Imali Ye Mwana (the children's money) is a child rights budget advocacy network in the SADC region. The Network advocates for effective and efficient allocation and utilization of resources in state budgets to advance the rights of the child in SADC countries through coalition building, capacity building and research.
01 Ago 2006“Some of our municipal officials are interested about this project, this will surely break the concrete I assumed was between children and government.” (18 year ...
15 Jun 2006 "Our politicians want everyone to believe that finances, budgets and numbers are too complicated for common people to understand. I am here to prove ...
17 Fev 2006By Christina Nomdo “I felt energized by the fact that the young people are doing so much in the local government level.” Zakithi ...
30 Out 2005As a pilot initiative, the CBU works with children in four partner organisations in order to build the capacity of children to participate in governance ...
29 Out 2005It’s Your Move constituency workshop (9-10 April 2005) The Molo Songololo It’s Your Move constituency workshop, supported by Save the Children Sweden. 12 participants attended ...
28 Out 2005Taken from the paper by Judith Streak – Government’s social development response to children made vulnerable by HIV/AIDS: Identifying gaps in policy and budgeting South ...
28 Out 2005The children report on their experience when selected for the project. After the first, peer facilitation workshop, life lessons and value of the project. Setting ...
26 Out 2005From the perspective of bringing relief to vulnerable children and making progress in fulfilling resource obligations to children’s constitutional socio-economic rights, there are a number ...
01 Out 2005Early Childhood Development (ECD) services in poor areas have traditionally been run by communities with parents providing the main funds for the care and education ...
28 Jun 2005“I beg your pardon, you’re teaching the South African youth about government budgets?” Enthusiastically, Christina Nomdo, researcher and trainer at IDASA’s Children’s Budget Unit (CBU) ...
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18 Fev 2005Child Rights Advocacy Network The Southern Africa Child Rights Budget Advocacy Network, also known as Imali Ye Mwana, is a child rights budget advocacy network ...
16 Ago 2004By: Judith Streak A research study titled Monitoring child socio-economic rights in South Africa: Achievements and challenges , has just been released by the Children’s ...
01 Jul 2004By: Kenneth Creamer Jurisprudential development and discussions on government's obligations with regard to the realisation of constitutionally-entrenched socio-economic rights should provide important guidance to the ...
01 Mai 2004Published: Issue 55 May/June 2004 Children First CHRISTINA NOMDO and LERATO KGAMPHE of Idasa's Children's Budget Unit, report on a study to assess service delivery ...
01 Mai 2004Published: May 2004 – ESR Review, CLC, UWC Lerato Kgamphe The much-anticipated budget speech of 2004 broadly spoke to the duty of the State to ...
11 Dez 2007Training manual for budget monitoring from a rights-based framework. Contact Shahieda on shendricks@idasa.org.za to order this book now.
04 Mai 2007IDASA's Children Participating in Governance (CPG) project is about budget monitoring within a rights-based framework. The objectives of the project are : · To create ...
14 Mar 2007By Rogers Dhliwayo IDASA’s research and advocacy has traditionally focused on obligations of the state in fulfilling children’s rights through the government’s performance in designing ...
14 Dez 2006Over the last decade there have been several responses to the fight of HIV/AIDS in South Africa. Amongst them are the Life Skills Programme run ...
22-Set-2011Between 250 and 300 million Africans suffer from hunger.
19 Ago 2011The Public Expenditure and Smallholder Agriculture Project in African democracy institute, Idasa, has welcomed the Land Bank’s commitment to spend 1 billion rands on emerging farmers in the next two years as a move to unlock the long-term potential growth of agriculture as one of the pillars of South Africa’s economic development. Please read attached [...]![]()
The Affiliated Network for Social Accountability (ANSA)-Africa is a leading African advocate of citizen involvement in demand-side governance initiatives. ANSA-Africa Secretariat is hosted by Idasa.
The African Charter on Democracy, Elections and Governance was adopted by the African Union in January 2007. Idasa is working with the African Development Forum to promote the Charter which encourages sustainable democracies in Africa, and has recently launched a project to build constituencies of support for the Charter in ...
Idasa's Economic Governance Programme (EGP)aims to put the politics back into economics – to address the current democratic deficit in the way that decisions are made about economic policy.
Idasa leads a consortium of South African civil society organisations and research institutes in the local chapter of the Electricity Governance Initiative (EGI). The consortium aims to improve governance of the electricity sector in South Africa.
Idasa’s Economic Governance Programme (EGP) is part of the Global Transparency Initiative (GTI) - a network of civil society organisations promoting openness in International Financial Institutions (IFIs) such as the World Bank, the IMF, the European Investment Bank and Regional Development Banks.
Programa de Governação e SIDA (GAP) da Idasa visa fortalecer a boa governação para combater os efeitos do VIH/SIDA, ao instituir a advocacia baseada em evidências, e promover o reforço das capacidade e a cidadania activa, tendo como alvo as Organizações Intergovernamentais (OIG) e respectivos actores não governamentais regionais. As ...
iLEDA - the initiative for Leadership and Democracy - is a democracy training programme for political and citizen leaders from across Africa.
The Political Governance Programme (PGP) aims to build and strengthen democratic institutions and relationships between elected representatives, appointed officials and citizens in order to enhance meaningful engagement between governments and citizens.
The Political Information and Monitoring Service (PIMS) provides insights into the South African legislative process in order to promote an open and accountable executive and strong, independent parliament.
In South Africa, there is currently no regulation of private funding to political parties. What this means is that donors can give as much as they want, in secret, to the political party of their choice. This lack of regulation of party funding may allow efforts of the wealthy to ...
The proposed Protection of Information Bill, being debated in South African parliament has generated much discussion among the public and the media, as people fear for media freedoms and their right to access information.
This programme aims to promote citizen safety, largely by researching and promoting crime interventions at local level.
The Southern African Migration Project (SAMP) provides information regarding cross-border population migration, and promotes public awareness of the role, status and contribution of foreign immigrants of African origin in South Africa.
In addition to its main programme areas, Idasa also has special projects.
The States in Transition Observatory (SITO) facilitates understanding of challenges faced by African countries experiencing a democratic deficit, by providing analysis of political developments in countries in transition.
"Friends of Idasa" is Idasa's US office and builds support in the United States for Idasa and its programmes. As with Idasa's other offices, our US office aims to influence the discussion surrounding democracy and governance in Africa in order to raise awareness of Idasa’s work and help to mobilize ...
Youth Zones is a project that uses soccer to make a difference in the lives of young people living in vulnerable communities in Southern Africa