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Advocacy Training Manual: Sexual Reproductive Health Rights
Networking is a critical facet of mobilizing. it means connecting people with the same objective or doing the same kind of work to share information relevant to their work and to support each other. Most people belong to formal or informal groups or networks organized around family life, jobs, religious activities, or recreational interests. People routinely use their personal and professional networks for a variety of reasons, such as looking for a job, raising funds for a school or community centre, campaigning for a politician, or pressing leaders to expand the services available at the local clinic.
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