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Alliance
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(ADA) is a tax exempt nonprofit organization working to encourage Africans,
particularly children and youth, to study, internalize and practice
the values of democracy in their societies. The organization is not
an affiliate of any political party, nor will it affiliate with any
political party in Africa, or any other country.
In many African
countries advocates of democracy lack both institutions for and experience
with democratic practice. Alliance for Democracy in Africa will ally
with a global network of volunteer experts to provide practical assistance
to civic and political leaders advancing democratic values and practices.
The organization
will work with democrats in African countries to build civic organizations
and promote citizen participation. The organization will work with advocates
of democracy to end conflict and promote peaceful political change.
Both historical and current perspectives in Africa have shown that the
absence of democracy breeds conflict within societies and among nations.
Therefore, democracy building programs in Africa are an investment in
peace.
The organization
will not impose solutions nor will it advocate that one democratic system
can be replicated in another country. Instead, the organization will
share experiences and offer a range of options so that leaders can adapt
practices and institutions that work best for their situation. Alliance
for Democracy in Africa will also provide citizens and their elected
representatives resource materials, consultations and training on the
practical tools of democracy.
ADA is pleased to announce that the following institutions and organizations are members and supporters of ADA:
Africa Studies Department, Howard University
Juniata College, Pennsylvania, USA
School of Human Services, Miami,Florida, USA
Sheikh Mass Kah Senior Seconday School,Bakau, Gambia
Nyakoi High School, Gambia
Each One Teach One (EOTO), Serrekunda, Gambia
Wuli Association for Development (WAD), Sutukonding, Gambia
Wuli and Sandu Development Agency (WASDA), Jaa Kunda, Gambia
ADA's West Africa region's Gambia Chapter has an office located at 67 Kombo Sillah Drive, Brikama Highway, Sererekunda, The Gambia. Members are as follows.
Board of Directors:
Hon. Borry LDB Dolley
Mr. Omar S.M. Gibba
Mr. Famara Dampha
Mr. Dawda Jallow
Alh. Musa Manneh
Mr. Mawdo Suso
Mr. Alieu Darboe, Chairman
Mr. Madi Touray, Secretary
The Secretariat
Mrs. Lucille Read-Jatta
Ms. Fanta Mboge
Ms. Binta Sidibeh
Mr. Mang Jatta
Mr. Kemo Touray
The secretariat is responsible for every aspect of ADA's activities including the supervision of the various branches in the country.
The following individuals are in charge of running ADA in The Gambia:
1. Mrs.Awa Camara,Administrative Assistant
2. Mrs.Nanta Jaiteh,Monitoring and Evaluation Officer, Tel: 9949683
3. Mr.Ali Ceesay,Sensitization and Training Coordinator, Tel 9903201
4. Mr.Sana Jatta,Sensitization and Training Officer
5. Mr.Alagie Nyassi,Coach,"Democracy Through Soccer",
Sheikh Mass Kah High School
6. Mr.Alagie Touray,Coach,"Democracy Through Soccer,
Nyakoi High School
7. Mr.Sheriffo Kora,Information Technology Trainer
The following income generating activities are taking place as follows:
| Branch Name | Project |
| Gunjur, Western Region | Soap Making |
| Busumbala, Western Region | Tie and Dye |
| Banjul North, Banjul | Sewing |
| Jarumeh Koto, Central River Region | Sewing/Women's Literacy |
| Sutukonding, Upper River Region | Tie/Dye/Women's Literacy |
| North Bank Region. | Rice Farming/Women's Literacy |
| Sutukoba, Upper River Region | Vegetable Gardening/Women's Literacy |
| Sheikh Mass Kah High School, Bakau | IT Training/Library |
| Tallinding, Kanifing Municipality | Soap Making, Tie/Dye, Woodwork and Carpentry, |
| Farato, Western Region | Early Childhood Development/Tie /Dye |
| Guinea Conakry | Fruit Drying for Women Members |
Executive Committee for ADA Branches in Gambia
BANJUL
Income-Generating Activity: Leather Works and Sewing
1. Haja Fatou Bah, Chair Lady, Tel: 9903237
2. Haja Yama Faal, Vice Chair Lady
3. Madam Sey Mboob, Secretary
4. Haja Yasin Sabally, Treasurer
5. Madam Mbegeh Kah, Auditor
BUNDUNG, SERREKUNDA CENTRAL
Income-Generating Activity: Batik and Sewing
1. Madam Fatou Marong, Chair Lady
2. Madam Faye Fatty, Vice Chair Lady
3. Mr.Alnso Fadera, Secretary
4. Tunko Jobarteh, Treasurer
5. Musu Kebba Darboe, Auditor
BUSUMBAIA, KOMBO NORTH
Income-Generating Activity: Soap Making
1. Madam Sarjo Dibba, Chair Lady
2. Madam Sarjo Gibba, Secretary
3. Duta Kanteh, Vice Chairman
4. Madam Fatou Nyangado, Treasurer
5. Madam Bintou Colley, Auditor
SUTUKOBA, WULLI EAST
Income Generating Activity:Vegetable and Fruit Farming
1. Mrs.Matida Jaiteh, Chairlady
2. Mrs.Aya Kanmateh, Vice Chairlady
3. Mrs.Titi Jabai, Auditor
4. Mrs.Tida Jagne, Treasurer
5. Mrs.Kaddy Camara, Administrative Assistant
Advisers: Mrs.Teneng Touray, Mrs.Siraba Dansira, Mrs.Siraba Kani, and Mr.Alkali Jatta
FAJIKUNDA
Income Generating Activity: Tie-Dye and Sewing
1. Mrs. Binta Sanyang, President
2. Mrs. Fanta Barrow, Vice President
3. Mrs. Mariama Sanyang, Treasurer
4. Mrs. Jarra Jabbie, Secretary
5. Mrs. Mariama Sissawo, Auditor
TALLINDING, SERREKUNDA EAST
Income Generating Activity: Soap Making (ongoing)
1. Mrs.Janke Sonko, President
2. Mrs.Maya Kunta, Vice President
3. Mrs.Fatou Touray, Auditor
5. Mrs.Mariama Mbye, Treasurer
6. Mr.Ebrima Sanneh, Secretary
Members will maintain regular contacts with one and other as well as with the board of directors. Some of the members will focus more in sending out proposals for funding in addition to other fundraising activities. Members will continue to work closely with communities where projects exist. This committee will represent ADA in various capacities. All future ADA programs and projects will be approved by this committee before they are forwarded to the Board of Directors.
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