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Amalna South Sudan

Affilliated Group

Email Address
info@amalna-ss.org

Website
https://www.amalna-ss.org

Languages
English

Type of organization
Advocacy organization

Country based in
South Sudan

Mission

Promote access to information, effective citizen participation, and good governance, enabling people to equitably enjoy their livelihood and well-being

 

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This member works in:

  • South Sudan

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