Voluntary Group Annual Reflection Workshop

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Venue: Tonle Bassac II restaurant

Date: 14 Nov-14 Nov 2018

Time: 1:30 PM-5:00 PM

 

The Objectives of the Workshop are: 

1)      To express thanksgiving and appreciation to the voluntary groups for their contribution to improve the quality services of CSOs in Cambodia;

2)      To reflect on the CCC secretariat's and voluntary groups' performance;

3)      To explore possible opportunity/ strategic direction for CCC service and performance; 

4)     To identify better communications (Facebook, Messenger, Telegram…), and networking among the voluntary groups of CCC to promote the synergy and share the best practices.

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GHP Working Group Reflection Meeting

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