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‘Youth’ at Heart: An Interview with Maitreyi Doshi Printable Version PRINTABLE VERSION
by C. Gudz, Canada Jul 27, 2005
Child & Youth Rights   Interviews
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‘Youth’ at Heart: An Interview with Maitreyi Doshi
CG: ¿Piensas que seguirás con la comunidad TIG de aquí a 5 años o continuaras a otras cosas? También es cuestión aquí, de cuando es tiempo de salirse del movimiento juvenil

MD: Espero permanecer…bueno todo depende de si cuentas la edad en cuestión de años o si cuentas la edad en términos de “juventud de corazón”. En una nota mas seria, no se a donde la vida lleva a uno, pero yo espero permanecer en TIG tanto como pueda.

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Mama COULIBALY | Sep 8th, 2005
We N.G.O – C.A.D.I.B.A will be grateful for measures you would like to take in order to accord us a Decentralised Cooperation. Having regard to our objective, please let us introduce you our N.G.O. Officialy registered on January 27th 1999 A.S.P.E.D (Association for the Safegard and the Promotion of Enployment for Graduates) was an association aiming at developing active solidarity, initiative taking and creativity in order to improve people’s living conditions two years later, on wanting to become a Non Government Organisation, A.S.P.E.D was changed into CADIBA (Convergeance of Support to Basic Integrated Development). On March 16th , 2001 CADIBA signed the agreement act N°1354 to become N.G.O. CADIBA’s target areas stretch all over Malian territor. Its national seat is in Markala, 282 miles away from Bamako (the capital city of Mali). It is easy to get there because the road is covered with tar. Markala is a city of work men with a multitude of historic and cultural aspects.There is a 800m long bridge - dam on the River Niger here. It is one of the most beautiful constructions of colonial time. Every year, we also organise here one of the most important artistic and cultural activities of Africa: Festival of Masks and Marionnettes (FES MA MAS), an event to which all the continents take part. Moreover, Markala is a beautiful Island related to the rest of the country by two bridges. CADIBA’s DIFFERENT FIELDS OF INTERVATION ARE: Program Protection of the Mother and child (to improve living, health and working conditions, Schooling, fighting against IST / HIV / AIDS, Female Genitals Mutilations / Excision). Environmental Program (Promotion of biodiversity sanitation actions, planting trees and fighting against plastic, solid and liquid wastes).  Pragram of goodleadership / good citizenship and local development (people’s participation to leadership and decision takings support to activities improving income, to initiatives at the local level: Integrated Program and Project).  Prgram Formation of Elected people and association groups within the community. PROSPECTUS( EXPERIENCES)  Creation of an Informatic Training Center (in partnership with “CAKTUS” and “Info.Libre” which are both associations in France).  Sensibilisation to schooling and formation (Fund generated by the Informatic Training Center).  Activism, pleadind and lobbying related to environmental problems (insertion of planting 100 000 trees up and down the bridge dam of Markala to the Five year Program of Economical Social and Cultiral Development of the Rural District of Markala. The species protected by Malian Government are Villelaria Paradoxa, Parkia Biglobosa, Acacia Albida and soon...).  Compaign of information, education and communication about IST/IHV/AIDS in the Rural District of Sibila (Fund generated by the Informatic Training Center).  Compaign of sensibilisation about the reduction of mother and child’s mortality in Thien Bamana and Thien Markala (Fund generated by the Informatic Training Center).  Compaign of sensibilisation about the drawbacks of Female Genital Mutilations / Excision ; reinforcing the capacity of some elected people in the Rural Districts of Markala, Boussin, Togou, Dougabougou, Sansanding, Sibila, Kareri and Diafarabé (Fund generated by the Informatic Training Center).  Sensibilisation good leadership good citizenship (in partnership with the Mayor’s Office of Markala).  Formation of state services and socio – professionnel groups in computer science (with the partnership of Kilabo/Mali and Carrefour Canadien International).  Genre and Development support and financial research. SOS Girl – Mothers Markala (in patnership with the Social Development Fund / France Ambassy). THE CONTACTS OF NGO – CADIBA ARE:  National Seat PoBox 8 Markala – Region of Ségou (Mali)  Tel: (00223) 234 25 18 – 234 25 40  Fax:(00223) 234 20 94  Email: ongcadibamarkala@yahoo.fr ongcadiba.markala@laposte.net  Web site http://cadiba.free.fr (we inform that the site is being rebuilt) The office of Cooperation PoBox: E 3795 Bamako / Mali Tel: (00223) 696 76 91 / 612 77 72 Fax(00223) 223 70 80 It is located in Bamako so that it be near the government and the diplomatic services. Don’t mind asking questions when necesary. We are booking forewards to your partnership. With our kinds regards!



madan | Sep 18th, 2005

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