Bi-monthly meeting

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Venue: Diakonia Center

Date: 05 Dec-05 Dec 2019

Time: 8:00 AM-12:00 AM

 

This meeting is organized to achieve the following objectives:

  • To welcome new members and sharing of member’s development approaches
  • To share results of civil society sustainability index in Cambodia
  • To share and discuss on the results of GHP‐midterm review and key suggestions/recommendation for program’s interventions for CCC members
  • AOB

Documents

Agenda of bi-monthly meeting-5-December-English-DraftV1

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Feedback Sheet updated-V1 (1)

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CSOSI 2018-Print

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AZIZA'S PLACE

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