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2021[H3-RWI Handbook on Local Governments and Human Rights Event] Ichal Supriadi_Full Paper

15 Oct 2021
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Participatory Approach for Post-Pandemic Policy Development: Challenges and Promising Practices

Ichal Supriadi [Secretery-General of Asia Democracy Network (ADN)]


As the Covid-19 responses operation continues by the various government of different Asian countries, worth to see how different approach and success has been achieved differently. Some countries demonstrate an excellent practice with robust public engagement, while many countries were not. It is essential to examine how the government has engaged the public sectors on these connections is essential, which can further enhance participation in the post-pandemic scene. On this presentation, the Asia Democracy Network (ADN) will highlight the CSOs perspective of the critical role of public participations in the post-pandemic policies, including the challenges, and display the promising practices in the region. This presentation may useful to helps stakeholders to learn the best practices and structures plan participative approach in the post pandemic response preparation. 




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