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Angola

International Networking and Professional Development Programme Study Tour to Philippines

In July 1997 Development Workshop performed a study on scavenging activities in the city of Luanda. The study was performed to gather concrete and accurate information; and to dispel misconceptions on scavenging activities. The objective of the study was to identify which items are being scavenged; who is scavenging; where scavenging is occurring; and what is done with the scavenged items. With this information it would be possible to assess the possibilities of reducing the volume of household waste and possible areas for job creation or future project interventions.

Advocacy on Angola – A Brief Review of Recent Developments

Report dealing with efforts to obtain increased amounts of funding from CIDA for NGO programs in Angola as well as efforts to ensure an appropriate policy on Angola within agencies of the Canadian government.

Angola Peace Fails article and commentary

Commentary from a group of Canadian non-governmental organizations working in Angola regarding the UN; Canada and the search for peace in Angola.

Draft Strategy Framework for Working Group on Peace, Reconciliation and Development in Angola

Working group created during conference on “Time for Renewed International Commitment to Peace in Angola”

Message from Angolan Catholic Bishops

Pastoral Message of the Angolan Catholic Bishops regarding the war.

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