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A new model is possible: Lessons from 9th CIVICUS World Assembly
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"Momentum to reclaim civil society space was evident at CIVICUS' World Assembly"
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Lessons for National Associations from the CIVICUS World Assembly
By David Kode, Coordinator for CIVICUS' Affinity Group of National Associations (AGNA)

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Our collective Agenda in Accra
Henri Valot, Henri Valot, CIVICUS Policy Advisor for Development Cooperation
CIVICUS, as part of the CSO International Steering Group preparing for the Accra CSO Forum and the HLF3 on aid effectiveness sent not less than 4 staff to Accra: Kumi Naidoo, Honorary President, Katsuji Imata, Deputy Secretary General for Programmes, Henri Valot, Policy Advisor for Development Cooperation, and Nastasya Tay, Media & Communications Officer. CIVICUS was also represented by Board members Anabel Cruz, Board President, Marta Cumbi and Ziad Abdel Samad both Board members. Read more...