TRACE 2008 2009

In 2008-2009, TRACE was offered in Africa for English speaking participants with 27 civil society representatives from seven countries taking part and forming a vibrant regional network across both countries and different civil society actors (NGOs, workers’ unions and the media).

Countries represented: Ghana, Mauritania, Mozambique, Nigeria, Sudan, Uganda, Zambia

Specific information about participants from each country can be found on the country pages or through the participant search tool.

Network news and activities are listed below the map.

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Network news and activities

Striking Oil: Blessing or Curse?

The first round of PWYP Norway’s capacity strengthening programme was concluded in December 2009. UK based INTRAC and PWYP Norway have developed a paper in the Praxis Note-series, seeking to capture the lessons learnt from the first round of the programme; a practical experience of capacity development with CSOs in seven African countries to promote greater transparency over oil revenues.
First round of the capacity building programme concluded

From 23rd-26th November 2009 the participants from Region 1 in the PWYP Norway Global Capacity Building Programme gathered in Kampala, Uganda for a three day advocacy and lobbying training facilitated by Intrac
Civil society representatives gather in Accra, Ghana

23rd-26th September 2009, the participants in the PWYP Norway Global Capacity Building Programme (Region 1) gathered in Accra, Ghana for a three day seminar, following up on the first seminar held in Norway in December 2008.
The PWYP Norway Global Capacity Building Programme initiated in Stavanger, Norway

In December 2008, the first group of participants in the PWYP Norway Global Capacity Building Programme for southern civil society representatives gathered in Stavanger, Norway.