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What the network involves

The network connects people who follow governance questions in Nigeria. Members receive WATAG publications as they are released, are invited to events, and are put in contact with others working on the same subjects. The network carries no obligation beyond receiving information and taking part in events when a member chooses to attend.
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What the network gives

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Publications

WATAG reports, briefs, budget monitoring publications and scorecards as they are released.

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Event invitations

Invitations to public events, discussions and launches held by WATAG.

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Contact with peers

Introduction to others working on the same governance questions.

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Subject updates

Short updates on the four campaign subjects as new work appears.

Process

How joining starts

Three steps, in order.

Write

A person writes to WATAG through the contact page, noting the subjects of interest.

Confirm

WATAG confirms the addition and notes the subjects the member wants to follow.

Receive

The member begins to receive publications and event invitations.

Contact

Write to WATAG about the network

Messages about network membership can be sent through the contact page. Note the subjects of interest.