NeCSOs

The reopening of the Western Equatoria State Legislative Assembly marks a significant milestone for governance and development in the region. Civil Society Organizations (CSOs), under their collective platform known as the NeCSOs, have expressed heartfelt gratitude and commitment to supporting this vital process. Their involvement underscores the vital role that civil society plays in fostering […]

On May 29, 2025, a vital national dialogue was convened between the National Electoral Commission (NEC) and Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) in South Sudan. The meeting, held at a central venue, marked a significant milestone in the country’s efforts to ensure peaceful, inclusive, and credible elections scheduled for December 2026. The primary aim was to

On May 22, 2025, the Network for Civil Society Organizations (NeCSOs) in Western Equatoria State, South Sudan, issued a strong and urgent communique condemning the brutal attack on humanitarian personnel working for Rural Development Action Aid (RDAA). The attack, which occurred on May 20th at Nambara Bridge in Ezo County, represents a grievous violation of

On 24-25, April, 2025, Western Equatoria State (WES) hosted a significant stakeholder peacebuilding forum in Yambio, supported by the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS). This two-day event gathered diverse participants, including government officials, civil society organizations (CSOs), traditional rulers, and religious leaders, all united by a common goal: to promote peace and stability

On 24, April, 2025, Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) from Western Equatoria State participated virtually in a significant national meeting organized by the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS). This gathering brought together CSOs from various locations, including Aweil, Bentiu, Bor, Juba, Kuajok, Pibor, Rumbek, Ruwweng, Torit, Wau, Yambio, and Yei, demonstrating a unified effort

On April 10, 2025, Western Equatoria State (W.E.S) proudly announced the launch of eight Quick Impact Projects (QIPs) supported by the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS). These projects, designed to foster development in the region, reflect the dedication and collaborative efforts of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) within the Network for Civil Society Organizations

Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) in Western Equatoria State have voiced their concerns regarding the escalating security situation in the region, particularly following recent violent incidents and military confrontations. In a press statement issued at the Civic Engagement Center in Yambio, these organizations highlighted the urgent need for collective action and dialogue to restore peace. Since

The Network for Civil Society Organizations (NeCSOs) recently spearheaded a significant initiative aimed at enhancing civic and political engagement within the counties of Western Equatoria State. The sensitization campaign, which commenced on November 8, 2024, in Yambio, focused on critical issues such as the permanent constitution-making process, electoral procedures, and the vital importance of civic

Civil Society Organisations in Western Equatorial State gathered at the Civic Engagement Centre/NeCSOs Secretariat for election of the new NeCSOs leadership, Amendment of NeCSOs charter and evaluate NeCSOs performance in different counties through the NeCSOs counties coordinators. The General Assembly event duration was 2nd – 5th December 2024 to give enough time for CSOs to

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