Examples of using Congad in English and their translations into French
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The CONGAD, which aims to promote political, economic, social
Vice-President of CONGAD(NGO), Senegal.
It must be acknowledged: the State in some ways facilitated the creation of Congad"(5) Discussion with D.
Former executive secretary of Congad, Dakar, January 7 th 2016.
Indeed, a convention was signed by the State and Congad in 1985.
Member of the Congad bureau, Dakar, January 7 th 2016.
This approach was quickly perceived by Congad as a weakening strategy.
From then on, the initially conflicted relationship between the State and Congad began to evolve,
therefore to avoid the curious eye of the State on NGO affairs, Congad multiplied its governance strategies.
In the context of decentralisation, which implies NGO participation in local initiatives, Congad created regional committees
sovereignty expressed by Congad NGOs and the State?
To face this threat, Congad politicised its leadership,
the 1996/103 decree enabled Congad to consolidate its integration.
Taking the example of Congad, the Council of Non-Governmental Organisations for Development Support in Senegal,
Following this dynamic, Congad was created in 1982 to respond to the needs
Congad, which saw in this international governance the opportunity to institutionalise, then negotiated to
This phase of legitimation and professionalisation of Congad was commensurate with the relationships of interdependence imposed by the international context:
The results of the social history reveal the ambivalent relationship between the State and Congad, between avoidance and client-oriented rapprochement,
It is this last point that we propose to develop in this article, by bringing elements of response to the question of how the social history of Congad reveals the difficulty for Senegalese NGOs to gain independence from the State.
The nomination of certain emblematic Congad figures to the Social and Economic Council, or their integration into different ministerial commissions, led to increasing confusion amongst the NGOs which represented Congad in these State institutions.