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Showing posts with label open doors. Show all posts
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19 January 2012
18 January 2012
17 January 2012
Open Doors 2012: Highlights of the first day
During the WELCOME REMARKS (A. Gregorio-Medel, ANSA-EAP), we heard how ANSA-EAP is fueled by dynamic partnerships with practitioners:
- Since its inception in 2008, ANSA-EAP has been welcoming novel ideas from citizen partners, including the young.
- The sustainability of governance reform rests on dynamic and constructive partnerships. Like “mabuhay! (long live!)”, the Filipino greeting used to welcome friends, ANSA-EAP has been aiming to give life to multistakeholder partnerships between and among government, civil society, and citizens in its four priority countries—Cambodia, Indonesia, Mongolia, Philippines—and in the other countries in the region.
- At this juncture, the network is wrapping up its entry phase and transitioning to a more dynamic state (consolidation phase). Four years is too short to give life to the social accountability mission.
- The network stands on the shoulders of its partners. Together, we continue to approximate the vision of a better world through social accountability (SAc).
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