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Madagascar officially establishes its Civil Society Alliance
Following on from the November launch of Madagascar’s Civil Society Alliance (CSA) – Hina – on February 3, 2105, the CSA held its constitutive general assembly marking the official establishment of the Alliance and elected the members of its Board for a three year mandate….
February 25, 2015 - Last update: February 10, 2023
Following on from the November launch of Madagascar’s Civil Society Alliance (CSA) – Hina – on February 3, 2105, the CSA held its constitutive general assembly marking the official establishment of the Alliance and elected the members of its Board for a three year mandate.
The Board of Hina is made up of 7 members (a president, vice president and 5 advisers) 4 of whom are women, including the vice-president. The meeting was attended by over 50 platforms, associations, and regional Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) from 7 of the 22 Malagasy regions – Alaotra Mangoro, Analamanga, Analanjirofo, Atsinanana, Bongolava, Matsiatra Ambony and Menabe.
In Malagasy, the word ‘Hina’ signifies characteristics of unity, strength, support and consolidation.
More news and a full report to follow soon on the founding of this exciting new Civil Society Alliance for SUN.
Read a summary of the November workshop launching here.
