunteers Square.
The occasion was organized by the Ethiopian Volunteers Day Organizing
Committee established by Ethiopian Volunteers Association (EVOs) in
collaboration with Christian Relief and Development Association (CRDA),
Voluntary Services Overseas (VSO), Addis Ababa Rotary Clubs and Kaleb
Instruments P.L.C.
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CRDA North America Branch (CRDANA) |
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CRDA North America is
part of CRDA Ethiopia, an ambitious initiative to strengthen the global
Ethiopian community so that individually and collectively we can make a
positive contribution to the world in which we live without marginalizing
our history, culture, and connection with Ethiopia.
The very idea of accomplished Ethiopians from around the world
participating in the development of their motherland has the potential to
revolutionize the Ethiopian concept of voluntarism and social
responsibility For a nation plagued by a desire to leave, the return of
non-resident Ethiopians and their children to serve Ethiopians a subtle,
but powerful statement. When joined by their brothers and sisters in
Ethiopian taking responsibility for progress, the collective power to
transform our country becomes an unmistakable reality.
There is no question that Ethiopia has the intellectual capital and
physical resources to become a strong developed nation. By encouraging
civic participation within Ethiopia and reconnecting committed persons to
Ethiopian origin to Ethiopia through service, CRDA North America hopes to
make a humble contribution to Ethiopians’ development.
Small scale success can revitalize the idea that every individual can make
a difference in our country.
Our dream is to galvanize a movement where Ethiopians around the world
give back to Ethiopia through grassroots service and help awaken the
spirit of Ethiopia, one person at a time.
In the next few years, CRDA North America as a branch to CRDA Ethiopia,
aims for its expatriate programs to complement a largely domestic
initiative utilizing the tremendous talent and energy within Ethiopia’s
own borders by launching large-scale domestic service programs.
Such an exhibition of civic participation and collective social
responsibility within Ethiopia will help renew faith in the concept that
one person can make a difference.
Click here to go to CRDA North America's Website.
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