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Agreeing to Disagree: Maintaining dissent in the NGO sector
Gemma Edgar, The Australia Institute; August 2008. The Rudd government is currently floating the idea of a National Compact to strengthen its relationship with non-governmental organizations (NGOs) as part of its social inclusion agenda for Australia. Gemma Edgar of the Australia Institute provides a detailed discussion of the pros and cons of such a Compact, with a particular focus on implications for advocacy NGOs. On the plus side, a Compact would aim for a better … Continue reading
Posted in Issue 1: Spring 2008
Tagged accountability, advocacy, Australia, consultation, funding, National Compact, Public Policy, transparency
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