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Partners in Sub-Saharan Africa

Sub-Saharan AfricaPartners first Center in Africa was established in Senegal in 2010. Sub-Saharan Africa is the world's poorest region and faces challenges in all sectors. From health to education to security, many governments fail to meet the needs of their citizens; while others remain stagnant in a state of quasi-democracy. Partners for Democratic Change seeks to engage the region's huge population to promote localized development initiatives that enable people to improve their own future.

Partners created the African Institute for Security Sector Transformation (AISST) housed in the Senegalese Center, to promote improved civilian-military relations in support of human security on the Continent.

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Senegal's Armee-Nation

A report from the African Institute for Security Sector Transformation examining Senegal's approach to civil-military relations including the development-related work performed by the Senegalese military (2010).

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Case Study from FPDL: Coalition Building for Good Governance in Mauritania

FPDL Case Study for Seminar 11: How to Build Successful Coalitions to Achieve Difficult Development Goals

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African Institute for Security Sector Transformation (AISST)

Improving alignment between the security sector, government, and civil society in West Africa.

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