The CPF brings together civil society leaders from across regions to challenge, think critically and re-imagine key issues facing Commonwealth people. CPF 2015 will investigate resilience. In today’s world of growing threats and crises, building resilience is now widely accepted as a development planning objective.
Commonwealth People's Forum (CPF) 2015
Co-hosted by Commonwealth Foundation,
23 November 2015 – 26 November 2015, Malta
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