The civil society data gap matters – and this is how we fill it
19 Oct Analysis

The civil society data gap matters – and this is how we fill it

Civil society is a vital part of our lives, but we know relatively little about the health of the sector. Ed Humpherson makes the case for taking action now to ensure policymakers have the data they need to better support – and work with – civil society in the future
by Ed Humpherson
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