This project was funded by World Bank and managed by VNG Netherlands management agency. ACSOT had been working in this project for more than 9 years, the first 3 years as implementing partner in the southern zone, Endamokeni district and the rest of 6 years as a lead organization operating in 24 woredas of Tigray literally in all zones. Western zone to southern zone of Tigra and in two woredas of Afar Berahle and Abe’alla. ACSOT used to work as a lead of 7 member CSOs under this project. The main aim of the project was to raise the level of awareness of the right holders on their entitlement and enhance responsiveness of duty bearers to ensure transparency and accountability.  Main operational focus of the project of the ESAP2 projects were on the five basic sectors, (Agriculture, WASH, Rural Road, Education and Health.

This project was funded by CSSP1, implemented in 9 woredas. This project was implemented by four CSOs, ACSOT being a lead and the rest 3 implementing member organizations. Project operational werdas were southern (Raya-Alamata, Raya Azebo and offla), Eastern (Irob, Kilte-Awlaelo and Sasie-Tsaedamba); Central Zones (, Ahferom, Adwa and Tahtai-Maichew) of Tigray. In this project, main focus areas were, Networking, capacity building and linking of the woreda level CSOs with Tabias and village levels and ensure the inter and intra support of the SOs and community organizations.

This project was funded by CSSP1 as a program grant, and under this action 10 implementing and one lead organization (ACSOT). Areas of focus were Income Generating Activity, capacity building of CSOs supports the hard to reach, information sharing. This project had implemented in 10 woredas layed from the Raya Allamata to Kafta Humera,

This project was funded by CCRDA.  This project was implemented at regional level Mekelle to strengthen the network of CSOs working on HIV AIDs and Government institutions to mainstream the action. 

This project was funded by UNAIDS. Operational Areas of the project were for CSOs operating in HIV/AIDS all over Tigray. The purpose was to network and help them to get information easily from the grassroots level.

This project was very small project for the duration of six months, funded by World Bank (WB) and implemented at Addi-Gudom, on capacity building and networking civil society for a better dialogue and space for the CSOs;

This project was supported by the European Union and technically supported by EC-CSF. In this project, ACSOT used to work implementing partner, in collaboration with other CSOs and the project was led by REST. The responsibility of ACSOT was training and networking part of the activities;

This project was funded by CSSP1, this fund was used to build the establishment of GO-CSOs forum and on strengthening the relationship between the government and CSOs;

Project funded by CSSP2, and implemented by 5 CSOs, ACSOT being a lead, mainly concentrates on the overall coordination and monitoring of the project.

This project was funded by EU, implemented by ACSOT in four woredas (Kollatembien, Hawzien, Yechilla, and Degua-Tembien.

This project was implemented with the Ethiopian Civil Society forum funded by CSSP2, implemented at regional level to strengthen the regional Standard operational procedures (SOP). The main purpose of this project was to bring all actors use the same source of data and standardize it. 

Project led by ASDEPO, implemented by ACSOT in Maichew town, funded by the CSSP2. Currently in the implementation process.

This project is being funded by World Bank and managed by VNG International (Netherlands) management agency. ACSOT is implementing this project as lead partner in 14 woredas of Tigray literally in 3 zones.  The main focus of this project is to resume citizen engagement regarding health, education and WASH service restoration priorities in the region.