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COPASAH is a community where practitioners who share an interest and passion for the field of community monitoring for accountability in health interact regularly and engage in exchanging experiences and lessons; sharing resources, capacities and methods; in the production and dissemination of conceptual, methodological and practical outputs towards strengthening the field; and in networking and capacity building among member organizations. This Community of practitioners was established as result of a three day ‘Practitioners Convening on Community Monitoring for Accountability in Health’ organized by the Accountability and Monitoring in Health Initiative (AMHI) of the Open Society’s Public Health Program in July 2011 in Johannesburg, South Africa. For more information about COPASAH Global, visit their web site https://www.copasah.net/.
Members name: Juventas
Members name: PAD Foundation for environmental justice
Members name: NGO KHAM Delcevo
Members name: Foundation Open Society – Macedonia
Members name: HOPS – Healthy Options Project Skopje
Members name: Romano Cacipe – Аssociation for development and promotion of the Roma community
Members name: Thirst for Life
Members name: Association for Legal Education and Transparency LET STATION Prilep.
Members name: Media Education Center
Members name: National Roma Centrum (NRC)
Members name: Association for Emancipation, Solidarity and Equality of Women (ESE)