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Partners Senegal - Centre for Civic Collaboration, brings together civil society (CSO) leaders, governments, academics and the private sector to promoting dialogue, transparency, good governance and youth engagement in national and local development processes. A Senegalese NGO, Partners Sengal, is committed to being a leader in developing civil society organizations (CSOs) as credible partners in the pursuit of democracy, development and the rule of law throughout West Africa.
Partners Senegal is a member of a worldwide network of organizations from 18 different countries, known as Partners for Democratic Change International (PDCI). The network helps to facilitate the exchange of ideas and best practices between member organizations and, which allows them to continue to evolve and grow in ways that help ensure the quality of their work and the success of their projects. Furthermore, with a hub in Brussels and an additional office in Washington D.C., the network is strategically positioned to effectively support its members in their work.
Final Phase of GCSP set to begin in Conakry
Conakry- Director Birame Diop has arrived in Conakry as the final phase of the Guinea Citizen Security Project (GCSP) is set to begin, supported by the National Endowment for Democracy (NED) and USAID. Colonel Diop, with help from Teresa Crawford and Conner Purcell, members of Partners for Democratic Change, and CECIDE, a local partner in … Read more
Improving Citizen Security in Guinea
In September 2011, Director Birame Diop traveled to Guinea to implement the first phase of Partners Senegal’s project aimed at enhancing the capacity of the Guinean civil-society to engage in the reform of the countries security sector. Birame organized and facilitated a workshop in each of the cities of Conakry, Kissidougou and Kankan to educate … Read more
Partners Senegal is now on Facebook!
Partners Senegal has recently joined Facebook! “Like” our page to stay connected with us and to receive updateson our current and upcoming projects! Click here to go to the page!
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