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POLICY THAT MAKES SENSE, A POLICY THAT SUPPORTED PEOPLE’S NEED:
on a social justice issue
One relating to Cultural and Environment issue
One ‘visioning’ campaign (looking at how we can make quality of life for ALL LEVELS IN our communities better)
POLICY TO BE committed to achieving sustainable human development in which people are able to enjoy a full range of human rights, fulfill their needs free from poverty, evil, greed, corruption, and live in dignity. Key Strategic AND POLICY TO Focus: Areas: – Ensure active Australian support for POLICY MAKERS in developing good policy and Development Goals
- Lead a credible, transparency and accountable NGO/GOVERNMENT sector that is capable of meeting global and local challenges; and
- Ensure that POLICIES ARE healthy, effective and responsive GOVERNMENT & NON GOVERNMENT AGENCIES, ORGANISATION, SERVICE PROVIDERS to direct needy services with the community.