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GUYANA NATIONAL CIVIL SOCIETY CONFERENCE

(GNCSC 2014)

September 17 September 17 ––19, 201419, 2014

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GNCSC 2014 is a Summit involving representatives from over 400Guyanese national and international Civil Society and Non-Government Organizations (CSOs and NGOs) convening to implementa paradigm shift into a new dispensation of how the CooperativeRepublic of Guyana will be governed and managed by a PoliticalSystem imbued with Ethics, Trustworthiness, Transparency, Equalityand Liberation (ETTEL)

GUYANA INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE CENTER GUYANA INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE CENTER (GICC)(GICC)5-E ½ Orchid Drive, Liliendaal, Greater Georgetown,5-E ½ Orchid Drive, Liliendaal, Greater Georgetown,

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WELCOME MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF THECONFERENCE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

PHILIP H. MOZART THOMAS, PhD, JD, MBA, BSBA, BPS, CSSD.

My dear Sponsors, Supporters and Patrons:

Igraciously seek and request your support for the first Guyana National Civil SocietyConference (“GNCSC”) 2014. As the Chairman of the GNCSC 2014 CoordinatingCommittee and Chairman of the Guyana National Council on Public Policy(“GNCPP”), I am humbled in my humanity and thankful for this opportunity to

lead such a diverse and dynamic Committee representing over 400 Guyanese nationaland international Civil Society Organizations and Non-Government Organizations(“CSOs” and “NGOs”) in coordinating this first Guyanese Civil Society Summit. OurCoordinating Committee for this Summit comprises of representatives from TradeUnions, various Religious Denominations, Cooperatives, Community Groups and Or-ganizations advocating on behalf of Women, Men, Youth, Gender and Children Rights,Private Sector Organization Members, and numerous others championing various causesand issues on behalf of a diverse cross-sector of Guyanese Society. The results of en-gaging in numerous consultations, outreaches and briefings with many CSOs and NGOsin Guyana and the international Diaspora, including locally based international and for-eign Missions, Groups and Organizations, catapulted into a rest assured determinationthat this Summit must and will have magnanimous support, as it will ideally be thechange catalyst that Guyana needs the most at this time in our Nation’s History. In thisregard, all stakeholders are seized with the understanding and appreciation of this vitallegal and constitutional standing we, Guyana Civil Society, must uphold at this time inour nation’s existence.

For more than 35 years, the 1980 Constitution of the Cooperative Republic ofGuyana as promulgated under Chapter II Article 13 states the following; “THE PRIN-CIPAL OBJECTIVE OF THE POLITICAL SYSTEM OF THE STATE IS TO ESTAB-LISH AN INCLUSIONARY DEMOCRACY BY PROVIDING INCREASINGOPPORTUNITIES FOR THE PARTICIPATION OF CITIZENS, AND THEIR ORGAN-IZATIONS IN THE MANAGEMENT AND DECISION-MAKING PROCESSES OFTHE STATE, WITH PARTICULAR EMPHASIS ON THOSE AREAS OF DECISION-MAKING THAT DIRECTLY AFFECT THEIR WELL-BEING.” Fellow Guyanese withdistinct pride and honor I am pleased to announce that ‘we, the Guyanese Citizens’ iden-tified in this Article 13, comprising One National Constituency and including but notlimited to CSOs and NGOs, will stand up for the first time in our illustrious history, dur-

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CONTACT INFORMATION:Guyana National Council on Public Policy (GNCPP),58 HIGH STREET, GEORGETOWN, GUYANA — Website: www.gncpp.orgTelephone Nos. +592-231-1544 — +592-690-3767 — Email: info@gncpp.org

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ing the period September 17, thru 19, 2014 to give effect to Civil Society Article 13 Con-stitutional Fiduciary Duties, Obligations and Responsibilities and elect a Guyana Na-tional Civil Society Council (GNCSC). This GNCSC will be democratically empoweredto bring about a paradigm shift in a new dispensation of a true Democratic Republicbased on ‘Ethics, Trust, Transparency, Equality and Liberation (ETTEL) for all Guyaneseas we speak truth to Power without favor or fear of discrimination, victimization or ret-ribution.

On behalf of the GNCSC 2014 Coordinating Committee, I speak of these endeav-ors with great pride and dignity, because I have watched, listened and learnt the advocacyof many Guyanese CSOs and NGOs at each and every step and stage of their growth. Ican attest that your missions of dedicating yourselves in advocating causes and identi-fying issues that affect us all, as you work harmoniously towards their resolution, willbe one to which you will profoundly and unreservedly commit yourselves in order tobring about the much-needed sustainable economic liberation and social justice on anequal basis for all Guyanese.

As your partner in this process of affirming our stake hold in Guyana’s democracy,we invite you to join us in holding onto the ‘Mantle and Baton’ that our founding leadersand elders have assiduously worked on pivoting in a solid foundation. We thank themfor the Independence they ushered in and the Republic for which we now stand. In givingservice, they have prepared us for further services to come. While I look at our strugglesahead, I am reminded of the words resonantly echoed in my faith which says that thesuffering of these present times cannot be compared with the glory that is to come. Fur-ther, let me remind you that this struggle may not involve a clash of arms or the unleash-ing of weapons, but it is one that continues to demand a doubling-up of our efforts toalleviate the cavernous historical vestiges that include poverty, unemployment, hunger,and exploitation, and we cannot afford the luxury of having uninvolved citizens, espe-cially the youth, who seek to get but not to give.

To this end, we the members of the Guyana National Civil Society Conference2014 Coordinating Committee would like to thank each and every one in advance fortheir support in form and kind as we pledge to continue working with vivacious laserfocus in a friendly, cooperatively and spirited Guyanese way to ensure that we fulfill ourtask of taking this generation a million steps forward on a favored and sustained solidfoundation.

Once again, I graciously thank you on behalf of the Coordinating Committee.

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Georgetown; • Hosted Cultural entertainment for the aged, needy and children of Guyana;• Intensification of Public Relations Civic Public Education function;• Executing the Coordinating and Organizing Plan. for the Guyana National CivilSociety Conference 2014 (GNCSC 2014), including conducting a Logo and Jinglesearch Competition.

OBJECTIVES OF THE GUYANA NATIONAL CIVILOBJECTIVES OF THE GUYANA NATIONAL CIVILSOCIETY CONFERENCE (GNCSC) 2014:SOCIETY CONFERENCE (GNCSC) 2014:

The Objectives under these Terms of Reference are as Follows:(1) Bring together representatives from over 400 Guyanese national and Inter-national Civil Society Organizations and Non-Government Organizations andGroups (CSOs and NGOs) to convene the first Guyana National Civil SocietyConference and Summit;

(2) Select a Guyana National Civil Society Council (GNCSC); (3) Promulgate a Guyana National Civil Society Charter (GNCSC) of the Coop-

erative Republic of Guyana; (4) Develop and implement the policies and principles that will guide Civil Soci-

ety Actions in their new role of occupying, functioning and executing theirArticle 13, et al, Constitutional duties, obligations and responsibilities in theDemand Side Space versus the Political System in their role in the SupplySide Space of the Sovereign State of the Cooperative Republic of Guyana;

(5) Develop and execute a National Civic Education Campaign on the Constitu-tion and Elections Processes in relation to the Role of Civil Society;

(6) Discuss adjudicating the Proceedings before the Constitutional Court of theHigh Court of the Cooperative Republic of Guyana;

(7) Plan and develop the process to enable discourse and dialogue with the Po-litical System on Reform Processes and Behavior Culture;

(8) Plan and develop a process to advocate for and enable an Independent Judiciary.

Program Duration:Although the Guyana National Civil Society Conference (GNCSC) will be held

over a three day period from September 17 thru 19, 2014, the duration for the full exe-cution of all the Activities in this Project is 5 years, continuing through 2016. Pleasenote that we are in the 3rd year of this program.

Profile/Technical Specifications:Much of the Project Synopsis and Indicative Result Matrix data are outlined in our

Feasibility Study. Copies will be available as part of the GNCSC 2014 Documentation.

Deliverables and Due Dates:Project Synopsis and Indicative Results Matrix are outlined in our Feasibility Study

and will be available as part of the GNCSC 2014 Documentation.

Cost and Disbursements:The Treasury Committee to the Conference will be responsible for accounting and

preparing a final report on all disbursement and costs that are within the budgetary pro-jections and estimates for the Guyana National Civil Society Conference 2014.Supervision:See status and roles of Advisors and Coordinating Committee previously outlined.

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We in Civil Society have become enamored and enthralled into a perspective andrealization that we now need to be liberated from these entrenched doughty industrialera political behemoths. Civil Society through their Civil Society Organizations andNon-Government Organizations (CSOs and NGOs) recognizes that the time is ripe tomove the Country into this new dispensation of liberation from this stoic and unsustain-able system of governance of the State and management of the resources to provide foreconomic, social, cultural and equal justice that is befitting and representing a betterquality of life for all Guyanese.

The GNCPP completed a comprehensive Feasibility Study between May 2003through March 2010 that culminated into the development of a plan for efficiently and ef-fectively implementing Principles, Policies and Goals which created a paradigm shift intoa new dispensation of governance and management of a Society imbued with ethics, trust-worthiness, transparency, equality and liberation (ETTEL). In this regard, it is strategicallynecessary to fully establish a Forum that involves all of Guyana’s Civil Society who cantake ownership to the change process and ensure the implementation of the changes. ThisForum will be known as the Guyana National Civil Society Council (“GNCSC”).

BACKGROUND ON THE HISTORICAL ACTIVITIES THEGNCPP JOINTLY WITH OTHER CSOS AND NGOS.

2003 – PRESENT:2003–2010:

Feasibility Study that included Researchers conducted fact-finding research andsurveys on the socio-economic status and needs of citizens throughout Guyana’s Ad-ministrative Regions and International Diaspora. The database of findings informs theGNCPP’s Strategic Business Plan.

March, 2010:Board of Trustees established the GNCPP as a Non-Government Civil Society Or-

ganization which is registered under the Friendly Society Act and Laws of the Cooper-ative Republic of Guyana in March, 2010 under Reg. No.765839.

• On or around March 2010 the GNCPP together with several Civil SocietyGroups and individuals through GNCPP Civil Society Advocacy, Oversight andRepresentation Program Department collectively commenced and instituted aCourt Proceeding in the Constitutional Court of the High Court of the Cooper-ative Republic of Guyana in part to give effect to Civil Societies Role underArticle 13 of the Constitution. This matter was prosecuted all the way to theCaribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) and is now presently back before the HighCourt, Constitutional Law Division.

2010 – Present: • Conducted televised, radio and print media Civic Education Campaign and Forathat featured panel discussions to introduce the GNCPP, its policies and programsto the wider Guyanese public;• Conducted structured meetings with a wide cross-section of representatives ofGuyanese Trade Unions, Interfaith and Faith-Based Organizations and Groups andSpecial Needs organizations such as Guyana Relief Council, etc.;• Convened Outreaches and briefings with the Diplomatic Corps at their Missions in

GUYANA NATIONAL CIVIL SOCIETY CONFERENCE 2014GUYANA NATIONAL CIVIL SOCIETY CONFERENCE 2014COORDINATING COMMITTEECOORDINATING COMMITTEE

Richard Fields, SC Shabakie Fernandes Gloria Riehl Allan A. Fenty

Dr. Earle Charles Claire Patterson-Monah Karen Gittens Ceara Roopchand

Dennis A. Nelson Assif Ahmed Yassen Sandy Tailor Harte Chuck Mohan

Magda Pollard Vic Insanally Rev. Dexter Sansculotte Patricia Phillips

Mag, Gen. Atherly Adrian Thompson Tracy Chan-Smith Norris Witter

Dr. Philip H. Mozart ThomasChairman, GNCPPJustice Keith Massiah, SC., Ret.Legal Advisor, GNCPPStanley I. Marcus, SCLegal Advisor, GNCPPAdrian Thompson, Attorney-at-LawLegal Advisor, GNCPPDela Atta Britton, Attorney-at-LawProgram Associate, GNCPPVic InsanallyChairman, GuyEnterprise Ltd.Lennox CanterburyChief Event Planner

Henry Chester,Program Dir., GNCPP Magda PollardWoman & Gender AdvocateOdetta LoweCivil Society Education Sector AdvocateTracy Chan SmithYouth & UG Students’ Rights AdvocateAndre AtkinsonAmerindian Youth and Student’s Rts. Adv.Patricia PhillipsAmerindian Peoples Rights AdvocateRev. John CummingsAssemblies of God Church, USA

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International Development on 12 May 2003, following theresignation of Clare Short, she became the first black womanto sit in the Cabinet of the United Kingdom. Amos was bornin Guyana in South America.

5. LORI M. WALLACHT.

Lori M. Wallacht has been director of Public Citizen's GlobalTrade Watch division since 1995. Wallach, a graduate of

Wellesley College and Harvard Law School, previously workedon Capitol Hill, on electoral campaigns, and in television news.Wallach works closely with Congress and Civil Society, Scholars,and Activists in the U.S and developing countries to foster thegrowing debate about implications of different models of

globalization on jobs, off-shoring, wages, the environment, public health and foodsafety; equality and social justice and democratically accountable governance.

6. PROF. HELMUT K. ANHEIER, PHD. Professor Helmut K. Anheier is Professor of Sociology and Deanat the Hertie School of Governance. He also holds the Chair ofSociology at Heidelberg University and serves as Academic Di-rector of the Center for Social Investment. Professor Anheierfounded and directed the Centre for Civil Society at LSE and theCenter for Civil Society at UCLA. He is currently

researching the role of foundations in civil society and focuses on concepts and meth-ods in civil society and globalization studies. Prof. Anheier is the editor of the annualGlobal Civil Society Yearbook (with Mary Kaldor and Marlies Glasius) and the Cul-tures and Globalization Series (with Raj Isar).

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THE THEME FOR THE GUYANA NATIONAL CIVIL SOCIETYCONFERENCE 2014 (GNCSC 2014):

“TOGETHER WE CAN, WE MUST, AND WE WILL ACHIEVE THE CHANGE”.Background:

Guyana is a country rich in tradition and steeped in history that has been in politicalfree fall since coming from under British rule in 1966. Since that time the government hasbeen a series of all inclusive political bodies that appear to possess the sole intention of pro-viding benefits, giving their indealisms to an exclusive segment of the population. Fromcorruption that runs rampant, to flawed policies and practices, to selfish ineptitudes in allsegments of what can be considered failed regimes, Guyana has been a nation that histori-cally struggles with having ethical, transparent, trustworthy, equitable and liberating gov-ernance and management.

HOW TO SUPPORT, DONATE AND CONTRIBUTE TOWARDSHOW TO SUPPORT, DONATE AND CONTRIBUTE TOWARDSTHE GUYANA NATIONAL CIVIL SOCIETY CONFERENCETHE GUYANA NATIONAL CIVIL SOCIETY CONFERENCE

(GNCSC 2014)(GNCSC 2014)Fellow Supporters, Sponsors, Partners and Patrons, the following are guidelines for

your generous support, donations and contributions:A. We are requesting permission to use of your Organization’s Name, Symbol and

Logo in our Conference Promotion Materials - print, radio and television, (eitheras a promoter, sponsor or supporter).

B. A monetry contribution towards the production of educational materials for thisconference, including public sensitization and awareness campaigns in print, radioand television media.

C. A specific financial or monetary donation that will be used towards paying for allthe hosting of about one thousand (1000) persons at a Conference of this size andmagnitude.

i. PLATINUM LEVEL – A donation of at least $5000.00 USD($1,000,000.00 GYD) and above; in return you will receive the followingbenefits - GNCSC Emeritus Patron Award, Endowment FellowshipAward, GNCSC Primordial Proclamation Award, Placement and Recogni-tion of your Name on GNCSC Charter Supporter Plaque and Promotion of

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(cont’d. on page 8) Dr. Victor George Allen, President,Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at, Gt. GuyanaRas Leon SaulPresident, Guyana Rastafari CouncilKenneth JosephGen. Secretary NAACIE and FITUGSandy Tailor HarteTri-State Alliance,USAPastor Wendell Jeffrey, Civil SocietyYouth Advocate and IRO MemberShaleeza KhanCivil Society AdvocateShabakie Fernandes, Program Dir.,GNCPP & Chair. of I Can FoundationBrinmore T.I. Pollard, SC, Ret.Legal Advisor, GNCPPRichard “Dicky” Fields, SCLegal Advisor, GNCSC 2014Clarissa Riehl, Attorney-at-LawLegal Advisor, GNCPP & GNCSC 2014Jonas M.F. Codette, Attorney-at-LawLegal Advisor, GNCPPDr. Earle Charles, Vice Chair. GNCPPExec. Guyana Medical Relief Coun. USAAllan A. Fenty, Chief Information Officer& Dir. Of Public Relations GNCPPAndrew WeeksMedia Relations LiaisonMichael Atherly, Maj-Gen, Ret.Program Drector, GNCPPNorris Witter, Program Dir. GNCPP &Trade Union Advocate

Ceara Roopchand, Program Associate,GNCPP, Guy.. UK Org. LiaisonDennis Nelson, Program Dir., GNCPPGuyanese and USA OrganiztionsRev. Dexter N. Sansculotte,Executive Guyana Council of ChurchesSeon SinghUG Students & Mental Health AdvocatePastor Ronald McGarrell, President,Inter Religious Org. (IRO) GuyanaPundit Deodat Tillack, Pres., Shri Sama-yapuran Mariamma Temple, Ogle, GuyanaKaren VansluytmanExec., GTUC – Women Advisory Com.Claire Patterson MonahGCA & Tri-State Alliance, USAKaren Gittens, Prog. Assoc., GNCPP &Exec. Fed. of Guyanese Canadian Orgs.Dr. Hector Butts, Program DrectorGNCPP & Civil Society AdvocateLyndon Kwame Wilburg, Prog. Assoc.,GNCPP & Liaison USA Civil Soc. GroupsChuck Mohan, President, Guyana Ameri-can Workers UnionAssif Ahmed Yassen, Prog. Assoc.,GNCPP & Guyanese Canada Org. LiaisonGeorge W.H. Taitt, Prog. Assoc., GNCPP

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LIST OF INVITED INTERNATIONAL CIVIL SOCIETYLIST OF INVITED INTERNATIONAL CIVIL SOCIETYEXPERTS, GUEST SPEAKERS, FACILITATORSEXPERTS, GUEST SPEAKERS, FACILITATORSAND RESOURCE PERSONS FOR GNCSC 20AND RESOURCE PERSONS FOR GNCSC 2014�

1. DR. JEFFREY CHARLES ALEXANDER

JEFFREY C. ALEXANDEr is the Lillian Chavenson Saden Profes-sor of Sociology at Yale University, and an American sociolo-gist, one of the main proponents of Neofunctionalism, and acentral figure in contemporary Cultural Sociology.

2. DR. AISHA GHAUS PASHA

DR. AISHA GHAUS-PASHA is a member of the Provencal Par-liament of the Republic of Pakistan. She has over twenty-

three years of experience in teaching, undertaking research andconsulting assignments in social policy and development, gover-nance, public finance and urban and regional economics and inadvocacy work on social and economic issues.

She has undertaken consulting assignments for a number of international multilateraland bilateral agencies like UNICEF, UNDP, The World Bank, The Asian Develop-ment Bank, Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) and the UnitedStates Agency for International Development (USAID). She has published over 75books, journal articles and reports.

3. COLIN LUTHER POWELL, GENERAL RET.

Colin Luther Powell is the Former U.S. Secretary of State,who rose to become a key player in global politics and war.

During his thirty-five year military career, Powell achieved therank of four-star general. He has been the president of "the prom-ise of America," an organization aimed at increasing investmentby the United States.

4. BARONESS VALERIE ANN AMOS, PC.

Baroness Valerie Ann Amos, PC is the eighth and current UNUnder-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and

Emergency Relief Coordinator. Before her appointment to theUN, she had been British High Commissioner to Australia. Shewas made a Labour life peer in 1997 and served as Leader of theHouse of Lords and Lord President of the Council.

When Baroness Amos was appointed Secretary of State for

your Business and or Enterprise throughout our Global Civil Society Net-work, Priority Placement of your Corporate Identity in all our Conferenceand Non-Conference Promotional Literature, etc., locally and internationallyin print to include Journal, Conference Brochure, Radio and Television.Placement of Name/Logo on Honour Roll Plaque and on Sponsor Bannerat all events.

ii. DIAMOND LEVEL – A donation of at least $3500.00 USD($735,000.00 GYD) and above; in return you will receive the followingbenefits - Endowment Fellowship Award, GNCSC Primordial Proclama-tion Award, Placement and Recognition of your Name on GNCSC CharterSupporter Plaque and Promotion of your Business and or Enterprisethroughout our Global Civil Society Network, Priority Placement of yourCorporate Identity in all our Conference and Non-Conference Promo-tional Literature, etc., locally and internationally in print to include Jour-nal, Conference Brochure, Radio and Television. Placement ofName/Logo on Honour Roll Plaque and on Sponsor Banner at all events.

iii. GOLD LEVEL – A donation of at least $2500.00 USD ($525,000.00 GYD)and above: in return you will receive the following benefits - GNCSC Pri-mordial Proclamation Award, Placement and Recognition of your Name onGNCSC Charter Supporter Plaque and Promotion of your Business and orEnterprise throughout our Global Civil Society Network, Placement of yourCorporate Identity in all our Conference and Non-Conference PromotionalLiterature, etc., locally and internationally in print to include Journal, Con-ference Brochure, Radio and Television. Placement of Name/Logo on Ho-nour Roll Plaque and on Sponsor Banner at all events.

iv. SILVER LEVEL – A donation of at least $1500.00 USD ($315,000.00 GYD)and above; in return you will receive the following benefits - Recognitionand Promotion of your Products and Services throughout our Global CivilSociety Network, Placement of your Corporate Identity in all our Conferenceand Non-Conference Promotional Literature, etc., locally and internationallyin print to include Journal, Conference Brochure, Radio and Television.Placement OF Name/Logo on Sponsor Banner at all events.

v. BRONZE LEVEL – A donation of upwards of $1000.00 USD($210,000.00 GYD) and above; in return you will receive the followingbenefits - Recognition and Promotion of your Products and Servicesthroughout our Global Civil Society Network, Priority placement of yourCorporate Identity in all our Conference and Non-Conference PromotionalLiterature, etc. locally in print to include Journal, Conference Brochure,Radio and Television.

vi. COPPER LEVEL – A donation of upwards of $500.00 USD ($105,000.00 GYD)and above; in return you will receive the following benefits - Recognition and Pro-motion of your Products and Services throughout our Global Civil Society Network,Placement of your Corporate Identity in all our Conference and Non-ConferencePromotional Literature, etc. locally in print to include Journal, Conference Brochure,Radio and Television.

vii. Loyalty Level – A donation of $250.00 USD ($52,500.00 GYD) upwardor less, demonstrating your expressed support for this initiative to include-Placement of your Corporate Identity in all our Conference and Non-Con-ference Promotional Literature, etc. locally in print to include Journal,Conference Brochure, Radio and Television.

Thank you for partnering with the GNCPP and Guyana’s Civil Society inwhat is bound to be a momentous, watershed national event with far reaching, longlasting positive developmental implications. (cont’d. on page 8)

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