نشر الديمقراطية الامريكية: تفاصيل المبالغ التي تلقتها منظمات سودانية

Quote: Sudan African Centre for Justice and Peace Studies $55,000 To prevent human rights abuses against vulnerable groups during the post-referendum period in Sudan, and advocate for justice and reparation for survivors of gross human rights violations. The African Centre for Justice and Peace Studies (ACJPS) will dispatch five human rights monitors to work in Khartoum, Kosti, North and South Darfur, central Sudan, Red Sea State, Southern Sudan and South Kordofan State. Al-Khatim Adlan Centre for Enlightenment and Human Development $60,000 To promote peaceful co-existence in North Sudan through educational reform. Al-Khatim Adlan Centre for Enlightenment and Human Development (KACE) will advocate for education reform in North Sudan through research, publications and consultative workshops with other civil society groups, as well as experts and practitioners in the education sector. Al-Khatim Adlan Centre for Enlightenment and Human Development $41,960 To enhance the capacity of civil society organizations working to mitigate conflict in the post-referendum period in Sudan, and promote citizen participation in the popular consultation processes in South Kordofan and Blue Nile. The Civil Society Consortium for the Elections will convene a series of training-of-trainers (TOT) workshops on civic education for civil society organizations. The Consortium will also train and dispatch monitors to report on post-referendum violence in Khartoum, South Kordofan and Blue Nile. Badya Centre for Integrated Development Services $62,600 To promote reconciliation and peaceful co-existence, and mitigate conflict among the Dinka, Nuba and Misseriya communities in the border region between South Kordofan and North Bahr Al-Ghazal. The Badya Centre will train 250 Nuba and Misseriya youth leaders in mechanisms of conflict resolution, including effective communication and rumor management. Badya will also use radio spots and participatory theater to promote peaceful co-existence in the region, as well as organize a day-long Peace Festival. Gender Center for Research and Training $55,400 To promote women's rights in the post-referendum period in north Sudan. The Gender Centre for Research and Training (GCRT) will prepare a conceptual framework on women's rights in the constitution that will include three background papers, and draft an alternative gender-sensitive constitutional document. The Centre will prepare a simplified advocacy manual based on the constitutional document. Gesr Center for Development $34,480 To promote greater youth contribution to media and journalism in Sudan. The Gesr Center for Development will organize two three-day capacity-building workshops for young writers, journalists and media students in Red Sea and Northern states, and convene three forums in Khartoum bringing together seasoned journalists and young media practitioners. Gesr will also continue to publish its weekly "Youth Agenda," as well as a bi-weekly electronic publication on its website. HelaHelp $37,415 To promote peaceful coexistence in Sudan during the post-referendum period. HelaHelp will train singers and other artists on the use of the arts for conflict resolution, and convene four educational performances in White Nile, El Gazeera, Blue Nile and South Kordofan encouraging a peaceful social and political transition following the Southern Sudan referendum. The organization will also produce a song highlighting messages of peace. Institute for the Development of Civil Society, Sharg El Neil College $48,165 To promote active and effective political participation among youth in Khartoum State. The Institute for the Development of Civil Society (IDCS) will conduct two three-day capacity-building workshops for groups of youth activists, and provide material and professional support to the trained groups to undertake activities aimed at fostering civic engagement in their local communities. Institute for the Development of Civil Society, Sharg El Neil College $105,500 To encourage active engagement and promote effective participation among youth in Sudan's constitution-making process. The Institute for the Development of Civil Society (IDCS) will administer funding to the Sudanese Initiative for Constitution-Making (SICM), a coalition of over 40 civil society organizations, to undertake an education and advocacy campaign targeted towards youth in all 15 states. SICM will identify and train youth leaders across Sudan, who will carry out various events in each state aimed at raising awareness about the constitution. The project will culminate in a national youth conference, at which a youth manifesto will be drawn up. National Center for Peace and Development $60,400 To promote peaceful coexistence, democracy and good governance and anti-corruption in Sudan. The National Center for Peace and Development (NCPD) will build the technical capacity of civil society organizations to mitigate conflict in the post-referendum period, and political parties to effectively participate in Sudanese political processes. As the local chapter for Transparency International, the Center will also conduct a workshop on understanding social accountability. Shabab: Youth Centre for Cultural Change $20,000 To expand the space and opportunity for youth to engage in civil society and contribute to positive democratic change in Sudan. Shabab: Youth for Cultural Change (YCC) will organize capacity-building workshops focused on organizational management and strategic planning for its 30 members. YCC will also create a website aimed at youth, and convene four symposiums that will address various topics from a youth perspective. Sudanese Development Initiative $40,000 To build the technical capacity of, and strengthen the cooperation between, civil society organizations and independent media outlets in North Sudan. The Sudanese Development Initiative (SUDIA) will organize capacity building workshops focused on strengthening the advocacy capacity and organizational management and development of civil society organizations(CSOs). SUDIA will also host bi-monthly discussions forums bringing together CSOs and media professionals. Sudanese Organization for Non-Violence and Development $40,000 To promote respect for the human rights of minorities and marginalized groups in Sudan following the expiration of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement. SONAD will train representatives from ethnic, racial and religious minority groups in Khartoum, who will organize awareness-raising activities in their own communities. Sudanese Studies Centre $49,660 To promote civic participation, and encourage tolerance and peaceful coexistence in northern Sudan. The Sudanese Studies Centre (SSC) will promote a culture of democracy and citizenship in Sudan, particularly among youth, through a variety of scholarly publications, research, and events. Ustadh Mahmoud Taha Cultural Center $25,000 To promote the concept of democracy among the general public in Khartoum, and raise awareness about Sudan's post-secession challenges and ways to address those challenges through democratic reform. MTCC will organize a series of lectures on various topics relating to democracy. As a member of SICM, the network of civil society organizations working for constitutional reform, MTCC will conduct a day-long workshop focused on addressing issues critical to Sudan's new constitution. Zenab for Women Development $33,500 To increase women farmers' knowledge about their social, economic and political rights. Zenab for Women Development (ZWD) will organize five three-day workshops focused on unjust social and traditional practices that continue to discriminate against Sudanese women, as well as available legal mechanisms for addressing those practices, for 150 women farmers in Gedarif State.