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Formed in March 2001, Gender Links (GL) is a Southern African NGO, headquartered in Johannesburg, South Africa that promotes gender equality and justice across the fifteen countries of the region. Described in a 2005 external evaluation as “a small organisation with large footprints” GL took giant footsteps in 2008 with the establishment of a Francophone office in Mauritius, and regional advocacy office in Botswana, headquarters of the Southern African Development Community (SADC). By March 2012, GL had established a Lusophone base in Mozambique, and offices in Lesotho, Madagascar, Namibia, Swaziland, Zambia and Zimbabwe. The organisation has close to 60 staff, 30% of these men. The 10-member Board chaired by Dr Muna Ndulo from Zambia comprises nine SADC nationalities, 25% of whom are men.
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Overview – Governance
Chairperson’s report by Dr Muna Ndulo Alliance by Sifiso Dube, Alliance and Partnerships Manager Country Reports Botswana by Gomolemo Rasesigo, Country Manager Monitoring and evaluation by Monica Bandeira, M&E Manager and Colleen Lowe Morna, CEO HR by Vivien Bakainaga, HR Manager Diversification Diversification by Mukayi Makaya, GL Services Manager |
Download : Chairperson's report
Download : Strategic positioning
Download : Partnerships
Download : Alliance
Download : Gender and media
Download : GMDC
Download : Governance and economic justice
Download : Gender justice
Download : Botswana
Download : Lesotho
Download : Madagascar
Download : Mozambique
Download : Namibia
Download : South Africa
Download : Swaziland
Download : Zambia
Download : Zimbabwe
Download : Results for change
Download : Monitoring and evaluation
Download : Innovation, knowledge and learning
Download : Institutional effectiveness
Download : HR
Download : Internship programme
Download : Physical infrastructure and going green
Download : Electronic infrasstructure
Download : Finance and value for money
Download : Diversification - GL Services
Download : GL Cottages
Download : Audit
Comment on Annual Report 2014