Collective Action Triggers Institutionalised Stakeholder Participation

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Collective Action Triggers Institutionalised Stakeholder Participation

Collective Action Triggers Institutionalised Stakeholder Participation

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Collective Action Triggers Institutionalised Stakeholder Participation

October 28, 2015

This case study describes a promising example of institutionalised civil society participation in the PRSP/PARPA process in Mozambique.

Document Type

Case study

Regions and Countries

Africa
Mozambique - Donor country

Topics

Civil society
Partnerships
Poverty reduction and inequality

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