Accredited NGOs located in this country

The list of accredited NGOs is presented below, along with corresponding accreditation forms. You can search the list using the criteria provided on the right.

Name, address and source	Activities related to ICH
2 organizations or institutions match your query.
Association Culturelle Passaté 07 BP 5193 Ouagadougou 07 Burkina Faso URL: https://www.festivalwedbinde.org Tel.: +22670250764/76666020/78005207 Next report due 2025 Accredited in 2020 (Request: French) - No. 90450 Decision-making meeting: 8.GA - 2020 Details	Year of creation: 2001 Domain(s): - oral traditions and expressions - performing arts - traditional craftsmanship Safeguarding measures: - identification, documentation, research (including inventory-making) - preservation, protection - promotion, enhancement - transmission, (non-)formal education - revitalization
Association pour la sauvegarde des masques - ASAMA B.P. 42 DÉDOUGOU Burkina Faso URL: https://www.festima.org Tel.: +226 20 52 08 36 Next report due 2025 Renewed in 2021 (Activity report: French) Accredited in 2012 (Request: French) - No. 90209 Decision-making meeting: 4.GA - 2012 DetailsDownload brochure	Year of creation: 1995 Domain(s): - oral traditions and expressions - performing arts - social practices, rituals and festive events - knowledge and practices concerning nature and the universe - traditional craftsmanship Safeguarding measures: - identification, documentation, research (including inventory-making) - preservation, protection - promotion, enhancement - transmission, (non-)formal education - revitalization Main countries where active: Benin, Burkina Faso, Côte d'Ivoire, France, Mali -PHOTO:17969-MED-R- ASAMA is active in the areas of performing arts, traditional uses of masks, manifestations of traditional folk culture and the organization of events focused on harnessing the wisdom of traditional mask cultures and festivals in and across Burkina Faso. It also undertakes cross-border initiatives rallying stakeholders from various horizons, mainly from the West African countries: Burkina Faso, Benin, Cote d’Ivoire, Guinee-Conakry, Mali, Nigeria, Senegal and Togo. ASAMA also works for the economic empowerment of communities through the judicious use of endogenous resources and skills. It thus offers technological tools to make agricultural techniques efficient and effective, and supports the empowerment of vulnerable groups, including women, etc.