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Why is Civil Society in Crisis Mode?
Civil society organisations (CSOs) are in crisis mode. The reason? The complex and interconnecting trends affecting our sector, along with the speed of change we’re experiencing. This becomes even more challenging for CSOs operating at a global scale. That was the bottom line from a brilliant discussion I attended last week.
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