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CONNECTING
CIDSE co-organizes and participates in spaces for our members, allies and partners to exchange knowledge and experiences. These meetings and platforms of exchange can facilitate the real relationships needed for practising solidarity across movements, and accelerate impact by learning best practices. These spaces also provide a process for us to accompany social movements as they connect with different actors and are introduced to opportunities to participate in policy processes
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Event
- Accompanying movements
- Advocacy
- Campaign
- Connecting
- Influencing
- English
- Agroecology
- Camp
- Change and Care Campaign
- Climate
- Climate justice
- Climate movement
- Climate Negotiation
- Energy
- Energy access
- Energy consumption
- Food and agriculture
- Renewable energy
- Sustainable lifestyles
- Volunteers network
- Broederlijk Delen
- CAFOD
- CCFD – Terre Solidaire
- Cordaid
- Entraide et Fraternité
- Fastenaktion
- FEC
- FOCSIV
- KOO
- Manos Unidas
- Misereor
- SCIAF
- Trócaire
- UNFCCC
CIDSE at COP24 in Katowice, Poland
November 27, 2018Discover CIDSE’s activities and positions at the climate change conference this year
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CIDSE at the Thematic Social forum on Mining and Extractivism
November 12, 2018The first “Thematic Social forum on Mining and Extractivism” is taking place in Johannesburg, South Africa, 12 – 15 November […]
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Press release: Global forum to unite communities affected by extractivism
November 12, 2018All around the world in recent years we have witnessed the intensification of the over-exploitation of our natural resources through […]
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Joint reflection on land in Africa
November 8, 2018An exploration on Laudato Si’s approach to our relationship and responsibility to care for the land and its small-scale food […]
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Regional report of violation of human rights in the Amazonia
September 19, 2018Weaving networks of resistance and struggle in Colombia, Brazil, Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia. A report by REPAM – Panamazonian Ecclesial […]