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An Award to celebrate best practices among CSOs, NGOs and INGOs? Why not?

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 03Dec
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Is it a stupid idea to think about a national award ceremony for the best CSOs, NGOs, INGOs? Maye not at all. A bit of sound and healthy competition can help highlighting the projects and programs who deserved to be scaled up
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