Central Agency for Public Mobilization & Statistics (CAPMAS) ARAB SPRING CAUSES & ROLE OF NSOs ABO BAKR ELGENDY CAPMAS PRESIDENT Egypt 28/2/2012.

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Central Agency for Public Mobilization & Statistics (CAPMAS) ARAB SPRING CAUSES & ROLE OF NSOs ABO BAKR ELGENDY CAPMAS PRESIDENT Egypt 28/2/2012

2 Contents

3 1- Overview of Arab Spring The Arab spring is a Pro-democracy uprising currently sweeping the Middle East and North Africa, sparked in Tunisia on 18 th of December 2010, followed by Egypt on January 25 th, Libya, Yamane and Syria.

The protests have shared techniques of civil resistance in sustained campaigns involving strikes, demonstrations, marches, and rallies, as well as the use of social media to organize, communicate, and raise awareness in the face of state attempts at repression and Internet censorship. 1- Overview of Arab Spring Cont

“ الشعب يريد إسقاط النظام ” 1- Overview of Arab Spring Cont

2- Causes of Arab Spring.

2- Causes of Arab Spring. Cont

3- The Impact of the Arab Spring on NSOs Role.

Individuals and institutions Participation in decision-making Accountability Individuals and institutions Participation in decision-making Accountability Good governance Open / Free society and public interaction Increasing transparency and information availability Achieveing transparency. Fight against corruption Speed of government action. Achieveing transparency. Fight against corruption Speed of government action. Information availability and Good governance Democracy Decentralization Promoiting competition Strengthening the citizens role and civil society Freedom of expression Democracy Decentralization Promoiting competition Strengthening the citizens role and civil society Freedom of expression

NSO’s should focus on. a)Measuring Corruption - Enhancing and developing comprehensive transparent indicators systems. 3- The Impact of the Arab Spring on NSOs Role. Cont

b) Social justice - Produce statistics for both economic and social phenomena that reflects the society's standard of living (minimum wages, poverty, inflation and unemployment …). 3- The Impact of the Arab Spring on NSOs Role. Cont

c) Exclusion of the society’s minorities - Produce statistics for fragile groups in the society (Women, youth, disabled, …) 3- The Impact of the Arab Spring on NSOs Role. Cont

d) Repression - Provide all needed data- bases for crimes, crisis and victims for national and sub- national levels. 3- The Impact of the Arab Spring on NSOs Role. Cont

4- CAPMAS and the Arab Spring

5- Looking Ahead

Thank you