Archives SA/NAM Association
Period
1986-1993
Total size
6.75 m.
Consultation
Not restricted
History
The SA/NAM Association (South Africa/Namibia Association) was founded in 1986; seated in in Brussels, it was concerned with co-ordinating, stimulating and monitoring development projects in South Africa and Namibia, which were initiated by its member organizations; funds for these projects was raised by the member organisations of SA/NAM, mostly European NGO's and anti-apartheid organisations; a list of the member organisations can be found in the appendix to this list; greater part of the funds were provided by the European Community in the European Special Programme for the Victims of Apartheid (ESP); most of the development projects in South Africa were conducted by the Kagiso Trust which was founded in 1986 by the South African Council of Churches (SACC) and the South African Bishop Conference (SABC); the projects were mainly in the fields of education, community building and culture; in Namibia the Namibia Development Trust was responsible for the projects; after the disappearance of the apartheid regime and the start of the Codesa talks the function of SA/NAM disappeared as well; the organisation was dissolved in 1993.
Content
Minutes of meetings, correspondence, financial and other documents relating to activities of NGOs in South Africa and Namibia 1988-1992; files of projects conducted by the Kagiso Trust in South Africa; documentation.
Processing information
List made by Bernard Mantel in 2002.
LIST
GENERAL
- 1-4
- Minutes and agenda of the meetings of the SA/NAM General Assembly and the SA/NAM Management Board. 1985-1992. 2 boxes and 2 folders.
- 5-8
- Minutes and agenda of the meetings of the Standing Committee of NGO's, in which the member organisations co-ordinated their activities. 1985- 1992. 2 boxes and 2 folders.
- 9
- Minutes and agenda of the meetings of the political committee of the Standing Committee of NGO's. 1991. 1 folder.
- 10
- Correspondence with the Management Board and the Standing Committee Task Force. 1989-1991. 1 folder.
- 14-15
- Correspondence with partner organisations and concerning several subjects. 1987-1988. 2 folders.
PARTICULAR
Members and programmes
European Special Programme
- 40-42
- Correspondence concerning the European Special Programme for the victims of apartheid (ESP). 1990-1992. 3 folders.
Projects
- 54-70
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Files concerning projects
financed and co-ordinated by SA/NAM and conducted by the South African partner
of SA/NAM, the Kagiso Trust. Contains project forms, correspondence, reports
and documentation.
1986-1992.
17 boxes.
N.B. The projects are numbered according to a system adopted by SA/NAM and the Kagiso Trust. A list of the system itself fails.
DOCUMENTATION
- 93-96
- Reports of the South African Research and Documentation Centre ( SARDC ). 1989- 1992. 4 folders.
- 98-113
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Files concerning various
subjects. With correspondence, reports, press clippings and other
documentation.
1988-1992.
16 boxes.
N.B. The documentation is encoded according to a SA/NAM system. A further subdivision can be found in the files.- 99
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1.2. US;
1.3. FLS / SADCC ;
1.4. South African Government;
1.5. Opposition;
1.6. Multinationals;
1.7. Actions;
1.8. Commonwealth;
1.9. GATT;
1.11. Rest of the world.
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2. Aid;
2.1. EC;
2.2 US;
2.3. Rest of the world;
2.4 South Africa;
2.5. Commonwealth;
3. South African economy;
3.1. Multinationals;
3.2. Labour, trade unions;
3.3. Black business community.
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3.4.
Universities;
4. Socio-political environment;
4.1. Detainees;
4.2. Homelands- Buthelezi - Inkatha .
APPENDIX
Members of the SA/NAM association:
Cospe
Humanistisch Instituut voor Ontwikkelingssamenwerking ( HIVOS )
IDAFSA
Komitee Zuidelijk Afrika ( KZA )
NOVIB
OXFAM Belgium
Fonds voor Ontwikkelingssamenwerking ( FOS )
War on Want
OXFAM UK
Medico International
Terre des Hommes Germany