Leading article

Zora Has El Machkouri

Ethics and Companies, leader out of matter D ’ independent information on ONG in Africa.

You, readers, that you are ONG or humanitarian associations working on the African continent, African public institutions or French-speaking public institutions based in Africa, international institutions, U.N. specialists or ordinary citizen conscious of the world which L ’ surrounds, here a magazine turned towards the African local populations which will make you, most honestly possible, to seize the complexity of realities lived on the ground.

Thanks to its first pages of short, Ethical and Companies not only one outline of L ’ African topicality offers to you, but our quarterly is also a magazine D ’ information integrating L ’ analyzes and the report, where each heading treats D ’ a field D ’ precise intervention where ONG work, in more D ’ an investigation, D ’ a special folder and L ’ lighting D ’ a specialist on the real effectiveness in work carried out on the spot.

Ethics and Companies will become without question the leader out of matter D ’ independent information on ONG in Africa. These organizations are in fact a support for the United Nations and the States which accomodate them. They became inevitable actors.

Indeed, D ’ here 2015, the eight key objectives for the development, establish by the United Nations, go from the reduction by half of L ’ extreme poverty with L ’ primary education for all, while passing by the installation D ’ a world partnership for the development. From this U.N. point of view, the new millenium must be a context favorable to L ’ advent D ’ a world righter. In a total way, ONG, and other humanitarian associations take part in this advent.

In this direction, thanks to its journalists, Éthiques&Sociétés intends to develop exchanges D ’ experiments between ONG present on the African continent, to give a voice to the populations which profit from their assistances, in more D ’ to analyze the objectives and results on the ground.

The magazine will inform its assistantship of the methods D ’ intervention used by ONG integrated well so that those become references in the management of daily local realities.

Universalization, although become a term standardized and used with excess, N ’ is to date a vague concept. You of formed part. We form part of it. Realities of over there are also ours.

Good reading.