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Participation of National NGOs and NGO Fora within Humanitarian Country Teams

  • Studies, reviews and research
  • 2020

This report was commissioned by ICVA and carried out by a consultancy team from the London School of Economics. The research was conducted with the aim of exploring the quality of participation, as well as the challenges inhibiting meaningful participation, by NNGOs and NGO fora within Humanitarian Country Teams.

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Participation of National NGOs and NGO Fora within Humanitarian Country Teams

Organisation

  • ICVA

Document type

  • Studies, reviews and research

Publication year

  • 2020

Thematic work area

  • Humanitarian coordination
  • Humanitarian Country Team (HCT)

Keywords

  • Humanitarian Coordination
  • Humanitarian Country Team (HCT)

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