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What is the Civil Society Resource Center?   

 

The Civil Society Resource Center (CSRC) was established in January 2007 Ghana as a result of a consultative meeting between Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) within Ghana.  Its purpose is to strengthen and support Ghana’s civil society organizations through the provision of capacity building, information (library), IT (internet access) and online services to national civil society organizations as well as to support UN - NGO cooperation through its role as a civil society focal point for the UN Country Team (UNCT).
 

 

 What resources are available to CSOs?
• Internet access at no cost to CSO partners
• An information library
• A conference room available to CSOs for capacity building programs
• A website with civil society news, events, resources, publications, and other helpful links
• An online NGO database
• Website development and hosting for CSOs without websites
• A monthly newsletter to keep CSOs informed about civil society current events
• Assistance to CSOs in capacity building and institution building activities related to civil society strengthening
• Assistance to CSOs that are interested and eligible to develop partnerships with relevant UN Agencies



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Education for All on the right track - UNESCO Global Monitoring Report 2008
Sunday, 13 July 2008

The number of children starting primary school has increased sharply since 2000, there are more girls in school than ever before and spending on education and aid has risen. That’s the good news, according to the sixth edition of the Education for All Global Monitoring Report, released by UNESCO today. But on the down side, poor quality, the high cost of schooling and persisting high levels of adult illiteracy are undermining the chances of achieving education for all* by 2015.

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Sunday, 13 July 2008
By Ramesh Jaura

TOYAKO, Japan, Jul 8 (IPS) - Three key documents – on African development, food security, and corruption -- emerging Tuesday from the summit of major industrial nations' leaders seem to have taken non-governmental organisations (NGOs) by surprise in delivering more than expected, even if they did not please all.

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The Millennium Development Goals and awareness in Ghana
Thursday, 03 July 2008
By Hannah Asomaning, Public Agenda

The question of whether people really knew about the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) arose during the launch of the Global Monitoring Report, 2008, a programme that sought to monitor the progress or achievement of the MDGs.

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Wednesday, 11 June 2008

Along the second half of 2007, the Brazilian Ministry of Social Development and Fight Against Hunger undertook three technical missions to Ghana to give assistance to the newest and most significant Social Protection Programme in Ghana: the Livelihood Empowerment Against Poverty (LEAP).

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Media Development Indicators: a Framework for Assessing Media Development
Friday, 06 June 2008

This paper outlines 5 key categories of indicators that can be used to analyse the media development of a country. Each category is broken down into a number of component issues which in turn contain a series of broad indicators. Finally there are means of verification and potential data sources identified.

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Resource Centre workshop at CIVICUS World Assembly
Tuesday, 27 May 2008

Between Local and Global: How Civil Society Networks Enable a Two-Way Process Glasgow, Scotland, Saturday 21 June 2008 Workshop 1 Room: Carron 1 Time: 14.30-16.00.

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Ghana, 14 others elected to serve on UN Human Rights Council
Friday, 23 May 2008

21 May 2008 –Fifteen countries from around the world have been elected to serve on the United Nations Human Rights Council (HRC) for three-year terms starting next month after one round of balloting today among Member States at UN Headquarters in New York.

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