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NNAF Profile
The Sri Lanka-Canada Development Fund which was supported by the Canadian International Development Agency and providing development assistance to Sri Lankan Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) and Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) took the initiatives to establish the NGO National Action Front (NNAF) in 1995 as a network of NGO/CSOs to improve the efficiency, effectiveness and transparency in managing the NGOs/CSOs. In 1995, 13 DCs consisting of 130 NGOs formed the NNAF, and was registered in 1996 under the Social Services Act. And in 1916 registered under the government NGO Secretariat. Attempts were made to promote a Code of Conduct for self-regulation of NGOs/CSOs. After the discontinuation of the Sri Lanka-Sri Lanka Development Fund, the Sri Lanka Centre for Development Facilitation (SLCDF) undertook the responsibility to provide institutional support and facilitation for the functioning of NNAF since 1996.
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LATEST EVENTS
Ngo National Action Front (NNAF) Engaged with UNDP- Global Environment Facility Small Grant Programme in Sri Lanka - Action Phase 7 (GEF-SGP OP 7)
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VISION & MISSION
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VISION
Being a strength for civil societies to voice out for justice.
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MISSION
Intervening to protect the rights and policy development and standing with the people to win
over their rights and to strengthen the community level and regional level consortiums and maintaining associations with national and international networks to strengthen the justice process.
CO VALUES
Human Centred
Right Based
Participatory
Gender Equality
Transparency
Accountability
Equal Opportunity
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Integrity
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Strategic Objectives
- At the end of the three years Code of Conduct will be followed at lease by 350 civil society organization in 25 districts and they will be affluent of the process and carrying out relevant actions accordingly.
- Provide guidance to District Consortiums who are engaged with NAF in fulfilling the objectives, to plan and carry out successful and strategic advocacy campaigns and collate with network with similar interest
to strengthen the advocacy process. - To strengthen the process to advocate for the restructuring of the VSSO act through developing a national level NGO policy to support the uniformity in the function and operation od all NGOs in Sri Lanka.
- To build linkages with the governmental none governmental organizations and donor agencies to support and address the issues faced by the vulnerable communities during the emergency situations especially during the present economic crisis.
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Thoughts About Our Work
Dr. W.P.P. Abeydeera
Mr. D.A. Wasantha Pushpa Kumara
Voluntary organizations have been playing a major role in protecting the rights of citizens in Sri Lanka as well as uplifting their social and economic states since the past. By supporting fulfilling, the responsibilities of the government. As well as they implementing project directly. This role is fulfilled by the voluntary organizations in the middle pf many hardships. That is why they have been received international recognition.
Although there are many non-governmental organization and networks operating in Sri Lanka, NGO National Action Front can be described as a main network that exists to strengthen of voluntary organizations. Therefore, let’s all work hard to strengthen to continue this network.
Sunil Shantha Ganewatta (B.A. Dip. in Education)
National Non-Governmental Action Front (NNAF), established with the strength of justice and development is a national level network of 21 district level consortiums of non-governmental and civil society organizations. Approximately 400 NGOs/CSOs are affiliated as members and actively functioning with the 21 district consortiums.  This is a national level network functining since 1995 in order to empower and strengthen voluntary as well as citizenry activism.
At present, we are experiencing positive results of the long term struggles launched by people aimed to promote feasible social culture. We consider that it is our primary role and responsibility to further safegurad the democracy that was strengthen through sacrificing blood and tears for the benefit of our future generation. Therefore, we greatly appreciate the commitments and contributions of the district consortiums and its member organizations who are providing leadership to NNAF.     Â
We acknowledge with gratitude, the contribution made by prominent social activist Dr. W.P.P. Abeydheera for initiating the  conceptualization of the idea and establishing the NNAF. Dr. Abeydeera contributed hugely to establish and strengthen NNAF while he was functioning as the Executive Director of the Sri Lanka Centre for Development Facilitation (SLCDF). At present the NNAF in partnership with the SLCDF is engaged in promoting Voluntary Code of Ethics and Conduct to NGOs/CSOs in order to stregethen their social missions.Â
The NNAF is involved in strengthening democracy in the country through intervening citizen’s socio, economic, cultural and political issues in collaboration with other national level networks fuctioning in the country.