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The AMWCY in figures. 2012 Statistics. How many we are?. 554 353 members and supporters 172 254 members 3 028 grass root groups 311 associations 23 countries ?. What changes ? Supporters. 2009 : 182 388 2010 : 273 799 2011 : 299 692 2012 : 382 099
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The AMWCY in figures 2012 Statistics
How many we are? 554 353 members and supporters 172 254 members 3 028 grass root groups 311 associations 23 countries ?
What changes ? Supporters • 2009 : 182 388 • 2010 : 273 799 • 2011 : 299 692 • 2012 : 382 099 They have doubled in 3 years (X 2) after a slow down in 2011
What Changes? Supporters • In 2012 supporters evolved more than members We have two and a half supporters for a member To receive a good social consensus : we need to increase the number of supporters
What Changes? Supporters • Gambia, G.Bissau, Mauritania, Rwanda, Togo, from 5 to 20 times more. • Benin, Burkina, Ivory Coast, Guinea, Mali, Niger and Senegal have between 2 and 3 supporters for 1 member (AMWCY average) • Cameroon, Ghana, Nigeria, DRC, Chad, have 1 or less per Member. • The others have little or no.
What Changes? Members • 2009 : 95 787 • 2010 : 122 547 • 2011 : 148 154 • 2012 : 172 254 They have almostdoubled in 3 years But it goes slower than before(2007-2010 theyhadtripled) must beaccelerated!!!
What Changes? Members • 7 Countries : Benin, Ivory Coast, Burkina Faso, Guinea Conakry, Mali, Senegal, Togo are between 10 500 and 19 500 members • 2 countries have 7,500 members: Nigeria, DRC • 9 Countries have between 2700 and 5000 members • The other 5 have fewer than 2,000 members… some have hundreds. In 2010 the largest group (11) had between 2000 and 5500 members
The Grass root groups • They are 3 028 and together an average of 57 members each • But this is only an average and realities range from a few members to more than 100.
The AWCY • They are 311 today. Some are not yet fully recognized by the AMWCY. • The largest has 2 344 members, the smallest 65 members.
Girls - Boys 54 % of girls - 1,9 % in 2011 • The girls grew more slowly than males (110% - 118%), they are still a minority in the training workshops (40%) and national meetings • Burkina, Burundi, Ethiopia, Niger, DRC, Chad, Uganda, have about 39 - 44% - Rwanda is 31%. • Guinea Conakry, Gambia, Nigeria, Senegal, Togo, stay “champions of girls” with 62% to 72% • The other 10 are in the average of 45%-60 %
Children - Youth 71% of children + 0.80% in 2011 • It stabilizes, it resists, but we must remain very vigilant, because members get older. • Burkina, Ivory Coast, Mali, Uganda, Chad, are below 65 % • Benin, Ivory Coast, Ethiopia, Guinea Conakry, Ghana, Kenya, Madagascar, Rwanda, Togo, Zimbabwe, are above 75 %
Children and Youth • Youth are there to support the children. • Meet quotas 2 or 3 youth for 10 WCY in AMWCY instances including the National Coordinations. . • Know to say« stop and place children » at a certain age.
The National coordinations 19 countries • Have the minimum number of 3 AWCY to get into national Coordination This reality has not changed since 2010.