Eswatini - SAPSN

Name of organization	Brief history	Date of establishment	Physical Address	Phone number	Email	Website	Registration	Affiliations	Geographical Coverage	Impact population (Beneficiaries)	Thematic focus (3 key areas of operation)	Impact and Achievements	Partnerships
Swaziland Environmental Authority (SEA)	The Swaziland Environment Authority (SEA) was established in 1992 as the main government agency responsible for environmental management and protection in the Kingdom of Eswatini (formerly Swaziland). The SEA was created to centralize and coordinate the country's fragmented environmental efforts, address growing concerns over environmental degradation, and align Swaziland's environmental governance with international sustainable development frameworks. Since its inception, the SEA has been the leading institution in Eswatini for drafting and enforcing environmental laws, reviewing development projects, monitoring the state of the environment, and promoting public awareness on environmental issues.	1.992	P.O. Box 1763, Mbabane	26824044343	sea@sea.org.sz	http://www.sea.org.sz/	Registered with the Registrar of Societies	Member of the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC)	National	All citizens of Swaziland	Environment, Environmental protection Environmental education Advocacy for environmental policies	Played a key role in the development of the Swaziland National Environmental Policy, Conducted numerous environmental awareness-raising campaigns Advocated for the enactment of several laws to protect the environment Partnerships: Government of Swaziland, UN agencies, international environmental organizations	Government of Swaziland, international trade union organizations
Swaziland Federation of Trade Unions (SFTU)	The Swaziland Federation of Trade Unions (SFTU) is the largest umbrella body for trade unions in the Kingdom of Eswatini (formerly Swaziland). Formed in 1983, the SFTU has been at the forefront of advocating for workers' rights, negotiating collective bargaining agreements, and protesting against pro-business labor policies of the government. Over the years, the SFTU has played a significant role in Eswatini's labor movement, leading strikes and demonstrations to demand better wages, improved working conditions, and increased political freedoms.	1.983	P.O. Box 1763, Mbabane	26824044343	sftu1@swazi.net	https://www.sftus.org.sz	Registered with the Registrar of Trade Unions		National	Workers in Swaziland	Labour rights, Protecting the rights of workers Negotiating collective bargaining agreements Providing support to worker	Negotiated several collective bargaining agreements that have improved the working conditions of workers, Provided support to over 10,000 workers	International Trade Union Confederation, Government of Swaziland, international trade union organizations
Swaziland National Association of Teachers (SNAT)	The Swaziland National Association of Teachers (SNAT) is a trade union that was established in 1964 to represent the interests of teachers in the Kingdom of Eswatini (formerly Swaziland). Over the decades, SNAT has been a vocal advocate for teachers' rights, negotiating for better salaries, working conditions, and professional development opportunities, and also playing a role in shaping education policies in the country. Today, SNAT remains a influential and politically active teachers' union, continuing to champion the cause of educators in Eswatini.	1.964	P.O. Box 1763, Mbabane	26824044343	snat@swazi.net	http://www.snat.org.sz/	Registered with the Registrar of Trade Unions		National	Teachers in Swaziland	Education, Protecting the rights of teachers Negotiating collective bargaining agreements Providing support to teachers	Negotiated several collective bargaining agreements that have improved the working conditions of teachers, Provided support to over 1,000 teachers	Government of Swaziland, international trade union organizations
Swaziland Action Group Against Abuse (SWAGAA)	The Swaziland Action Group Against Abuse (SWAGAA) was established in 1989 to address the high prevalence of gender-based violence and abuse in the Kingdom of Eswatini (formerly Swaziland). Over the years, SWAGAA has expanded its work from providing direct support services to survivors to also include advocacy, public awareness, and community-based prevention programs, playing a crucial role in pushing for progressive legislation and transforming attitudes towards gender-based violence in the country. Today, SWAGAA continues to be a leading voice and service provider in Eswatini's efforts to combat gender-based violence through its network of support centers, training programs, and multi-stakeholder collaborations.	1.994	P.O. Box 1763, Mbabane	26824044343	swagaa@swazi.net	https://www.swagaa.org.sz/	Registered with the Registrar of Societies	Member of the Global Network of Women's Shelters (GNWS)	National	Women and girls in Swaziland	Gender-based violence, Human rights - Prevention of gender-based violence Support for survivors of gender-based violence Advocacy for the rights of women and girls	Provided support to over 10,000 survivors of gender-based violence, Conducted numerous gender-based violence awareness-raising campaigns Advocated for the enactment of several laws to protect women and girls	Government of Swaziland, UN agencies, international NGOs
Swaziland National Association of Organizations of the Disabled (SNAOD)		1.984	P.O. Box 1843, Mbabane	26824042808	snaod@realnet.co.sz	www.snaod.org.sz	Registered as a non-profit organisation in Swaziland		National	People with disabilities	Disability Rights, Advocacy, Empowerment, Accessibility	Increased awareness of disability rights, Improved access to education and employment, Accessible public spaces and services	Government, UN agencies, NGOs
Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) Swaziland	We are the global humanitarian arm of the Seventh-day Adventist Church—part of the 21.9-million strong Adventist community, with hundreds of thousands of churches globally and the world’s largest integrated healthcare and education network.	1.956	#81 Manzini-Mbabane Road, Trelawney Park, Manzini. Eswatini.	26876038596	info@adraeswatini.org	https://adraeswatini.org/	Registered as a non-profit organisation in Swaziland		National	The beneficiaries of ADRA Swaziland's work are vulnerable populations, including those affected by poverty, disasters, and health challenges in Eswatini.	Justice. Compassion. Love.	Enhanced Livelihoods,Built hope for all Faith Communities in Africa Fighting HIV and AIDS together.	World Food Programme, ADRA International, EU, PEPFAR
Coordinating Assembly of Non-governmental Organisations (CANGO)		1.983	P. O Box A67 Swazi Plaza Mbabane Eswatini Plot No. 419 JSM Matsebula Street			https://cango.org.sz/	Registered as a non-profit organisation in Swaziland		National	Growth, Chnage and empowerment o	Health Care, Coodinating Civil cocieties	Growth, Chnage and empowerment of lives	SADC,OSISA, International Budget Parntership
Green Living Movement (GLM) Swaziland	GLM was founded in 2000 by a group of Zambian environmental and social development enthusiasts who were worried about the lack of environmental awareness and its links to poverty. GLM Zambia is the mother organisation of GLM Finland and Swaziland.	2.000	P.O Box 9069, Mbabane H100, Eswatini	+268 7630 5230 / +268 7617 6557	glmswaziland@gmail.com	https://www.glmglobal.org/	Registered as a non-profit organisation in Swaziland		National	environmental and social development of rural communities	Development, Empowermernt	GLM has always used participatory and people-centred working methods. The aim is to provide the local people with skills and knowledge which enable them to influence the development of their own livelihoods and the broader community. Partner communities take part in the entire project cycle from project identification and planning to implementation and evaluation.	Afstor, Super Analytics, Oak Foundation, WWF Germany, YWCA Zambia
Foundation for Socio-Economic Justice (FSEJ)	FSEJ is a non-govermental organisation that aims to protect social and economic justice in Swaziland.	2.000	Plot 306, Msunduza Street, Mbabane, Swaziland	26824040025	info@fsej.org.sz	www.fsej.org.sz	Registered under the NGO act of Swaziland.	Member of the Swaziland Coalition of Concerned Civic Organisation (SCCCO)	Nation wide	The beneficiaries of FSEJ's work are marginalized and disadvantaged groups in Eswatini, including those living in poverty, facing social exclusion, and experiencing human rights violations.	Social and Economic justice, human rights	FSEJ plays a significant role in advocating for socio-economic justice and promoting human rights in Eswatini. The organization conducts research, engages in policy advocacy, and empowers marginalized communities to assert their rights and access opportunities. FSEJ's efforts contribute to addressing systemic issues of inequality, poverty, and social exclusion, leading to positive changes in the lives of vulnerable populations in the country.	Collaborates with international human rights organizations such as Amnesty International and human rights watch.
Swaziland HIV and AIDS Networks (SWANET)	SWANET is a Coalition of organizations working with HIV and AIDS issues in Swaziland.	2.003	Mbabane, Swaziland	26824043275	swanet@swanet.org.sz	www.swanet.org.sz	Registered as a nonprofit organization	Collaborates with the Swaziland Ministry of Health and other international HIV/AIDS organisations.	Nationwide	The beneficiaries of SWANET's work are individuals and communities affected by HIV/AIDS in Eswatini.	HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment, and advocacy	Conducted successful awareness campaigns and treatment programs in various communities.	Works closely with the Global fund to fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria.
Swaziland Network of Young Positives (SNYP)	SNYP is a network of young people living with HIV/AIDS in Swaziland, advocating for their rights and well being.	2.005	Manzini, Swaziland	26824046751	snyp@gmail.com	https://map.eannaso.org/listing/swaziland-network-of-young-positives/	Registered as a youth focused NGOin Swaziland.	Member of the International Youth Network on HIV/AIDS	Nationwide	Young people living with HIV/AIDS	Youth empowerment, HIV/AIDS Advocacy	Conducted various youth focused HIV prevention programs and advocacy campaigns	Collaborates with UNICEF, UNAIDS, and local Youth organisations.
Swaziland Environment Network (SWEN)	SWEN works to address environmental challenges and promote sustainable development in Swaziland.	1.998	Mbabane, Swaziland	26824048912	swen@swen.org.sz	www.swen.org.sz	Registered as an environmental advocacy organisation.	Member of Southern African Development Community (SADC) Environmental Network.	Nationwide	The beneficiaries of SWEN's work are the people of Eswatini and the country's natural environment.	Environmental conservation, sustainable development	Advocated for the establishment of protected areas and sustainable land use practices	Collaborates with the Swaziland Ministry of Tourism and environmental affairs
Eswatini Anti-Corruption Coalition (EACC)	EACC is a coalition of civil Society organisations working to combat corruption in Eswatini.	2.006	Manzini, Eswatini	26824041122	eacc@eacc.org.sz	www.eacc.org.sz	Registered as an anti-corruption advocacy group.	Collaborates with Transparency International and other international anti-corruption organisations.	Nationwide	The beneficiaries of EACC's work are the people of Eswatini, who benefit from increased transparency, accountability, and reduced corruption.	Anti-corruption advocacy, transparency, and accountability	Successfully lobbied for the passage of anti-corruption legislation in Eswatini.	Works closely with the Association of Anti-Corruption Agencies in Southern Africa.
Swaziland National Network of People living with HIV/AIDS (SWANNEPHA)	SWANNEPHA) is a network of individuals living with HIV/AIDS in Swaziland, advocating for their rights and access to health care.	2.001	Mbabane, Swaziland	26824045539	swannepha@swannepha.org.sz	www.swannepha.org.sz	Registered as a support and advocacy group for people living with HIV/AIDS.	Member of the international network of People living with HIV/AIDS.	Nationwide	People living with HIV/AIDs	HIV/AIDS Advocacy, healthcare access	Provided support services for people living HIV/AIDS and advocated for their rights.	Collaborates with the Swaziland Ministry of Health and HIV/AIDS service organisations.
Swaziland United Democratic Front	the Swaziland United Democratic Front (SUDF) is a coalition of pro-democracy organisations advocating for political reform in Swaziland.	1.983	Mbabane, Swaziland	26824047653	sudf@sudf.org.sz	www.sudf.org.sz	Registered as a pro-democracy coalition	Member of the Southern African Coalition of Democracy	Nationwide	The beneficiaries of SUDF's work are the people of Eswatini, who benefit from increased democratic space, respect for human rights, and social justice.	Political reform, human rights	Engaged in advocacy for political reforms and greater civil liberties in Swaziland.	Works closely with regional and international human rights organisations.
Swaziland Education Coalition (SEC)	Established in 2002, SEC works to advocate for quality education and inclusive policies in Swaziland.	2.002	Manzini, Swaziland	26824042387	sec@sec.org.sz	www.sec.org.sz	Registered as an education advocacy coalition	Member of the Global Campaign for education	Nationwide	Pupils in Swaziland	Education policy advocacy, access to quality education	Successfully lobbied for policy reforms to improve access to education and ensure quality standards	Works with UNICEF and other education-focused non-governmental organisations.
Swaziland Network of People living with Disability (SWANEPD)	Established in 2005, SWANEPD is a network advocating for the rights and inclusion of people living with disabilities in Swaziland.	2.005	Mbabane, Swaziland	26824048965	swanepd@swanepd.org.sz	www.swanepd.org.sz	Registered as a disability rights advocacy organisation.	Member of the African Disability Forum	Nationwide	People with Disabilities	Disability rights advocacy, inclusion, and accessibility	Successfully promoted the inclusion of disability rights in national policies and programs	Collaborates with the Swaziland Federation of Disabled and other disability-focused organisations
Swaziland Gender Network (SWAGEN)	SWAGEN is a coalition of organisations working to advance gender equality and women's rights in Swaziland.	1.995	Manzini, Swaziland	26824047762	swagen@swagen.org.sz	www.swagen.org.sz	Registered as a gender advocacy network.	Member of the Southern African Gender protocol Alliance	Nationwide	Women	Gender equality, women's rights, and empowerment	Engaged in advocacy for gender-responsive policies and programs, including addressing gender-based violence.	Works closely with UN Women and national women's rights organizations.
Swaziland Coalition of Concerned Civic Organisations (SCCCO)	Established with a vission for civil society to work collectively towards the attainment of a just society through the promotion of respect for human rights, democracy, and good governance.	2.003	Eswatini, Swaziland	26876627871	coalitionsccco@yahoo.com	https://www.facebook.com/p/Swaziland-Coalition-of-Concerned-Civic-Organizations-Reloaded-100071013952501/	Registered as a gender advocacy network.	Experience with European Commission Directorate-General for International Partnerships (EuropeAid HQ)	Nationwide	Citizens	Human rights, democracy, and good governance	Advocacy, community-based civic education, and capacity-building of civil society
MenEngage Eswatini	MenEngage Eswatini is a network that includes government, civil society, and UN agencies. It collaborates with organizations such as the Coordinating Assembly of Non-Governmental Organizations in Swaziland (CANGO), the Gender and Family Issues Unit, and others.	1.990	Eswatini, Swaziland		info@menengage.org	MenEngage	Registered as a gender advocacy network.		Nationwide	The beneficiaries of MenEngage Eswatini's work are men and boys, as well as the broader community in Eswatini.	Men and ending Gender-Based Violence and Sexual Exploitation	MenEngage Eswatini plays a vital role in promoting gender equality and preventing gender-based violence by engaging men and boys as partners and advocates. The organization works to challenge harmful gender norms and stereotypes, promote positive masculinity, and foster respectful and equitable relationships. MenEngage Eswatini's efforts contribute to creating a society where men and boys actively support gender equality, contribute to ending violence against women and girls, and participate in building a more inclusive and equitable Eswatini.

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