Bi-monthly meeting

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Venue: Diakonia Center (KSSA/ICF)

Date: 05 Apr-05 Apr 2018

Time: 8:00 AM-12:00 PM

 

This 251th Bi-Monthly Members meeting will be convened in the morning of 5 April 2018 at Diakonia Center (KSSA/ICF). Based on CCC’s Bylaw, the meeting designed for participants who are country representatives/executive directors and senior leaders/managers of CCC members to attend and bring the common concerns on the development challenges and prioritize the issues to be addressed by relevant stakeholders.

The purpose of this meeting are:

     1. To welcome a new member and share the development approach
     2. To share and update on the outcome statement of the Annual General Meeting and other initiatives
     3. To have detailed discussion on the LANGO, and Labor Law, and their next steps.

Documents

Outcome Paper from AGM 16 March 2018 Final_English

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Outcome Paper from AGM 16 March 2018 Final_Khmer

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Update_Checklist of CSOs Legal Compliance_V3

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Law and Regulations Referrencing to CSOs Checklist Survey

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Agenda_5_April_2018_EN_Final

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Agenda_5_April_2018_Khmer -Final

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