CategoriesChadIntroduction In his interview at the Ciné Droit Libre festival, Théophile Obenga, one of Africa’s leading intellectuals and a key disciple of Cheikh Anta Diop, describes democracy as a “mission” carried out on behalf of the people – a political mandate whose primary goal is to serve the public interest. In Chad, recent constitutional and […]
CategoriesChadThe shift to a decentralized system of governance in Chad is progressing well as people continue to learn through trial and error and make the necessary gradual adjustments. It is precisely in this learning process that its promise takes shape. The dual training sessions on participatory planning and local resource mobilization, organized by EISA, in […]
CategoriesChad“Social cohesion is a foundation of our stability. It relies on our capacity to live together in peace, solidarity, and mutual respect, within a rich and demanding diversity. Preventing conflicts, strengthening dialogue between youth, authorities and traditional leaders, building trust in institutions, and promoting the inclusion of women and vulnerable groups, these are the challenges […]
CategoriesChadFor decades, Africa has held regular elections. Ballots are cast, election observation missions (EOMs) are deployed, and lengthy reports filled with recommendations are produced – only to end up, too often, gathering dust in forgotten drawers. The mistakes of yesterday are repeated tomorrow, for lack of a structured mechanism to learn from the past. EISA […]
CategoriesChad News and ViewsIn Chad, as in many African countries, democracy is being built step by step. In a context marked by political transitions coupled with high citizen expectations and a thirst for participation, one educational tool is attracting growing interest: the BRIDGE programme (Building Resources in Democracy, Governance and Elections). In countries seeking to consolidate democracy, BRIDGE […]
We live in a world of constant communication flows, yet paradoxically marked by profound confusion. The inflation of information blurs the lines between truth and falsehood, between intention and reception, between action and its interpretation. In this context, an organization may act rigorously and meaningfully, but still be misunderstood, misinterpreted, and find its credibility and […]
CategoriesChadFinancial governance in civil society organizations (CSOs) lies at the heart of today’s demands for accountability, transparency, and performance. In this context, where funding mechanisms are increasingly complex and development partners require measurable results, CSOs are expected to strengthen their financial management systems. The workshop on budget planning and monitoring, held in N’Djamena on May […]
CategoriesChadHow can better management lead to better service delivery? This essential question at the heart of public service reforms in many countries, also directly concerns civil society organizations (CSOs), including those in Chad, that are key players in driving social change and promoting inclusive development. The answer to this question inevitably requires a profound transformation […]
CategoriesChadIn today’s development practices, the shift from traditional project management to strategic project management marks a profound evolution in how organizations perceive their role and engage in social transformation. This was the guiding spirit of a recent workshop on project management for civil society organizations (CSOs), which turned out to be more than a training. […]
CategoriesChadIn the daily whirlwind of civil society organizations, one truth is becoming increasingly clear: good intentions and intuition are no longer enough. To endure, grow, and be accountable, organizations need to equip themselves, structure their work, and formalize their processes. It is around this essential need that a dynamic workshop was held on formalization, the […]
