Bi-monthly meeting 256th
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Venue: Diakonia Center
Date: 08 May-08 May 2019
Time: 8:00 AM-5:00 PM
CCC is pleased to introduce and warmly welcome 10 new member organizations to our platform including 1) CIAI, 2) Flame, 3) Heart of Gold, 4) ISF, 5) KAFDOC, 6) KAWP, 7) KNKS, 8) RCEDO, 9) SPIR, 10) Skatiestan Cambodia.
On 8 May 2019, this 256th Bi‐Monthly Members Meeting will discuss relevant topics including the upcoming Local Fundraising (LFR) & CSO census, relevant laws & policies, progress of CSDGs & its voluntary national assessment report 2019, a new Development Cooperation & Partnership Strategies; and to also arrange a group discussion on Civil Society Partnership for Development Effectiveness.
This meeting is organized to achieve the following objectives:
- To welcome new members and sharing of member’s development approaches
- To announce on upcoming of Local Fundraising (LFR) and CSO census
- To share and update on Taxation Law, Labor Law, LANGO and other
- To update on progressing of CSDGs and its formulating a voluntary national assessment report 2019 on the implementation of CSDGs
- To share a new Development Cooperation and Partnership Strategies
- Group discussion on Civil Society Partnership for Development Effectiveness
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