1.2 STAKEHOLDER ANALYSIS

1.2 Stakeholder Analysis

The project is run by Balouo Salo in partnership with multiple national and international organisations aiming at providing services and promoting women’s rights for the community. As of this writing, some stakeholders have been involved in the project, yet some organisations and communities are proposed to be engaged.

Stakeholders are identified in both domestic and international levels, varied from international aid networks to local communities and individuals. All expected roles in the project are proposed based on official introduction and previous program experiences.

No. Type of Stakeholder Stakeholder Stakeholder Description Expected Roles in the Project

1 Beneficiary 16906 inhabitants Including male community and adjacent villages (Balouo Salo, 2011)

2 Organiser Balouo Salo Senegalese Non-Profit Organisation https://www.balouosalo.co m/

3 Donor Kaira Looro

Non-Profit Initiative organised by Balouo Salo https://www.kairalooro.co m/

4 International aid network (IGO)

5 International aid network (IGO) WGDD Africa Union

Women, Gender and Development Directorate from African continental body https://au.int/en/directorat es/women-gender-anddevelopment-wgdd UN Women Africa UN entities in Africa dedicated to gender equality and female empowerment https://africa.unwomen.org /en • Being interviewed and engaged in pilot tests • Being involved or employed in construction • Being trained for maintenance • Being final users • Reach out and build partnership • Initiate project • Commitment on construction, training and supervision • Incorporate with all stakeholders • Funding • Hold and organise the architecture competition • Discover and decide design of the project • Design and oversee the project and programmes • Define strategies based on AU policies and framework • Provide training on gender policies and instruments to improve project capacity • Design and oversee the project and programmes • Design services for the project • Support or help establish local women’s group to promote women’s leadership and participation • Support project set-up by having national and global support

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• Volunteer recruitment

6 International aid network (NGO) UNICEF Senegal Non-government organisation in Senegal https://www.unicef.org/inf obycountry/senegal.html

7 Media & Fundraising (NGO)

8 Partner Designer GlobalGiving Non-government organisation that connects donors with global charitable projects https://www.globalgiving.o rg/ KENGO KUMA International architecture firm https://kkaa.co.jp/

9 Partner Designer EMBT International architecture firm http://www.mirallestagliab ue.com/

10 Partner Designer SEX & The City A research and reading initiative of urban spaces focused on gender equality https://sexandthecity.space /

11 Private sector Competition applicants/ participating institutions Individuals or institutions joining architectural competitions or design process e.g. University of Melbourne • Works with UN Women Africa • Volunteer recruitment • Provide and use statistics and information as well as connections from previous programs in Senegal • Procurement and send out first aids kits and other supplements. • Procurement and send out reading or educational materials. • Provide consultancy in water access issues and gender equality strategies. • Fundraising • Promotion on the project • Attract donors and potential volunteers

• Involved in the architectural competition for design selection • Provide design consultancy for the project • Involved in the architectural competition for design selection • Provide design consultancy for the project • Involved in the architectural competition for design selection • Provide design consultancy for the project

• Provide design for the Women’s house

12 Government body Government of Senegal

13 Government body Sedhiou Regional Government National government of the country https://www.sec.gouv.sn/

• Provide supportive legislative and regulatory environment • Communicate with international aid networks • Approval and oversee on the project Regional Government • Communicate with international aid networks • Approve planning and building permit

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14 Government body Goudoump Department

15 Government body Municipality of Baghere • Provide background and community information • Connect the project with existing infrastructure programs for experiences and resources • Reach out resources from nearby villages and other regions. Department Government • Approve planning and building permit • Provide local information e.g. capacity and labour force

Municipality of Baghere Village • Approve planning and building permit • Provide local information e.g. capacity and labour force • Engage community in the project design and construction • Organise women’s group • Provide conflict resolution

16 Government body Senegalese Government Ministry for Women, Families & Child protection National ministry dedicated to women, families and child http://www.femme.gouv.sn /

17 Local NGO Usoforal

Local NGO led by women dedicated to female empowerment and conflict resolutions services in Casamance area. https://www.facebook.com /usoforal/ 18 Local NGO Kabonketoor An apolitical association supporting socioeconomic development and women empowerment in Casamance area http://www.kabonketoor.or g/ • Involved in the architectural competition • Communication and coordination with international aid networks as well as design partners. • Provide policy and regulatory support for the project • Organise women leadership and management team • Help to identify potential social risks in the project and provide solution strategies

• Help to reach out local builders, contractors and manufacturers in

Casamance • Encourage female participation in construction process • Bring together women from all ages in the area

19 Local community Mosques in the Baghere Village Two mosques in the Baghere village close to the project location • Provide information on local community • Bring attention on religious side of consideration

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