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Local CSOs’ Community Resilience Initiatives to receive Trust Fund Funding | SOUALIGA NEWSDAY

July 15, 2020

Local CSOs’ Community Resilience Initiatives to receive Trust Fund Funding | SOUALIGA NEWSDAY
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Civil Society Partnership Facility for Resilience

“We are honored and pleased to contribute to Sint Maarten’s long-term resilience at community level. Our earlier work in fostering partnerships with local CSOs has proven the power of targeted and swiftly implemented local initiatives,”

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Elger Vermeer, Senior Project Manager of VNG International

“Local initiatives stand at the heart of long-term resilience. Sint Maarten’s communities know better than anyone which subprojects will benefit them and serve those who need it most. Working with CSOs is a key principle of this Trust Fund and we are excited to see what we can achieve together,”

Michelle Keane, World Bank Program Manager for the Sint Maarten Trust Fund

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Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/soualiga-newsday/local-csos-community-resilience-initiatives-to-receive-trust-fund-funding-soualiga-newsday/

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