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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
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CIVICUS Day 4: We don't have a plan B because we don't have a planet B
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Civil society watchdogs crucial in new global order
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The world hits home at CIVICUS
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CIVICUS World Assembly Debate and Deliberation
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Press Statement by the Morong 43 detainees from Camp Bagong Diwa
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Civil society finds new resolve in working together at CIVICUS World Assembly to solve global crises

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Young People from Across the World Brought Together in Montreal for the CIVICUS Youth Assembly

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Civil society convenes in Montreal to seek out solutions to global challenges

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csnfin.jpg In recognition of the increasingly prominent role global civil society networks play in promoting citizen action, addressing common challenges and sector-wide issues and providing opportunities for joint advocacy and campaigning, knowledge sharing and peer learning for civil society organisations, in 2006 CIVICUS introduced the Civil Society Networks (CSN) programme.

The International Advocacy Non-Governmental Organisations Workshop

International advocacy NGOs and networks (IANGOs) are focused on influencing the policies and actions of major players in the trans-national arena: governments, multinational corporations, intergovernmental organisations and other actors that shape responses to trans-national issues. Four years ago, several IANGO leaders began a conversation with CIVICUS and the Hauser Center about creating a space for collective reflection, personal learning and strategic thinking that would enable individual and collective action on common challenges and opportunities. Out of those conversations, an experiment was born—the IANGO Workshop. Learn More

The International Non-Governmental Organisations Accountability Charter

On the 6th of June 2006, eleven leading international NGOs publicly declared their adoption of the International NGOs Accountability Charter; thereby, undertaking a commitment to comply by the highest common standards of conduct for NGOs working trans-nationally on the promotion of public goods. As a global alliance of civil society organisations, whose mission focuses on the promotion of civil society and citizen action, CIVICUS was designated to operate a small Secretariat for the Accountability Charter. Today, more than sixty international NGO signed the International NGOs Accountability Charter. Read the Charter
 
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