Complaints and feedback mechanisms: Making much-needed changes

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Dec 8, 2021123:44Government & Organizations

It has long been recognized that affected people must play an active role in decisions that affect their lives. Yet recent evaluations show that this is an area where the humanitarian sector is still lagging behind. Ther...

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