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The Moral Regeneration Movement (MRM) has become a powerful rallying cry for the transformation of the South African Society.
It has laid out before it a clear vision and mission. Underpinning this philosophy are inherent values which will govern the overall MRM process. The mission is t o facilitate, encourage and co-ordinate programmes in every sector in society as we work towards restoring the moral fibre of our nation.
CONFERENCE
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The ten years of South Africa’s democracy has brought a range of achievements for all people. The demise of a morally bankrupt apartheid state brought about a host of challenges. Read More .......... Download
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GOVERNANCE
OPERATIONS
The MRM plans to develop a strong infrastructure to support the MRM process. This will include a strategic communications programme that will succeed in communicating powerful messages. Read more
CORE MESSAGE
Principles contained in the MRM are moral values, moral renewal and sustaining moral communities Read more
SPEECHES
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In recognition of this fact, South Africans from all walks of life, from various sectors and formations, converged in Pretoria in April 2002 to seek solutions to the problems of moral decay, and commonly work to build an ethical society. Read More
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HISTORY
1994
Democratic Election.
This led to questioning various concepts of society, and different visions of where we were going.
2002
April:
National Launch of Moral Regeneration Movement at Waterkloof. Provincial MRM Committees formed, and discussions taken up in many sectors Read more
MRM STRUCTURE
Board of Directors:
Father Smangaliso Mkhatshwa (Chairperson)
DR Bham Brigalia
Mr Boom Mike
Ms Botha Ntombazana
DR Khoza Makhosi.
Click here to see more details on our board of Directors.
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VISION, MISSION & VALUES
The MRM strives for a healthy, caring and harmonious society guided by basic human values, included in the national constitution and with particular reference to communal, spiritual and socio-economic development.
The Moral Regeneration Movement (MRM): A Strategy on Provincial Support
Coordination
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Identify a hosting organisation for the MRM in the province, preferably outside government:
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Minimum requirements – access to telephone / fax;
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Engage a volunteer twice a week;
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Agree on administrative costs;
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Get the buy-in of the provincial committee or networking forum.
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The Moral Regeneration Movement (MRM): Guidelines for Provincial Structures
KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES
- Understand the structure and demographics of the province.
- Work out how the province is structured;
- Identify role players in the province especially those that will help achieve the implementation of the programmes that has agreed upon;
- Identify centres of coordination;
- Search for information with regards to provincial dynamics;
- Develop a mindmap which will determine your implementation plan;
- Formulate a Strategy to ensure participation of all sectors that have
- been identified;
- Compile a list of stakeholders you will be interacting with;
- Use the most cost effective method to achieve your objectives (bear in mind that we are an NGO);
- Compile a programme plan with the budget for your activities (ensuring equitable distribution of resources in terms of time and money to the provinces we serve);
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