The South Eastern Leadership for Development Initiative (SELDI) has published a policy document that estimates the state of civil society cooperation for good governance and explores the mechanism for a more effective mechanism for CSO cooperation in the good governance area. The document notes a key conclusion that funding needs to be complemented by indigenous, dynamic platforms of CSOs who have proven to be capable of continuously monitoring internal developments, raising awareness on issues of concern, learning from regional peers, and setting up coalitions comprising governmental, non-governmental, private sector and international partners to act on specific issues. Read more here.
Source: SELDI
