| Organization's name: | Darfur Regional Authority |
| Organization's acronym: | ZAP |
| Former Name(s): | ZAP |
| Headquarters address | |
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| Address: |
Riyad Neighbourhood, Khartoum Sudan ZAP Sudan |
| Phone: | 00249129258595 |
| Fax: | ZAP |
| Email: | aishaihm@yahoo.com |
| Web site: | ZAP |
| Organization type: | Local government |
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| Areas of expertise & Fields of activity: |
Gender Issues and Advancement of Women:
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| Geographic scope: |
National
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| Year established (YYYY): | 2006 |
| Year of registration (YYYY): | 2006 |
| Organizational structure: | The 2011 Darfur Peace Agreement contained provisions for an administrative structure for Darfur that includes the three states and a strategic authority to oversee the region as a whole. The regional authority it proposed consists of both executive and legislative organs which are known as the Darfur Executive and the Darfur Council. The Darfur Executive is led by an Executive Chairperson and also includes an Executive Deputy-Chairperson, Darfur state governors, ministers and heads of ad-hoc Darfur commissions. Leader of the Liberation and Justice Movement, Dr. Tijani Sese, is the chairperson of the reformed authority. The Darfur Council will be made up of 66 Council Members drawn from the armed movements and the Darfur state legislatures. |
| Number and type of members: | Member organizations of the Darfur Regional Authority were seven authorities which are reduced to four authorities including, the Training authority, the Development fund, the settlement authority and Women Affairs authority. These include around 1500 employees and workers. |
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