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|Type=Network | |Type=Network | ||
|Country=Mali | |Country=Mali | ||
|Current focus=<translate>Gender equality</translate> | |Current focus=<translate><!--T:1--> Gender equality</translate> | ||
<translate>Policy</translate> | <translate><!--T:2--> Policy</translate> | ||
<translate>Advocacy</translate> | <translate><!--T:3--> Advocacy</translate> | ||
<translate>Social Justice</translate> | <translate><!--T:4--> Social Justice</translate> | ||
<translate>Equity</translate> | <translate><!--T:5--> Equity</translate> | ||
<translate>Awareness raising</translate> | <translate><!--T:6--> Awareness raising</translate> | ||
|Description=CAD- Mali's purpose is to fight for a change in the mechanisms blocking development with a view to satisfying basic human needs in Mali and in Africa. They are a diverse network of 66 member organisations that remain apolitical and secular. They support, train and raise awareness among peasants, workers and victims of the State's expropriation of their land, regarding arbitrary dismissals and other forms of abuse such as those that follow privatisations. | |Description=CAD- Mali's purpose is to fight for a change in the mechanisms blocking development with a view to satisfying basic human needs in Mali and in Africa. They are a diverse network of 66 member organisations that remain apolitical and secular. They support, train and raise awareness among peasants, workers and victims of the State's expropriation of their land, regarding arbitrary dismissals and other forms of abuse such as those that follow privatisations. | ||
