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- 4. Le prime Organizzazioni Non Governative sono nate allinizio degli anni sessanta come movimento associativo spontaneo in risposta ad un bisogno di entrare in contatto diretto con i bisogni delle popolazioni del Sud del mondo e di rispondervi con la partecipazione e la solidariet.
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