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This document discusses thematically focused or issue-based subgranting programs that can encourage greater interaction and collaboration between organizations. Such programs allow for cross-border advocacy which has the potential to amplify advocacy impact. However, the document notes that collaboration does not happen automatically and requires intentional processes and considerations to create.
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- 1. Artificial intelligence Online gender-based violence E-waste and environmental sustainability Hate speech and religion Internet governance Internet shutdowns Local access Thematically focused or issue-based subgranting programmes can encourage a greater level of interaction between organisations, and allow cross-border advocacy with the potential of amplifying advocacy impact. IN SUBGRANTING:
- 2. However, collaboration needs to be created – it does not happen on its own: it requires processes and specific considerations. IN SUBGRANTING: