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The VPF network represents government, NGOs, researchers, the private sector and donor organisations. Opportunities are shared among all members, and can be viewed here
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We are building productive relationships across sectors with a deeply democratic process built on respect, empathy and active listening.
 
 
The VPF network represents government, NGOs, researchers, the private sector and donor organisations. Opportunities are shared among all members, and can be viewed here
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