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Building Alliances for development.
The ECOWAS Resident Representation in Senegal works with a wide network of partners: Senegalese institutions, regional and international organisations, technical and financial partners, universities and civil society.
These partnerships make it possible to implement Community programmes as close as possible to the people and to advance regional integration in the areas of peace, governance, trade, education and health.
OUR MISSION
To coordinate and strengthen ECOWAS strategic partnerships in Senegal and the sub-region by facilitating cooperation with national, regional and international institutions for effective integration.
OUR VISION
To be a centre of excellence for international cooperation, where every partnership makes a concrete contribution to sustainable development, peace and shared prosperity in West Africa.
OUR VALUES
Transparency, inclusiveness, excellence and accountability. We ground every partnership in mutual respect, knowledge sharing and alignment with ECOWAS development objectives.
COMMITMENT
We work alongside our partners to deliver high-impact, measurable programmes aligned with the ECOWAS Vision 2050, for the benefit of the people of West Africa.
Types of partnerships
Framework agreements with governments, regional organisations and multilateral institutions to implement Community policies.
Direct access to ECOWAS decision-making bodies.
A solid legal framework based on Community protocols.
Coordination with the 12 Member States and their sector ministries.
Collaboration with donors and development agencies on funding and technical assistance for ECOWAS programmes.
Co-financing of structuring projects with regional impact.
Transparent monitoring and evaluation mechanisms.
Mobilisation of resources from international partners.
Engagement with CSOs, universities, think tanks and the private sector to root regional integration in realities on the ground.
Involving communities in development projects.
Capacity building for local and regional CSOs.
Advocacy and awareness-raising among ECOWAS citizens.
Framework for Collaboration: Answers to your Questions
Because the success of our joint projects depends on clear mutual understanding, we have gathered here the answers to the most frequently asked questions. This framework sets out our standards, our values and the practical arrangements for working together, so that we can build a lasting and transparent relationship.
What types of partnerships does the ECOWAS Resident Representation in Senegal develop?
The ECOWAS Resident Representation in Senegal develops several types of partnerships: institutional (with Senegalese ministries and government institutions), academic (with universities and research centres), technical (with international organisations and development agencies) and economic (with the private sector and employers’ organisations). Every partnership aims to strengthen regional integration and directly benefit citizens across the Community.
How can I become a partner of the ECOWAS Resident Representation in Senegal?
To become a partner, simply send us an official request describing your organisation, your areas of work and the type of collaboration you have in mind. Our teams will review your application and contact you as soon as possible to discuss the options. You can write to us directly through our contact form or by email.
What are the benefits of partnering with the ECOWAS Resident Representation?
A partnership with the ECOWAS Resident Representation in Senegal gives you privileged access to the Community’s institutional networks, greater visibility across a region of 12 Member States and more than 400 million citizens, and a platform for exchange and collaboration with key players in regional development. You will also receive support with your regional integration initiatives.
How does the Representation monitor and evaluate its partnerships?
Each partnership is governed by a formal framework setting out the objectives, responsibilities, performance indicators and implementation timetable. Regular follow-up meetings are held between the parties to assess progress and make any necessary adjustments. Transparency and accountability are at the heart of our approach to partnership.
