Community Animation & Development Organisation (CADO)
Animation is a process of stimulating people to become aware and conscious of the problems and deprivation they suffer from while they regard themselves as principal actors in their lives and not mere objects. Some of their projects have included: facilitating viable cooperative societies, community structures from village to chiefdom level and the federation of internal animators at section and chiefdom levels; training in participatory development approaches, advocacy and research in community development and human rights issues for animators, civil servants and staff of both International and local NGOs; and developing collaborative links with Government Main-line Ministries in the implementation of sectoral programmes.
CADO is dedicated to the proposition that when people having similar status, living under the same odd circumstances get together to reflect on issues affecting them and form some kind of collective structures, taking initiatives, working with one mind, willingly sharing resources, information and energy, this can authentically foster self-development.
Economic Development, Rural Development, Agriculture, Education, Child Rights, Health.
CADO's mission is to stimulate communities to regard themselves as the principal actors in their own development that can influence a change in their situation. CADO has a culture, which encourages creativity, accountability for its activities, partnership and decision-making at the appropriate level.
Over the 8 years of CADO's operation in Sierra Leone, it has collaborated with several agencies such as UNICEF, World Vision-Sierra Leone, World Food Programme (WFP), Catholic Relief Service (CRS), Africare, CARE International, Christian Children Fund, CAUSE Canada, Action Aid-Sierra Leone, SL/ADB/ADF 2nd Education Project, Council of Churches in Sierra Leone (CCSL), Network Movement for Justice and Development (NWJD) and the Agriculture Production, General and Extension Service (APEGS) in the successful implementation of multi-sectoral programmes.
Letter from Solomon Kargbo (June 12, 2001) and CADO Brochure.
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