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ACCORD, CISLAC Present NGO Face of Africa @ 2018 UNGA

Posted By: adminon: September 30, 2018In: FlashbackTags: ACCORD, CISLAC, NGOs, SDGsNo CommentsViews:
ACCORD, CISLAC Present NGO Face of Africa @ 2018 UNGA

While the active participation of Non-Governmental Organisations, (NGOs) is fully guaranteed in the global space, that of NGOs from the global South has remained problematic. Against that ba... Read more

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