Coordination SUD – Rassembler et agir pour la solidarité internationale
France
National NGO Platforms
Coordination SUD is the national coordination of French international solidarity NGOs. Founded in 1994 as an association under the French law of 1901, it currently brings together 182 French NGOs working in international solidarity.
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2025-01-27
Forus members and civil society organisations at the forefront of the Finance in Common Summit 2025
2024-10-17
Civil Society Fights Against Budget Cuts Amid Calls for “Aid” Reform
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2025-03-03
EN - Equitable partnerships with LOCALliance Joining us for this podcast episode are three guests actively engaged in this work representing LOCALliance, a consortium working on localisation advocacy across multiple platforms. Welcome to Anaïs Tamani and Marie Berra from Coordination SUD and Abdulqawi Hajeb a leader in the localisation initiative and movement in Yemen.
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2021-10-18
“Transparency, Inclusiveness and Sustainability”: 3 things Public Development Banks must not forget about at this year’s Finance in Common Summit.Over 500 public development banks will convene on the occasion of the second edition of the Finance in Common Summit on October 19-20 in Italy, ahead of the Italian Presidency of the G20 and the COP26 conference on climate change. Ahead of the summit, a coalition of civil society organisations is demanding from public development banks that they transform the way they work for it to be based on human rights, community-led development as well as climate and social justice principles.
2020-05-04
LOCALISATION OF AID, LESSONS FROM PARTNERSHIPS BETWEEN FRENCH NGOs AND LOCAL ACTORS (Resource of Coordination Sud, French member of Forus)Made with the support of Forus. This study seeks both to revisit the terms of this debate and to “test” localisation based on practices in the field. It queries the discrepancies that may exist between the debate on localisation and realities on the ground, and it questions the hypothesis that greater “proximity” of aid to the field of action increases the effectiveness of the projects carried out.
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