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SADC – SOUTHERN AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT
COMMUNITY
The Southern African Development Community consists of the following 14 countries:
SADC was established in April 1980 by Governments of the nine Southern African countries
of Angola, Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, Swaziland, Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe.
The formation of SADC was the culmination of a long process of consultations by the leaders of
Southern Africa. Towards the end of the 1970's, it became clear to the leaders of the region
that just having a national flag and a national anthem would not meet the needs of the people
for improved living standards.
This part of the SAIEA Calabash Website contains links to SADC-specific EIA and public
participation resources and information. If you do not find what you need, remember to also
look under the International, Africa or country categories.
If you have any additional information and resources to contribute to this part of the Website,
please contact us at the Calabash Website.
For SADC-specific information and resources, click on any of:
COUNTRY REPORT ON EIA
EIA AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: KEY CONCEPTS AND TOOLS
SOUTHERN AFRICA: AN OVERVIEW OF THE ENVIRONMENT
EIA IN SOUTHERN AFRICA: SUMMARY AND FUTURE FOCUS
PUBLIC PARTICPATION GUIDELINES
• Guidelines on public participation in EIA and environmental management/protection – SADC specific
• Guidelines on indigenous peoples/community participation
• Generic public participation guidelines
EIA GUIDELINES AND APPLICABLE LAWS
RESOURCES: METHODOLOGIES, PRACTICAL EXAMPLES, CAPACITY BUILDING
• Public participation resources – generic
• Resources on public participation in EIA, environmental management and protection
• Resources on capacity building, participatory development and community development and planning
• Resources on EIA, environmental management and protection
• Resources: libraries, networks, and discussion groups
CASE STUDIES
TRAINING
SADC PROTOCOLS, DECLARATIONS, CHARTERS, MEMORANDA OF UNDERSTANDING, AGREEMENTS
AND TREATIES
CONTACTS
COUNTRY REPORT ON EIA
- Country Report on EIA in Environmental Impact Assessment in
Southern Africa, a Southern African Institute for Environmental Assessment
(SAIEA) publication, compiled by Peter Tarr and funded by Danida:
- National Vision
- Biophysical profile
- Socio-economic profile
- Legal profile
- Institutional profile
- EIA practice
- Key challenges ahead
- Conclusion
Environmental Impact Assessment in Southern Africa
EIA AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: KEY CONCEPTS AND TOOLS
- Environmental Impact Assessment in Southern Africa, a publication
by the Southern African Institute for Environmental Assessment (SAIEA)
- Introduction
- Sustainable development
- Environmental impact assessment
- Challenges for effective use of EIA
- Conclusions
- References and other key publications
Environmental Impact Assessment in Southern Africa
SOUTHERN AFRICA: AN OVERVIEW OF THE ENVIRONMENT
- Environmental Impact Assessment in Southern Africa, a publication
by the Southern African Institute for Environmental Assessment (SAIEA)
- Introduction
- Southern Africa’s dependence on natural resources
- The state of the environment
- Vision for sustainable development
- The emergence of EIA
- References and other key publications
Environmental Impact Assessment in Southern Africa
EIA IN Southern Africa: Summary and future focus
- Environmental Impact Assessment in Southern Africa, a publication
by the Southern African Institute for Environmental Assessment (SAIEA)
- The state of southern Africa’s environment
- EIA is southern Africa today
- The way forward
- Reference
http://www.saiea.com/saiea-book/nav.htm
Public Participation Guidelines
Most public participation guidelines are not necessarily SADC-specific, or country-specific for that matter.
Much of the available resources and information were generated internationally. However,
most international resources are universally applicable or at least contain good
guidelines or principles to go by. Therefore, if you do not find what you need
under this part of the Website, remember to also look under the International,
Africa or country categories.
Also, if you have materials to contribute, please contact us at the Calabash Website.
Click on the focus area you are interested in:
Guidelines on public participation in EIA and environmental management/protection – SADC specific
- ZERO Regional Environment Organisation is a Non-Governmental
Organisation (NGO), registered in 1987 to contribute to environment and
development solutions in the Southern African Development Community (SADC)
countries. ZERO's Mission is to promote an enabling policy environment for the rural
and urban disadvantaged women, men and youth to enable them to manage and
utilize land and land-based resources to meet their needs in a sustainable
manner, through awareness raising, participatory policy advocacy, sharing of information, and
networking with key stakeholders. ZERO Regional Environment Organisation’s
publications unit has published several working/discussion papers, books,
special papers, reports, training manuals and newsletters, including a
Civil Society Guide to the Law-Making Process in SADC Countries. The newsletters
are free but other materials are for sale and focus on land reform, energy,
small-scale enterprises, trade and environment, and NGO-advocacy.
http://www.zero.org.zw
Guidelines on indigenous peoples/community participation
- ZERO Regional Environment Organisation is a Non-Governmental
Organisation (NGO), registered in 1987 to contribute to environment and
development solutions in the Southern African Development Community (SADC)
countries. ZERO's Mission is to promote an enabling policy environment for the rural
and urban disadvantaged women, men and youth to enable them to manage and
utilize land and land-based resources to meet their needs in a sustainable
manner, through awareness raising, participatory policy advocacy, sharing of information, and
networking with key stakeholders. ZERO Regional Environment Organisation’s
publications unit has published several working/discussion papers, books,
special papers, reports, training manuals and newsletters, including a
Civil Society Guide to the Law-Making Process in SADC Countries. The newsletters
are free but other materials are for sale and focus on land reform, energy,
small-scale enterprises, trade and environment, and NGO-advocacy.
http://www.zero.org.zw
Generic public participation guidelines
- ZERO Regional Environment Organisation is a Non-Governmental
Organisation (NGO), registered in 1987 to contribute to environment and
development solutions in the Southern African Development Community (SADC)
countries. ZERO's Mission is to promote an enabling policy environment for the rural
and urban disadvantaged women, men and youth to enable them to manage and
utilize land and land-based resources to meet their needs in a sustainable
manner, through awareness raising, participatory policy advocacy, sharing of information, and
networking with key stakeholders. ZERO Regional Environment Organisation’s
publications unit has published several working/discussion papers, books,
special papers, reports, training manuals and newsletters, including a
Civil Society Guide to the Law-Making Process in SADC Countries. The newsletters
are free but other materials are for sale and focus on land reform, energy,
small-scale enterprises, trade and environment, and NGO-advocacy.
http://www.zero.org.zw
EIA GUIDELINES AND APPLICABLE LAWS
Environmental Impact Assessments are conducted all over the world to identify the potential negative and positive
impacts of a proposed project, and to recommend mitigation measures to avoid or
reduce potential negative impacts and enhance positive impacts. Almost every
country has its own EIA guidelines and laws or regulations. There are also many
generic EIA guidelines available internationally so remember to look under the
International, Africa or country categories.
Also, if you have materials to contribute here, please contact us at the Calabash Website.
Situation Assessment of Participation of Civil Society in
Environmental assessment in Southern Africa, an Assessment by the South African
Institute for Environmental Assessment (SAIEA
- Legal Framework
- The Constitution
- The Environmental Legislation
- The EIA Process
Draft Situation Assessment
RESOURCES: METHODOLOGIES, PRACTICAL EXAMPLES, CAPACITY BUILDING
There are many practical resources
for public participation and EIA available on the Internet, mostly from
international sources. Below, we provide some specific to SADC. Where possible,
we have grouped the resources. Also remember to look under the International,
Africa or country categories for resources. Also, if you have
materials to contribute to this part of the site, please contact us at
the Calabash Website.
Click on the focus area you are interested in:
Public participation resources - generic
Resources on public participation in EIA, environmental management and protection
Resources on capacity building, participatory development and community development and planning
Resources on EIA, environmental management and protection
Resources: libraries, networks, and discussion groups
Public participation resources – generic
- ZERO Regional Environment Organisation is a Non-Governmental
Organisation (NGO), registered in 1987 to contribute to environment and
development solutions in the Southern African Development Community (SADC)
countries. ZERO's Mission is to promote an enabling policy environment for the rural
and urban disadvantaged women, men and youth to enable them to manage and
utilize land and land-based resources to meet their needs in a sustainable
manner, through
awareness raising, participatory policy advocacy, sharing of information, and
networking with key stakeholders. ZERO Regional Environment Organisation’s publications unit has published several working/discussion
papers, books, special papers, reports, training manuals and newsletters, including a
Civil Society Guide to the Law-Making Process in SADC Countries. The newsletters
are free but other materials are for sale and focus on land reform, energy,
small-scale enterprises, trade and environment, and NGO-advocacy.
http://www.zero.org.zw
- The Environmental Law Institute (ELI) is an independent, active, non-profit center conducting
policy studies on the environment and sustainability and reaching out with educational programs,
publications and technical assistance across the US and abroad.
Over the past few months, ELI's Africa Program has undergone several changes and developed new resources.
After much hard work, the Toolkit for Environmental Advocacy in Africa
is available online by clicking on the title. Or visit the ELI homepage for newly developed casestudies and more at
http://www.eli.org/.
Resources on public participation in EIA, environmental management and protection
- Situation Assessment of Participation of Civil Society in
Environmental assessment in Southern Africa, an Assessment by the South African
Institute for Environmental Assessment (SAIEA): Perspectives on Public
Participation
- Governance
- Community-Based Natural Resource Management
- Environmental concerns: International perceptive
- Contextualisation of Public Participation within EIA – Sustainable Development
- Public Participation Methods
http://www.saiea.com/html/dsa.pdf
- Situation Assessment of Participation of Civil Society in
Environmental assessment in Southern Africa, an Assessment by the South African
Institute for Environmental Assessment (SAIEA)
- Relevance of Public Participation in Environmental Assessments
- Citizen Engagement in Decision-making: attitudes, perceptions, opinions, views
- Level of participation of sectors of the public in decision-making
- The role of the civil society in development planning
- Opinions and attitudes of the different stakeholders regarding the
participation of the civil society.
http://www.saiea.com/html/dsa.pdf
- Situation Assessment of Participation of Civil Society in
Environmental assessment in Southern Africa, an Assessment by the South African
Institute for Environmental Assessment (SAIEA)
- Conclusions
http://www.saiea.com/html/dsa.pdf
Resources on participatory development and community development and planning
Also remember to look under the
International, Africa or country categories for resources.
Also, if you have materials to contribute to this part of the site, please
contact us at the Calabash Website.
Resources on EIA, environmental management and protection
- Environmental Information Systems. Education
and Training Strategy 1996. Centre for Environment Information and Knowledge in
Africa (CEIKA). SADC 1996.
This report was prepared by two consultants, Mr Mike
Barry and Mr Asfaw Fanta, for the Environmental Information Systems Training and
Education Sub-Program (SETES) of the Environment and Land Management Sector of
the Southern African Development Community (SADC/ELMS). The University of
Botswana, represented by Dr Musisi Nkambwe, is mandated to manage the SETES
project. The study was financed by the US Agency for International Development
and the United Nations Environmental Programme.
http://easd.org.za/Eis/SADC/satr1.htm
- EIA Partnerships in the SADC region – Learning
points for South Africa from Mozambique’s EIA regulations South Africa
EIA (Environmental Impact Assessment) practitioners and scholars of EIA systems
should take cognisance of emerging EIA systems within the SADC region. Numerous
arguments may be forwarded in support of the need to establish sub-regional EIA
Partnerships.
Environmental Management Unit, Potchefstroom University for Christian Higher Education
eobjgn@puknet.puk.ac.za
- Proceedings of a SADC Workshop to Develop a
Strategy for a Regional Environmental Information System Network. Centre for
Environment Information and Knowledge in Africa (CEIKA). SADC 1998.
This report is the proceedings of the fourth SADC EIS
Workshop, held from 5 to 7 November in Pretoria, South Africa. The workshop was
held by the Environmental Information Systems Technical Unit (SETU) of the
Environment and Land Management Sector of the Southern African Development
Community (SADC/ELMS) in partnership with IUCN - The World Conservation Union’s
Regional Office for Southern Africa (IUCN-ROSA) and the India Musokotwane
Environment Resource Centre (IMERSCA). The Workshop was facilitated by Mr. Dave
MacDevette, Mr. Camille van der Harten and Mr. Daniel Semwayo
http://easd.org.za/Eis/SADC/sadc981.htm
- Review of Environment Information Systems in
the SADC Region. Centre for Environment Information and Knowledge in Africa (CEIKA).
SADC 1995.
This report is a portion of the proceedings of the
third SADC EIS Workshop, held from 20 - 23 June 1995 in Gaborone, Botswana. The
workshop was held by the SADC Environment and Land Management Sector and managed
by the Department of Environmental Science, University of Botswana. Financial
support to run the workshop was provided by USAID, UNEP and the World Resources
Institute. The Workshop was facilitated by David MacDevette and David Healy.
http://easd.org.za/Eis/SADC/saeis951.htm
- SADC's Regional Indicative Strategic Development Plan
SADC recently finalised its long-awaited Regional Indicative Strategic Development Plan for
the next fifteen years. The extensive document reviews, inter alia, the
framework for integration and socio-economic development in Southern Africa;
priority intervention areas, implementation and monitoring and evaluation
issues. Users can access individual chapters by following the links on SARPN's
home page.
http://www.sarpn.org.za
- Situation Assessment of Participation of Civil Society in
Environmental assessment in Southern Africa, an Assessment by the South African
Institute for Environmental Assessment (SAIEA)
- An overview of Land and Natural Resources Management: Literature review
http://www.saiea.com/html/dsa.pfd
- Southern Africa Research and Document Centre
Musokwatane Environment Resource Centre
http://www.sardc.net/imercsa/index1.htm#contact
- Thematic Reports. Centre for Environment Information and Knowledge in Africa (CEIKA).
- EIS SSA Program 1998. Draft Report of the Expert Group Meeting on Data Harmonization.
- EIS Program Working Group on EIS Best Practices. Report of the meeting held in Nairobi, 9 - 11 September, 1999.
- EIS Program Working Group on Education & Training. Report of the meeting held in Nairobi, 6 - 8 September, 1999.
- Articles
- MacDevette, D.R. 1998. Enhancing Information Access for Environmental Management in South Africa.
- MacDevette, D.R., 1997. A proposed strategy for the Program on Environment Information Systems in sub-Saharan Africa.
- MacDevette D.R., G.G. Forsyth and Y. Jairosi., 1995. The Use of Personal Computer-Based GIS for Natural Resource Management.
- MacDevette, D.R., 1994. Developing Environmental Decision Support Systems for the Real World: Lessons from South Africa.
- MacDevette D.R., 1994. The situation in relation environmental Information in South Africa.
- MacDevette D.R., 1993. The status of advanced information technology applications for natural resource management in
southern Africa.
- MacDevette D.R., 1991. Institutional concerns and opportunities in LIS/GIS - Some experiences from South Africa.
http://easd.org.za/Eis/eisindx.htm
- The Legal and Regulatory Framework for
Environmental Impact Assessments. A Study of Selected Countries in Sub-Saharan Africa
Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA), a procedure for
evaluating the impact of proposed activities on the environment, is a growing
reality in Africa and in 24 Sub-Saharan African countries, EIA is a matter of
law.
The Legal and Regulatory Framework for Environmental Impact Assessments, which is part of the Law,
Justice, and Development series, examines the various aspects of EIA legislation
in these countries. This book is based on extensive and in-depth analysis of the
relevant EIA legislation. It focuses on and considers specific aspects of the
EIA system, including: the definition of EIA in Sub-Saharan Africa laws; the
prescribed activities, public participation, and consultation; the review
process and the quality of EIA reports; monitoring and enforcement;
compatibility with international norms; and transboundary issues. This book
provides a special emphasis on the role and degree of public participation for
the further development of law and policy in relation to environmental impact
assessments in Sub-Saharan Africa.
http://publications.worldbank.org/ecommerce/catalog/product?item_id=637954
Resources: libraries, networks, and discussion groups
- SADC Barometer: special issue on civil society
SAIIA (February 2004, 16 pages)
http://www.sarpn.org.za/documents/d0000715/index.php
- Southern African Regional Poverty Network (SARPN)
To provide a facility for raising the level and quality of public debate on poverty across the Southern
African Development Community - SADC.
http://www.sarpn.org.za/
- Southern African Regional Poverty Network (SARPN)
Theme box: civil society in Southern Africa On relations between the NGOs of the north and Mozambican civil society.
Jose Negrao (February 2004; English version; 22 pages)
The Portuguese version has been extremely popular on SARPN's web; this translation (funded by SARPN) should
prove just as popular in NGO circles in the region and internationally. Raises pertinent issues.
http://www.sarpn.org.za/documents/d0000719/index.php
- ZERO Regional Environment Organisation is a Non-Governmental
Organisation (NGO), registered in 1987 to contribute to environment and
development solutions in the Southern African Development Community (SADC)
countries.
ZERO's Mission is to promote an enabling policy environment for the rural
and urban disadvantaged women, men and youth to enable them to manage and
utilize land and land-based resources to meet their needs in a sustainable
manner, through
awareness raising, participatory policy advocacy, sharing of information, and
networking with key stakeholders. ZERO Regional Environment Organisation’s
publications unit has published several working/discussion papers, books,
special papers, reports, training manuals and newsletters, including a
Civil Society Guide to the Law-Making Process in SADC Countries. The newsletters
are free but other materials are for sale and focus on land reform, energy,
small-scale enterprises, trade and environment, and NGO-advocacy.
Join the ZERO discussion forum to address critical and common issues, vital for
the sustainability of communities.
Click here to go to the Discussion forum.
http://www.zero.org.zw
CASE STUDIES
Many guidelines, manuals, toolkits
and other public participation resources contain case studies. Here we list
those that specifically draws attention to them in their website descriptions,
but remember to look under other sites too, and remember to look under the
Africa, International and specific country categories too.
- An Assessment of Environmental Policy
Formulation and Implementation Processes in Southern Africa: Discussion Paper
based on a Pilot Study of the Zambian Wetlands Strategy and Action Plan.
This discussion paper was conducted under the IUCN
Regional Networking and Capacity Building Project (NETCAB). It responds to
NETCAB’s objective “to enhance capacity of Southern Africa’s Government
Institutions and NGOs/CBOs to address regional environmental policy and natural
resources management issues more effectively”. In order to address these
concerns IUCN commissioned a series of studies to assess the policy formulation
and implementation process in Southern Africa, initially in three countries,
Zimbabwe, Zambia and South Africa. The studies were later expanded to cover
Botswana, Malawi and Mozambique.
http://www.iucnrosa.org.zw/elisa/Policy%20Review/zambia.pdf
- Issues of self-reliance and public participation
http://www.sarpn.org.za/documents/d0000337/P319_Internal_DisplacementG.pdf
- ZERO Regional Environment Organisation is a Non-Governmental
Organisation (NGO), registered in 1987 to contribute to environment and
development solutions in the Southern African Development Community (SADC)
countries.
ZERO's Mission is to promote an enabling policy environment for the rural
and urban disadvantaged women, men and youth to enable them to manage and
utilize land and land-based resources to meet their needs in a sustainable
manner, through
awareness raising, participatory policy advocacy, sharing of information, and
networking with key stakeholders. ZERO Regional Environment Organisation’s
publications unit has published several working/discussion papers, books,
special papers, reports, training manuals and newsletters, including a
Civil Society Guide to the Law-Making Process in SADC Countries. The newsletters
are free but other materials are for sale and focus on land reform, energy,
small-scale enterprises, trade and environment, and NGO-advocacy.
http://www.zero.org.zw
TRAINING
Training in EIA and public participation is available from a variety of sources internationally, and also
from within Africa and SADC. Below, we list some of them. Also check out the
Websites of the contact organisations we list on this site. Some offer
occasional training, or training coupled with their annual conferences. Also
remember to look under the International, Africa or country
categories (especially in South Africa) for training opportunities.
If you have information on training courses to contribute here, please contact us at the Calabash Website.
Click below for training:
Training in EIA
Training in public participation
Training in EIA
Also remember to look under the
International, Africa or country categories for training
opportunities, in particular the South African portion of this site. Also, if
you have materials to contribute to this part of the site, please contact us
at the Calabash Website.
Training in public participation
The International Association for Public Participation (IAP2) offers three certificate courses in public participation:
Planning for effective Public Participation, Effective Communications for Public
Participation and Techniques for Effective Public Participation. IAP2 Trainers
are available in Africa and courses are presented in any country where
sufficient interest is expressed. Have a look on the IAP2 Website. If training
is not listed for the country you are in, contact the IAP2 Board member for
Africa, Tisha Greyling, at tgreyling@golder.co.za.
http://www.iap2.org
SADC PROTOCOLS, DECLARATIONS, CHARTERS, MEMORANDA OF UNDERSTANDING, AGREEMENTS AND TREATIES
CONTACTS
The organisations in this contact list are listed alphabetically under the following categories:
SADC national contact points
Non-governmental Organisations (NGOs) in SADC
Other contacts
SADC national contact points
- Angola
Ms. Beatriz Morais
SADC National Contact Point
Ministry of Planning Largo do Palacio do Povo
Caixa Postal 1205 LUANDA Angola
TEL: + 244 2 393426 / 391636 FAX: + 244 2 393426
dav_marcos@hotmail.com
- Botswana
Mrs B K Molosiwa
SADC National Contact Point
Secretary for Economic Affairs
Ministry of Finance & Development Planning
Private Bag 00883 GABORONE Botswana
TEL: +267 350 372 / 359 851 / 350 292 FAX: +267 304 525 / 300379 / 356 086
bmolosiwa@gov.bw
- Lesotho
Mrs. ‘Mamotseare C. Mphutlane
SADC National Contact Point
Principal Secretary
Ministry of Finance and Development Planning
P. O. Box 395 MASERU Lesotho
TEL: +266 22 323703 FAX: +266 22 310964
plannoff@dec.planning.gov.ls
- Malawi
Mr. Bernard Sande
SADC National Contact Point & Secretary for Foreign
Affairs and International Cooperation
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation
P. O. Box 30315 LILONGWE 3 Malawi
TEL: +265 789 323 FAX: +265 788 482
TEL.: +230 201 29 85 FAX: +230 201 13 377
sandebh@malawi.gov.mw /
foreign@malawi.net
- Mauritius
Mr. T R Luchman
Director, Regional Cooperation
SADC National Contact Point
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Regional Co-operation
5th Floor New Government Centre PORT LOUIS Mauritius
TEL: +258 1 497 944 / 494 409 FAX: +258 1 492 285
mofarc@intnet.mu
- Mozambique
Dr Renato Matusse
Director SADC National Contact Point
Directorate for SADC Affairs
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation
Av. Julius Nyerere No. 4, MAPUTO, Mozambique
TEL: +264 61 283 7111 / 229 933 FAX: +264 61 253 865 / 220 148 / 220 227
rmatusse@sadc.uem.mz
- Namibia
Mr. Andrew Ndishishi
SADC National Contact Point
Ministry of Trade and Industry
Private Bag 13340 WINDHOEK Namibia
TEL.: +248 224 688 FAX: +248 224 845
elago@mti.gov.na
- SADC House
Private Bag 0095
Gaborone Botswana
SADC SECRETARIAT
Tel.: +267 3951 863 Fax: +267 3972 848
registry@sadc.int
- Seychelles
Mr. Alain Butler-Payette
Principal Secretary
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Maison Queau de Quinssy Mont Fleuri
P. O. Box 656 Victoria MAHE Seychelles
mfapesey@seychelles.net
- South Africa
Ambassador Y J Duarte
SADC National Contact Point
Room 503110 Hamilton Street Arcadia, Pretoria South Africa
TEL: +27 12 351 04 94 / 351 05 66 FAX: +27 12 351 04 95 / 351 05 46
afm@foreign.gov.za
- Swaziland
Mr. E. Hlophe
SADC National Contact Point
Principal Secretary
Ministry of Economic Planning and Development
P. O. Box 602 MBABANE Swaziland
TEL: +268 404 37 65 / 8 FAX: +268 404 21 57
psmepd@iafrica.sz
- Tanzania
Mr. Pastor Ngaiza
SADC National Contact Point
International and Regional Cooperation Department
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation
P. O. Box 9000 DAR ES SALAAM Tanzania
TEL.: +255 5 222 1116 906 11 FAX: +255 5 222 116 600
foreign@mfa.nje.go.tz
- Zambia
The Ambassador Simataa Akapelwa
SADC National Contact Point and Permanent Secretary
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
P. O. Box 50069 LUSAKA Zambia
TEL: +260 1 253 508 FAX: +260 1 250 240 / 250 080 / 252
foreignlsk@zamtel.zm
- Zimbabwe
Mrs. A Shonhiwa
SADC National Contact Point
Department of Regional and International Co-operation
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
P. O. Box 4240 HARARE Zimbabwe
TEL: +263 4 727 005 / 794 681 FAX: +263 4 705 161
abigail@zarnet.ac.zw
Non-governmental Organisations (NGOs) in SADC
Other contacts
- AllAfrica.com
This site contains a wide range of information on many different topics related to
countries in Southern Africa, including numerous links.
http://allafrica.com
- FAMW-SADC
http://www.sn.apc.org/sangonet/class99/famw/
- Human Resources Development Sector
http://www.swazi.com/sadc/sadchrd/index.html
- Mining, Minerals and Sustainable Development (MMSD)
Mining, Minerals and Sustainable Development (MMSD) was
an independent two-year process of consultation and research with the objective
of understanding how to maximise the contribution of the mining and minerals
sector to sustainable development at the global, national, regional and local
levels. Through this process, MMSD has proposed a clear agenda for global change
in the minerals sector, that is based on careful analysis, that is understood
and supported by many key stakeholders, and that identifies mechanisms for
moving forward.
http://www.iied.org/mmsd/what_is_mmsd.html
- Musokotwane Environment Resource Centre for Southern Africa (IMERCSA)
http://www.sardc.net/imercsa/
- National implementation of Agenda 21: Sub regional Report
http://www.un.org/esa/earthsummit/sadc-cp.htm
- NETWAS - Network for Water & Sanitation
http://www.netwasgroup.com/
- Official SADC Trade, Industry, and Investment Review 2001
http://www.sadcreview.com/
- PRAIS: Programme for Agricultural Information Services database search
http://www.uovs.ac.za/lib/agric/data/datasub.asp
- Regional Programme for Rhino Conservation
http://www.rhino-sadc.org/
- SADC Central Banks Website
http://www.sadcbankers.org/
- SADC Top Companies report
http://www.sadctopcompanies.co.zw/
- SADC France
http://www.sadc-france.com/accueil/index.php
- SADC Lawyers' Association
http://sadclawyers.com/
- SADC Trade Protocol
http://www.tradeport.org/ts/countries/safrica/mrr/mark0202.html
- SADC Food Security Programme
http://www.sadc-fanr.org.zw/
- SADCWSCU - SADC Water Sector Co-ordination Unit
http://www.sadcwscu.org.ls/
- SADC Forestry Sector Technical Coordination Unit (FSTCU)
www.fstcu.org/
- SADC Mining Sector Co-ordinating Unit
http://www.sadcmining.org.zm/
- SADC Wetlands Information System
http://www.sadc-wetlands.org/
- SADC Research and Documentation Centre
http://www.sardc.net/
- SADC PGR Project
http://www.ngb.se/sadc/
- SADC-SQAM Programme
http://www.sadc-sqam.org/
- 23rd SADC Summit Website
http://www.tanzania.go.tz/sadc/
- SADC Natural Resources Management Programme
http://www.cbnrm-sadc.com
- SADC Marine Fisheries & Resources Sector
http://www.schoemans.com.na/sadc/default.asp
- SADC Regional Environment Education Programme
http://www.sadc-reep.org.za/
- Southern African Regional Poverty Network (SARPN)
To provide a facility for raising the level and quality of public debate on poverty across the Southern
African Development Community - SADC.
http://www.sarpn.org.za/
