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Please contact the Executive Director for your Donations
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Mr. Sekonyela Mapetja
Executive Director
Tel: +266 22317205
Cell: +266 62849564
email: gm@lcn.org.ls
LCN BANK ACCOUNT FOR DONATIONS:
Ned Bank Lesotho
021000038528
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Deutsche Gessellschaft fuer Internationale Zusammenarbeit :
Nokananeng Project |
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United Nations :
Lesotho National Dialogue and Stabilisation Project (LNDSP) |
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The Kingdom of Lesotho is set to commence long
anticipated national reforms intended to spearhead the transformation of the
Kingdom into a stable, prosperous and united nation. The UN is implementing
an initiative, The Lesotho National Dialogue and Stabilisation Project, in
collaboration with SADC, the Lesotho Council of NGOs and other partners with
the overall objective of facilitating consensus building towards fundamental
national reforms and ensuring an enabling environment for this process
of reforms....
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World Bank :
HIV and AIDS Technical Assistance
Project (HTAP) |
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In contribution
to the national response to HIV and AIDS,
the government of Lesotho through the Ministry
of Health (MOH) is implementing the HIV and
AIDS Technical Assistance Project (HTAP)
with support from World Bank. It is a 5
year technical assistance grant. The project
was approved in August 2009 and became effective
from January 2010. It will phase out in January
2015. The project aims at building capacity of
government and civil...
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ACBF:
Capacity Building Project |
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The Lesotho
Council of Non-Governmental Organizations (LCN),
founded as an umbrella body of national NGOs
in May 1990, has, within this changing
climate, acquired prominence as a potential
development partner, and has in this respect
risen to the opportunities of greater
participation in the country's development
process. However, LCN and its member
organizations lack the required capacities,
at institutional, governance and human
resources levels, to effectively engage in
the country's development...
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EU:
Public Participation & NSAs Capacity Building for Development Project-PuPNaC |
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Though the concept of
public participation is not as old as human kind,
it has become a vital ingredient in the public policy
discourse. The universal franchise of declared in the
19th century was a turning point in ensuring that people
take part in decisions that are meant to shape their destiny.
Countries did not heed to the call at the sometime hence
different formations and blocs have taken the issue of
public participation as a guiding principle in effecting
a development agenda. European Union- EU is no exception
in the notion of public participation. In fact EU is one
of the pioneers of public participation agenda...
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EU:
Deepening Decentralization and Non-State Actors |
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Despite the establishment
of local government authorities through the enactment of
Local Government Act 1997, the country has been haunted
by lack of decentralised decision-making power and authority.
The development initiatives set for implementation at local
level are still determined by the central government, resulting
in irrelevant and unresponsive interventions at local communities.
The allocation of material and financial resources has failed to
trickle down to local authorities, making it difficult for local
structures to make any meaningful contribution in the development
of people's lives. Public participation is yet another challenge
in decentralisation in Lesotho. Communities failure to participate
in development agenda-setting platforms and failure to hold authorities
accountable has led to poor...
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