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What key roles can CSOs play in recovery from…

Whilst the COVID-19 pandemic is still sweeping the globe it is hard to look forward. Nevertheless as with other major disasters it is the aftermath, often spanning years or decades, which takes a huge toll on lives and livelihoods. Almost always it is the poor and vulnerable who pay the highest price. What changes could be made, locally, nationally and globally to transform prospects for these communities. Local level CSOs are particularly well placed to understand local needs and priorities and to build bridges to government, agencies and others. A small group of such organisations have been discussing this and their findings and recommendations are being drawn together. You can find out more here

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