IPCS FTR TEAM

• Founded in 1999 by South Sudanese community leaders, late co-founder and Regional Director of AAH-I Dr. Erasmus and Prof. Kiblighat from Kenya
• Right after the first SPLA/M national convention of 1994 in chukdum in which civil authority was separated from the military authority establishing civil administrative structures at regional, county, payam and boma levels
• IPCS as the only technical training institution in the SPLA/M liberated areas, it was to strengthen the institutional and personnel capacities of the local administration, youth, women and chiefs structures

• European Commission (EC)
• Oxfam Novib (Oxfam Netherlands)
• International HIV/AIDS Alliance
• UNICEF
• Norwegian People’s Aid (NPA)
• PACT
• Diakonia
• ZOA Refugee Care
• Mensen met een Missie
• ICCO-Cooperation

1. To promote the values and benefits of democratic practices and institutions.
2. To lobby and advocate for the promotion and strengthening of stakeholders and community relationships for peaceful co-existence.
3. To foster and strengthen platforms for common and public good,
4. To nurture and promote – within organized civil society and local government – a culture of disciplined and accountable delivery of services.
5. To enhance efficient and effective application of IPCS’ resources for the implementation of programs.

An informed citizenry and an accountable leadership positively engaged in the development of the Nation.

Promoting access to information, effective citizen participation and accountable government.

1. To promote the values and benefits of democratic practices and institutions.
2. To lobby and advocate for the promotion and strengthening of stakeholders and community relationships for peaceful co-existence.
3. To foster and strengthen platforms for common and public good,
4. To nurture and promote – within organized civil society and local government – a culture of disciplined and accountable delivery of services.
5. To enhance efficient and effective application of IPCS’ resources for the implementation of programs.

• Capacity building civil society, local government, traditional leaders
• Development of food and income security as well as peacebuilding
• Civic education, research, lobby and advocacy for human rights and good governance
• Emergency response, protection and reintegration
• Long term capacity building through IPCS training college

• Civil Society Organizations/Community Based Organizations
• Elected councilors
• Local Government
• Women/Youth Associations
• Children
• Traditional Chiefs
• Refugees and returnees
• Law enforcement agencies