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1. General presentation of project n°1

Name of project – RéseauxDiab project Short name Name of the project – Consolidate the place and role of civil society in a multi-actor network Full name in order to improve diabetes’ prevention and management as well as to support people affected by the disease in , and the Union of the (RéseauxDiab project)

Countries of The project will take place in 2 in West (Burkina Faso intervention and Mali), in the (Union of the Comoros) and in

Type of the project « Convention programme » Topics Civil society strenghtening - Health - Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) - Diabetes

Total project duration 3 years – start on 01/04/2020 Total cost € 5 137 034

a) Main objectives

General objective: Improve the quality of life and health of the populations of the targeted countries (Burkina Faso, Mali and the Union of the Comoros) by consolidating the place and role of civil society in a multi-actor network around diabetes to improve prevention, access to health care of and support for people affected by this disease.

Specific objectives (SO): SO 1: Strengthen the capacities of CSOs to ensure prevention of diabetes risk factors, as well as quality care and support for people with diabetes in Burkina Faso, Mali and the Union of the Comoros SO 2: Develop a network between the different actors of the project to carry out transversal actions (south-south and south-north) of capitalization of the experience, advocacy and

1 Education for Citizenship and International Solidarity (ECSI) from the methodologies developed and the results obtained in the different countries (Burkina Faso, France, Mali, Union of the Comoros) SO 3: Strengthen the structure and governance of the Santé Diabète association

b) Expected outcomes – detailed for each objective

OS 1 : - Are strengthened the capacities of the CSOs in order to co-build, with the Ministry of Health in the 3 countries (Burkina Faso, Mali and Union of the Comoros) a sustainable national diabetes strategy - The diabetes prevention actions led by CSOs in coordination with the local authorities of the 3 countries (Burkina Faso, Mali and Union of the Comoros) are carried out - Are strengthened the actions regarding health system strengthening in link with diabetes, carried out by CSOs in conjunction with the local authorities of the 3 countries (Burkina Faso, Mali and Union of the Comoros)

OS 2 : - Multi-actor networks within countries, between countries as well as those involving international partners are structured and strengthened - The capitalization of experience and then the sharing, within the various networks, of good practices, and of the methodologies and tools developed as well as the results obtained by local associations, local authorities and the NGO Santé Diabète are strengthened - From capitalization of experience related actions, are developed and conducted advocacy, awareness-raising and ECSI actions in the countries of intervention, in France and internationally

OS 3 : - The governance of the NGO is strengthened - Procedures (operational, administrative, financial) between the headquarter and the delegations but also between the different delegations are strengthened and harmonized - The internal collaboration is strengthened between head office employee teams and the various delegations

c) Main partners

Thanks to the success of its actions, Santé Diabète has surrounded itself with key partners both nationally and internationally, leading to the proper functioning of the projects carried out:

• Local civil society organizations (CSOs)

2 Associations of people with diabetes; associations of health professionals; community associations; journalists associations; National NGO (e.i. : NGO Walé.)

• Central, deconcentrated, decentralized national partners

Ministry of Health, Ministry of Higher Education and Research, Ministry of Education, National Hospitals, Universities, National and Regional Directorates of Health and Education, Central and Regional Pharmacies for Medicines, Telehealth Agencies , Local authorities

• University, scientific and international partners

World Health Organization, International Diabetes , WHO Collaborating Center on Nutritional Transition (Transnut) based at the University of Montreal, Humanity and Health Chair, Life For A Child Program, Grenoble University Hospital and University of Grenoble, Geneva Hospital and University of Geneva, Reunion University Hospital and Reunion University, Dakine University (), Harvard University, European Sweet program on type 1 diabetes and Africasys.

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