meri saheli magazine online

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meri saheli magazine online published this article page no   45 security intelligence bureau (ib) inputs have shown that foreign funds entering india were used to fund activities that destabilise national peace and security. the inputs even indicated that the money was used to train naxals. way forward  accountability civil society institutions (csis) need to be held accountable for their acts of omission and commission which have enormous social and environmental consequences not just economic or financial.  funding evolve multiple sources of funding in order to reduce dependence on rich donors. o csis must accept and practice the highest standards of financial reporting and disclosure and hold themselves open to public audits social audits.  hiring best talent csis could work towards attracting the best of talent but those who get employment in csis must first perform at least three years of voluntary service with just a living wage stipend working with poor or disadvantaged communities in rural or urban lowincome areas.  technological collaboration with the government funders and other civil society partners is vital to normalising the use of technologybased interventions at scale. o for example the government and private sector service providers need to prioritise the availability of digital infrastructure and connectivity while civil society integrates programmatic responses into government priorities meri saheli magazine online buy.


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