The Network for Civil Society Organizations (NeCSOs)-Western Equatoria State launched a Political and Civic Engagement Project funded by the United Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) quick Impact Project. This project covers all the 10 Counties in the State and will be focusing on three key peace implementation elements; Permanent constitution making process, election process, Civic […]

CSOs in Western Equatoria State gathered as one team under the Network for Civil Society Organizations (NeCSOs) to express their feelings about Western Equatoria State government decision spearheaded by Governor H.E. Lt. Gen. Alfred Futuyo Karaba’s declaration of the Civic and Political Space in the state. Civil Society Organizations in the entire South Sudan have

CSOs in Western Equatoria state participated in a discussion that involved other CSOs from different states or administrative areas such as Warap, Awil, Bentiu, Bor, Pibor, Juba, Kuajok, Malakal, Rumbek, Ruweng, and Wau. CSOs in Western Equatoria State gathered as one team under the Network for Civil Society Organization to attend this discussion at UNMISS,

The Civil Society Organizations in Western Equatoria State Continue to Seek peace and stability in Western Equatoria State and South Sudan at large. Due to the random gunshots, reports of death and injuries in Yambio Municipality, CSOs came together as usual other the umbrella of NeCSOs to release Press Statement detailed in the following clips

NeCSOs conducted training to its members in Mundri-west and Mvolo counties for six days from 15th to 21st  july 2024. The 5 CSOs from Mvolo county joined the 8  CSOs Mondri-west county for this intesive training planned by NeCSOs to keep its members proactive and supportive in the community. they were taught in the operating

In a period of 18th – 30 June 2024, NeCSOs as a CSOs network in WES helped CSOs in Warrap State, Northern Bahr El Ghazal and Greater Pibor Administrative Area to form their CSOs Network. This was done by giving trainings to them with reference to the CSOs network in WES about how they are

The Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) in Western Equatoria State hailed the government for making bold steps to deal with the wave of insecurity in the state. A delegation led by the Chairperson of the Network for Civil Society Organizations, Mr Wanga Emmanuel, visited the office of the Governor of Western Equatorial State on Thursday 30,

The Community Organization for Peer Education (COPE) finally handed the CIVIC ENGAGEMENT CENTER to NeCSOs on 17 May 2024. COPE was the implementing agent of this UNMISS quick impact project and is so grateful for the opportunity to be part of its existence. “Thanks for their accountability.” Many stakeholders were invited to witness this handover

The Network for Civil Society Organizations (NeCSOs) continues to train CSOs across WES to strengthen their capacities and make them proactive in the community. NeCSOs was able to combine Ibba County and Maridi County at once this time  for the 6 days training.   Ibba had 4 Civil Society Organizations and Maridi had 15 Civil