Namibia - 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
Nambian Non Governmental Organizations Forum (NANGOF)	NANGOF was established in 1987 and has actively worked to bring together and strengthen civil society organisations across Nambia	1.987	P.O Box 40733,Ausspannplatz,Windhoek ,Nambia	26461235122	@nangof.org.na	https://www.facebook.com/nangoforumtrust/	Registered under the Laws of Namibia	Affiliated with various local and international NGOs and networks	Nation wide	Civil society organizations (NGOs) in Namibia	Good governance, Human rights, Social justice, Sustainable development	NANGOF plays a vital role in promoting collaboration, dialogue, and advocacy among NGOs in Namibia. Through its activities, the organization strengthens the civil society sector, enhances the capacity of NGOs, and facilitates their engagement in policy processes. NANGOF's work contributes to the achievement of good governance, human rights, social justice, and sustainable development in Namibia.	NANGOF collaborates with local and international NGOs, government institutions, and development partners.
Namibia Network of Aids Service Organization (NANASO)	Formed in 1993 and has been actively involved in coordinating and strengthening the HIV/AIDS response in Nambia	1.993	293 independence Ave ,Windhoek, Namibia	26461237966	@nanasonamibia.org	https://www.nanaso Namibia.org	Registered non profit organisation	Member of the international council of AIDS Service Organisations	Nation wide	Individuals and communities affected by HIV/AIDS in Namibia		Contributed to to the national HIV/AIDS Advocacy,community outreach ,and coordination of HIV/AIDS Service organisations	International
Namibian Child Rights Network	Formed in 1991 to advocate for childrens rights and wellbeing in Namibia	1.991	33 Luther Street ,Windhoek,Namibia	264813875801	jacqui@ncrn.org.na	https://www.facebook.com/p/Namibian-Child-Rights-Network-100068812070958/?paipv=0&eav=AfYv_yoxJu6NjAHGu6hCv5T2ZUwJpC5OhdQvJ3q5uGHoW09ElIxJNc_124m0fwnYR8A&_rdr	Registered non profit organisation	Member of the African Network for the Prevention and protect against Child abuse and neglect	Nation wide	Children and Youths	Child rights ,protection and welfare	Influential in advocating for policies and programs that benefit Namibian children	World wide
National Federation of People with Disabilities in Namibia	Advocates for the rights and inclusion of persons with disability in Namibia	1.992	89 Robert Mugabe Ave, Windhoek, Namibia	26461305383	info@disabilityrightsfund.org	https://disabilityrightsfund.org/grantees/national-federation-of-people-with-disabilities-in-namibia/	Registered non profit organisation	Member of the African Disability Forum	Nation wide	Persons with disabilities in Namibia.	Disability rights ,inclusion and accessibility	Empowered programs for persons with disability	International Organizations
Namibia Environmental NGO Forum (NACSO)	Advocate for sustainable environmental management in Namibia	1.996	36 Liliencron street , Windhoek,Nambia	26461300785	@nacso.org.na	https://www.nacso.org.na	Registered non profit organisation		Nation wide	Environment and communities in Namibia.	Environmental conservation ,natural resource management,and climate action	NACSO plays a significant role in promoting environmental sustainability, conservation, and natural resource governance in Namibia. Through its forum, the organization facilitates collaboration, knowledge exchange, and joint advocacy among environmental NGOs, contributing to the protection and sustainable management of Namibia's natural resources.	Nation wide
Namibian Business Coalition on AIDS (NABCOA)	Fight against HIV bad promote workplace wellness	2.004	98 John Meinert Street,Windhoek ,Namibia	26461235845	@nabcoa.com.na	https://www.devex.com/organizations/namibia-business-coalition-on-aids-nabcoa-49199#:~:text=NABCOA%20was%20founded%20on%20the,and%20in%20the%20larger%20community.	Registered non profit organisation		Nation wide	Businesses, employees, and communities in Namibia.	HIV/AIDS Workplace programs ,corporate social responsibility , and public-private partners	facilitated workplace HIV/AIDS and prevention
Namibian Youth Coalition on Climate Change (NYCCC)	Environmental conservation efforts	2.015	14 Gonsenheimer Street ,Windhoek , Namibia	26461306422	@nyccc.org.na	https://www.facebook.com/youthclimatenamibia/	Registered Coalition	Member of African Youth Network on Climate change	Nation wide	Youth in Namibia.	Youth activism ,climate change adaptation and Environmental sustainability	NYCCC plays a significant role in mobilizing and empowering young people to address climate change in Namibia. Through their collective efforts, the coalition raises awareness, advocates for climate change action, and promotes youth participation in decision-making processes, contributing to a sustainable and resilient future.	Local organizations
Namibian Association of Community Based Natural Resource Management Support Organisations (NACSO)	The Namibian Associations of CBNRM Support organisations (NACSO) is a consortium of nine Namibian civil society organisations that works together to support, promote and strengthen community-based natural resource management (CBNRM).	1.996	28 Eksteen Street, Windhoek, Namibia.	26461230888	maxi@nacso.org.na	www.nacso.org.na	Registred as a non-profit	Affiliated with the Namibian Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism, as well as various community-based organizations and conservation groups in Namibia.	Nation wide	Communities and individuals across Namibia who are involved in natural resource management and community-based conservation effort	Conservation in Communal areas, Tourism Development, Rural Development	NACSO has played a significant role in the development and implementation of Namibia's CBNRM program, which has empowered local communities to manage and benefit from their natural resources. This has led to increased wildlife populations, improved livelihoods, and sustainable natural resource management practices	NACSO collaborates with various partners, including the Namibian government, international conservation organizations, and local community-based organizations, to achieve its objectives
Southern Africa Trade Union Coordination Council	A regional trade union organization that was established in 1981 with the aim of promoting and advancing the interests of workers in the Southern Africa region	1.981	5071 Kabelo, Gaborone, Botswana, 601557,	26773901449	info@satucc.org	www.satucc.org	Registered	Regional and international trade union organizations.	Nation wide	Workers in Southern Africa.	Labour, regional integration, migration, employment, social protection, youth empowerment, informalisation of informal economies	SATUCC plays a significant role in promoting and protecting the rights of workers in Southern Africa, including Namibia. Through their activities, the council advocates for decent work, engages in policy dialogue, and enhances the capacity of trade unions, contributing to improved working conditions and labor rights in the region.	Local NGOs
Namibia Institute for Democracy	The NID is loyal to the Constitution of the Republic of Namibia, the State and its institutions. The NID zealously guards its political neutrality and objectivity. The NID is committed to the well-being of the citizens of the Republic of Namibia and the promotion of the Republic of Namibia as a democratic state.	1.990	House of Democracy, 70 -72 Frans Indongo Street, Windhoek West / Windhoek, P.O.Box: 11956 Klein Windhoek / Windhoek	26461222273	info@nid.org.na	www.nid.org.na	Registered as a Trust in Namibia	Member of the International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (International IDEA), Member of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Election Support Network (ESN), Partner of the Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa (EIS)	Nation wide	Namibian citizens, Civil society organizations, Political parties, Government institutions, Media	Democracy and Governance, Elections, Civic Education and Public Participation	Played a key role in the development of Namibia's democratic constitution and electoral system, Provided training and support to election officials, political parties, and civil society organizations, Conducted voter education campaigns and promoted civic participation, Contributed to the peaceful and democratic transition of power in Namibia.	Government of Namibia, Electoral Commission of Namibia, Political parties
Namibia Development Trust	NDT envisages a society that is made up of self-reliant communities capable of self-management and able in determining their own destiny by mobilizing local and external resources and promoting participatory and more	1.987	Windhoek Office, PO Box 8226, Bachbrecht, 57 Pasteur Str. Windhoek West	26461238002	info@ndt.org.na	https://www.facebook.com/NamibiaDevelopmentTrust/	Registered	Local organizations	Nation wide	The Namibia Development Trust plays a significant role in supporting sustainable development initiatives in Namibia. Through their focus on education, healthcare, poverty alleviation,and environmental conservation, they contribute to improving the quality of life for Namibians, particularly those in marginalized communities. The organization's interventions and partnerships aim to address key development challenges and promote long-term sustainable development in the country.	Sustainable development, Education, Healthcare, Poverty alleviation, Environmental conservation	The Namibia Development Trust plays a significant role in supporting sustainable development initiatives in Namibia. Through their focus on education, healthcare, poverty alleviation,and environmental conservation, they contribute to improving the quality of life for Namibians, particularly those in marginalized communities. The organization's interventions and partnerships aim to address key development challenges and promote long-term sustainable development in the country.	Civil society organizations, International development partners.
Economic Association of Namibia (EAN)	A professional association established to promote economic development in Namibia.	2.012	House of Democracy, Dr. Frans Indongo Street 70-72, Windhoek, Namibia	264811559775	info@ean.org.na	www.ean.org.na	Registered	Affiliated with various local and international NGOs and networks	Nation wide	Professionals and stakeholders in the field of economics in Namibia.	Economic development, policy research, advocacy.	The Economic Association of Namibia plays a vital role in generating economic knowledge and promoting evidence-based policy formulation in the country. Through their research, seminars, and engagement with policymakers, the association contributes to informed economic decision-making and the development of effective economic policies that can support Namibia's sustainable development and economic growth.	Local organizations
Catholic AIDS Action (CAA) Trust	The Catholic AIDS Action (CAA) Trust resorts under the auspices of the Namibian Catholic Bishop’s Conference, a national Catholic entity led by His Grace, Archbishop Liborius Nashenda. CAA has grown to be one of the largest civil society organizations, responding to the HIV and AIDS nationwide. CAA is implementing community based interventions across the country. CAA is officially registered as Welfare Organization under the Ministry of Health and Social Services in the Republic of Namibia. CAA is also officially registered as a Trust under the Ministry of Trade and Industry.	1.998	No12, Adler Street, Windhoek West, Windhoek	61276350	info@caa.org.na	https://www.caa.org.na/	Registered	Affiliated with various local and international NGOs and networks	Nation wide	Individuals and communities affected by HIV/AIDS in Namibia.	HIV/AIDS prevention, Care and support, Community-based initiatives	The Catholic AIDS Action Trust plays a significant role in combating HIV/AIDS in Namibia. Through their prevention, care, and support programs, as well as community-based initiatives, the trust contributes to raising awareness, reducing new HIV infections, and improving the well-being of people living with HIV/AIDS in the country.	Local organizations
Church Alliance for Orphans (CAFO) Namibia	A trust established to address the impact of HIV/AIDS in Namibia, particularly within the Catholic community.	2.002	Hans Uirab Street, Erf 753, Katutura	26461269572	info@thechurchalliancefororphans.org	https://www.cafonamibia.com/	Registered	Churches and Christian organizations in Namibia.	Nation wide	Individuals and communities affected by HIV/AIDS in Namibia, with a focus on the Catholic community.	Orphaned and vulnerable children, Support and care, Child protection	CAFO Namibia plays a vital role in addressing the needs of orphaned and vulnerable children in Namibia. Through their collaborative efforts with churches, organizations, and government agencies, the alliance provides support, care, and protection to children who have lost parental care or are at risk. Their programs contribute to the well-being and development of these children, ensuring they have access to essential services and a nurturing environment.	Churches, Christian organizations, and other stakeholders.
David Kasume Community Development Organisation (DKCDO)	A community development organization focused on improving the lives of people in the community.	2.003	No 4151/2 Cassamba Otjomuise suburb , Windhoek, Namibia	264818207759	dkcdo.217@gmail.com	https://www.facebook.com/dkcdo/	Registered	Local and international organizations	Nation wide	Community members in rural areas of Namibia.	Community development, Education, Skills training, Capacity-building	The David Kasume Community Development Organisation (DKCDO) plays a significant role in empowering communities, especially in rural areas of Namibia. Through their education, skills training, and capacity-building programs, the organization equips community members with the knowledge and tools to improve their livelihoods and overcome social and economic challenges. Their efforts contribute to community development, fostering self-reliance, and enhancing the well-being of individuals and families.	Developmental Organisations
Development Workshop Namibia (DWN)	To establish a national programme that supports ECD centres in disadvantaged communities in urban and rural areas.	1.975	DW Namibia 161, Mandume Ndemufayo Avenue, Erf 8322, Windhoek, Namibia	264061240140	b.weber@dw-namibia.org	https://dw-namibia.org/	Registered	Local and international organizations	Nation wide	Communities in Namibia affected by development challenges.	Sustainable development, Urban and rural development Housing Sanitation Water management	Development Workshop Namibia (DWN) plays a crucial role in promoting sustainable development and improving living conditions in Namibia. Through their initiatives in urban and rural development, housing, sanitation, and water management, the organization contributes to creating inclusive and resilient communities. DWN's collaborative approach with stakeholders fosters community empowerment and sustainable development practices.
Integrated Rural Development and Nature Conservation (IRDNC)	The Integrated Rural Development and Nature Conservation (IRDNC) is an organization in Namibia that focuses on the sustainable development of rural communities and the conservation of natural resources. IRDNC works with local communities to develop and implement projects related to natural resource management, wildlife conservation, tourism, and community-based enterprises. The organization aims to improve livelihoods, protect biodiversity, and promote community ownership over natural resources.	1.983	2nd Floor, 19 Lossen Street PO Box 24050, Windhoek Windhoek	26461-228506/9	irdnc@iafrica.com.na	https://www.irdnc.org.na/	Registered	Local and international organizations	Nation wide	Rural communities in Namibia engaged in natural resource management and conservation activities.	Rural development, Natural resource management, Wildlife conservation, Community-based enterprises	The Integrated Rural Development and Nature Conservation (IRDNC) organization plays a significant role in promoting sustainable development and conservation in rural communities of Namibia. Through their projects in natural resource management, wildlife conservation, and community-based enterprises, IRDNC empowers local communities, enhances their capacity to manage natural resources, and creates opportunities for sustainable livelihoods. Their efforts contribute to the preservation of biodiversity and the well-being of rural communities.	Local NGOs
Desert Research Foundation of Namibia	The Desert Research Foundation of Namibia (DRFN) is an organization dedicated to promoting sustainable development and environmental conservation in Namibia's desert regions. DRFN conducts research, provides training and education, and implements projects focusing on natural resource management, climate change adaptation, land degradation, and community resilience. The organization collaborates with local communities, government agencies, and other stakeholders to address the unique challenges faced by desert ecosystems and communities.	1.990	Desert Research Foundation of Namibia Schoemans Building, Corner Sam Nujoma/Nelson Mandela Avenue, 2nd Floor, Unit 11	264812460379	drfn@drfn.org.na	https://www.drfn.org.na/	Registered	Local and international organizations	Nation wide	Communities and ecosystems in Namibia's desert regions.	Sustainable development, Environmental conservation, Natural resource management, Climate change adaptation, Land degradation	The Desert Research Foundation of Namibia (DRFN) plays a vital role in advancing sustainable development and environmental conservation in Namibia's desert regions. Through research, training, and project implementation in natural resource management, climate change adaptation, and land degradation, DRFN contributes to the understanding and preservation of desert ecosystems. Their work promotes community resilience and sustainable practices that enhance the well-being of both people and the environment.	UNDP, FNB, MAM WATER, USAID, OmniTel Namibia
National Rural Water Association	The National Rural Water Association (NRWA) is a national nonprofit organization that represents the interests of rural water and wastewater utilities in Namibia	1.976	2915 S. 13th St., Duncan, OK 73533	2645802520629	members@nrwa.org	https://nrwa.org/	Registered	The NRWA collaborates with state rural water associations and partners with various government agencies and industry organizations to support rural water utilities	Nation wide	Rural communities in theNamibia served by rural water and wastewater utilities.	Advocacy for rural water utilities, Training and technical assistance, Sustainable management practices, Policy and regulatory support, Capacity building for rural water professionals	The NRWA plays a crucial role in supporting rural water and wastewater utilities, helping them provide reliable and safe water services to rural communities. Through training programs, technical assistance, and advocacy efforts, the NRWA improves the operational efficiency, management practices, and overall sustainability of rural utilities. By promoting best practices and collaborating with government agencies, the NRWA contributes to the development and enhancement of rural water infrastructure and the well-being of rural communities.	COBANK, ZENNER, 120 WATER, CORE&MAIN
Namibia Nature Foundation	The Namibia Nature Foundation (NNF) is a non-profit organization dedicated to the conservation and sustainable development of Namibia's natural resources. NNF works towards protecting biodiversity, promoting sustainable land and resource management, and supporting the well-being of local communities. The organization collaborates with government agencies, local communities, and other stakeholders to implement conservation projects, provide technical expertise, and advocate for sound environmental practices.	1.987	2, Corner of Mozart Street and Hosea Kutako Drive (Old NICE Restaurant building), Windhoek West,, Windhoek, Namibia	26461248345	info@nnf.org.na	https://www.nnf.org.na/	Registered	The NNF collaborates with various national and international organizations, including government bodies, conservation groups, research institutions, and community-based organizations, to achieve its conservation and development objectives.	Nation wide	Namibian communities, biodiversity, and ecosystems benefit from the conservation and sustainable development initiatives of the Namibia Nature Foundation.		The Namibia Nature Foundation plays a significant role in conserving Namibia's biodiversity and promoting sustainable development. Through its conservation projects, the organization helps protect endangered species, preserve critical habitats, and promote sustainable land and resource management practices. The NNF also works closely with local communities, supporting their development needs, and fostering their involvement in conservation efforts. By combining conservation and community well-being, the NNF contributes to the long-term sustainability of Namibia's natural resources.

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