# Civil Society Research Collective

- **Website:** <https://civil-society-research-collective.org>
- **Primary alias:** `civil-society-research-collective.org`

## Description

The Civil Society Research Collective (CSRC) is a collaborative group of academic researchers dedicated to exploring the pivotal role of civil society in advocating for inclusive development. Comprising members from Wageningen University in the Netherlands, the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, and Lehigh University in the USA, the collective was formed through a research initiative spanning from 2017 to 2019. Their comprehensive project, titled "Civil Society Dynamics: Shaping Roles, Navigating Contexts," examines how civil society organizations navigate their advocacy functions and contribute to sustainable development. 

CSRC provides a wealth of resources, including reports, policy briefs, and academic articles, aimed at informing policy-making and strengthening the impact of civil society actors. Supported by the NWO-WOTRO Science for Global Development programme from the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the collective continues to build its repository of valuable insights and findings, fostering a deeper understanding of civil society collaborations, particularly in India. For inquiries, connect with project leader Margit van Wessel at the provided email.

## Industries

- 🧪 Science and Education
- 🧪 Social Sciences _(under Science and Education)_
- 🧪 Biology _(under Science and Education)_
- 🎗 Community and Society

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