Afghan Civil Society: Tradition Facing the Future

Arne Strand

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Arne Strand (2015). Afghan Civil Society: Tradition Facing the Future. Bergen: Chr. Michelsen Institute (CMI Briefs 9)

Developing robust civil society organisations (CSOs) is a high priority in countries emerging from conflicts. However, civil society is very diverse, and different organisations might require different development strategies. The Afghan case illustrates this diversity, along with some of the challenges and opportunities for strengthening civil society’s competence and capacity.

Arne Strand

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Afghan Civil Society: Tradition Facing the Future

Arne Strand

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