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COPASAH - side meeting of Gender & Eval members
Event Details
Time: October 17, 2019 from 6pm to 7pm
Location: India Habitat Center
City/Town: New Delhi
Event Type: meet, in, delhi
Organized By: Ravi Ram
Latest Activity: Oct 20, 2019
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Event Description
Dear all,
Can we suggest a Gender & Eval side meeting, for those who will be in New Delhi on 15-18 October? Perhaps a lunch or early evening get together on 17 October.
Several of us will participate in the COPASAH 2019 Global Symposium (http://www.copasahglobalsymposium2019.net/) on social accountability on health, to be held at the India Habitat Center. Other members are already in Delhi, and could join too.
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Comment by Rituu B Nanda on October 20, 2019 at 19:15
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Thanks Ravi for updating us. Glad that Nilangi and you could meet. In case you have a picture of your meeting please share. I missed meeting you both!!
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Comment by Ravi Ram on October 20, 2019 at 19:12
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Dear all,
Nilangi and I met on Friday, at the India Habitat Center. Was good to chat a bit. We'll plan another get together in the future.
Best,
Ravi
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Dear all,
Today at 6.30 pm, we will meet at India Habitat Centre, in the main garden outside the American Grill.
You can reach me on 98703-30846.
Looking forward to seeing you all!
Best,
Ravi
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Kirsty, I will send you my phone number and we can meet up. Ravi, when are you leaving Delhi?
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Dear all, it's too late to organize ourselves for this evening. Feel free to call me on 98703-30846, and we can try tomorrow (Friday).
Best, Ravi
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Comment by Kirsty Brettell on October 17, 2019 at 16:46
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I am based in Delhi anyway, so most places in Delhi are fine. It's just a case of managing my workload to be able to attend! Do you have any suggestions for when might be good? (I am not here for the coming 2 weekend either!)
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Comment by Archana Sharma on October 17, 2019 at 16:45
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Is it possible to attend the event tomorrow? It is too late for the evening today.
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Kirsty, where would you like a meet up?
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Sorry I won't be able to attend, but am keen to attend future meet ups!
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Excellent! Unfortunately I am out of Delhi and cannot attend.
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