Civil society could make joint responses a reality

Friday, October 16, 2020

Help needed: Civil society often supports government in alleviating social ills

Historically, civil society action has been key and central to crisis responses and post-crisis recovery.

Whether it is the HIV/AIDS pandemic, Ebola, or the global financial crisis, civil society groups have been there, advocating for civil rights, advancing the cause for indigenous and marginalised groups, or demanding action on gender-based violence and inclusive economic and social policies.

Key response institutions must acknowledge the value add CSOs bring to the overall national response.

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