Podcast: NGOs in the Sahel: Operating in an increasingly challenging environment

Posted On 19 November 2020

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1189 issue: week ending 19 November 2020

In this episode, Arezki Daoud discusses with Do Christophe Ouattar of World Neighbors (http://WN.org) how NGOs are operating in the Sahel. Topics include coping with growing insecurity, environment degradation, the impact of Covid-19 on humanitarian affairs and much more.

Other Articles in this Week's Issue<< Algeria: Media provocateur, Anis Rahmani, gets five years in prisonAlgerian court orders retrial of former regime leaders, paves way for their release >>
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