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Annual Reports
Annual Narrative Report 2018
Sierra Leone went to the polls in March 2018 to elect a president, parliamentarians, Mayors, chairpersons of district councils and councilors....
Annual Narrative Report 2019
The year started with the continuing strubbles by civil society groups to get the Government of Sierra Leone to review the New NGO Policy, which they now reffered to as the DCF....
Annual Narrative Report 2020
This report documents the work we did, how we did it, the successeswe achieved and the challenges we faced in the reporting year....
Annual Narrative Report 2021
This report is the result of the work of several people, organizations and institutions, including our staff, coalitions, partners and local communities, whose contributions are briefly described and acknowledged below....
2023 Annual Narrative Report
The Year 2023 was as productive for NMJD as an organization as it was challenging. These challenges were caused mainly by unavoidable externalities that adversely impacted on already fragile national environment....
DELTA Reports
DELTA Phase 1 Training Report - April, 2014.
The capacity building drive of civil society in Sierra Leone continued with the holding of the Phase 1 DELTA (Development Education and Leadership Training for Action) training workshop in Kenema on 15 – 17 April 2014....
DELTA Phase 2 Training Report - May, 2014.
The second phase of the DELTA training for civil society leaders took place in the same venue (Kenema District Youth Coalition Centre) in Kenema on 14-16 May 2014....
DELTA Phase III Training Report - August, 2014.
The third and final phase of the DELTA training for civil society leaders took place at the Youth Centre in Kenema on 18-20 June 2014. The training, like the previous ones, was funded by the United Nations Democracy Fund (UNDEF) under the project titled: Initiative to Build Social Movements in Sierra Leone....
Research Reports
Guns, Power and Politics Research Paper on Extractives and Violence against Women in Sierra Leone
Mining in Sierra Leone, as in other parts of Africa has been accompanied by human rights abuses, environmental degradation, displacements, loss of land and livelihoods, community fragmentation and conflicts. Today such violations continue, enabling mining corporations to amass great wealth while rural communities bear the costs of mining operations.
NMJD_KP Assessment Report, 18-09-20
Prior to COVID invasion in late 2019, there was already an existing contemplation on whether the natural endowments were a blessing or curse on local communities. Several studies conducted to measure the impact of mining on local communities, have all agreed on a common finding - that mining has taken away far more than it has benefitted the communities.
Final Report of CSO Profiling March 2013
Many people helped in diverse ways to bring this exercise to fruition. We owe them a debt of gratitude. Specifically, we would like to thank all the civil society leaders who agreed to be interviewed and for sharing their rich experiences and compelling recollections of the operations of civil society organizations in Sierra Leone with...
Report on Civil Society Space
Civil Society played the lead role in moving Sierra Leone from war to peace and democracy. The contributions to peace and democracy in Sierra Leone saw further proliferation of Civil Society Organisations, amplifying the voices of diversity for discussions around complex issues....
The Heart of the Matter Sierra Leone, Diamonds and Human Security_2000
This study grew from a discussion in 1998 among members of an informal group in Ottawa called the ‘Sierra Leone Working Group’ (SLWG). Meeting under the auspices of the Canadian and African NGO coalition, Partnership Africa Canada (PAC), the SLWG has helped to raise Canadian awareness about the conflict in Sierra Leone, it has raised funds for...
Social Audit Report on Sub-National Mining Revenues Transfers 2024
Social auditing evaluates community development programmes, assessing their effectiveness, relevance, and sustainability. It also plays a crucial role in the mining sector by ensuring transparency, accountability, and sustainable development. Social auditing assesses the resource extraction and benefits sharing, environmental impact, labour practices, worker safety, and human rights, thereby ensuring companies adhere to labour laws and respect local Indigenous communities' rights...
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