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By the World BankThe Civil Society Policy Forum (CSPF) has become an integral part of the World Bank -International Monetary Fund Spring and Annual Meetings, providing an open space for Civil Society Organizations from all over the world (CSOs) to dialogue and exchange views with World Bank Group and IMF staff, their peers, government delegations, and other stakeholders on a wide range of topics.Find the preliminary schedule here.The call for proposals for the Spring Meetings 2024 Civil Society Policy Forum (CSPF) closed on February 21, 2024.The registrations for the Spring Meetings closed on April 4, 2024.For additional information about the Spring and Annual Meetings and CSPF, please see the Frequently Asked Questions document.Subscribe to the World Bank Civil Society Newsletter for updates. CSOs include non-governmental organizations, community groups, labor unions, indigenous peoples movements, faith-based organizations, professional associations, foundations, think tanks,
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