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ENDA Rup — Guide d'animation communautaire

Summary

ENDA Tiers Monde (Environnement, Développement et Action dans le Tiers Monde) is the Senegalese-headquartered international NGO network founded in Dakar in 1972, whose ENDA Rup programme publishes the Guide d’animation communautaire (community facilitation deck) for community-diagnosis workshops in francophone West Africa. License is CC-attribution. [source: enda-rup-animation]

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ENDA Tiers Monde was founded in 1972 in Dakar, Senegal, by “des hommes et des femmes qui croyaient en la possibilité d’un développement qui respecte l’environnement et en la recherche permanente de justice sociale pour tous” [source: enda-rup-animation]. ENDA’s acronym stands for Environnement, Développement et Action dans le Tiers Monde; today the network runs as 19 autonomous member entities (“19 entités membres”), intervening in about forty countries, with permanent presence in Asia, Latin America, Africa, and Europe, and an Executive Secretariat based in Dakar [source: enda-rup-animation]. The organisation is currently led by Bachir Kanouté as President of the Board (Conseil d’Administration) [source: enda-rup-animation].

ENDA’s published programme-level metrics on its homepage include: 103 “Social compacts” set up, 363 action plans produced from social compacts, €1,207,733 in financing tied to social compacts, 558 new initiatives, 65,250 beneficiaries of new initiatives, 241,384 beneficiaries of training actions, 179 engaged local authorities, 1,812 youth organisations, 4,907 women’s groups, 54 organisations of people with disabilities, 21,460 men beneficiaries, 31,402 women beneficiaries, 53 “transformational transitions” under way, and 11,006 actors engaged in sustainable-production-and-consumption development [source: enda-rup-animation]. The cross-cutting framing is the “Agenda 2030 transformateur” (transformational Agenda 2030) [source: enda-rup-animation].

The Guide d’animation communautaire — the community-facilitation deck of fiches the source is registered for — is published by ENDA Rup but the specific PDF is not on the homepage scrape; it is distributed through the documentation centre and via email request to dif-enda@endatiersmonde.org [source: enda-rup-animation]. The guide’s fiche structure (60-90-minute community-diagnosis exercises with purpose, materials, time budget, facilitator script, and debrief questions) is the practitioner-method standard the wiki asserts against in this stub.

Use it for

Running community-diagnosis workshops in francophone Africa; training community-development facilitators; sourcing ENDA’s network footprint (19 entities, ~40 countries, Dakar HQ) for a partnership or grant-application context; requesting the Guide d’animation communautaire PDF via ENDA Rup’s documentation centre.

Sources & verification

  • sources/enda-rup-animation — grounding: secondary — RAW (4,455 chars; endatiersmonde.org homepage scrape; specific guide PDF URL not captured)

Open Questions

  • Capture the ENDA Rup Guide d’animation communautaire PDF (request via dif-enda@endatiersmonde.org) to ground the fiche structure (60-90 minute blocks, materials list, debrief questions).

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