NGOs have moved from ‘engaging with’ to ‘talking about’ social and political concerns – reshaping the paradigms of social action and political change.
NGOs are not only agenda-setters working through states and IGOs for norm creation, but also active actors in security governance – taking on new issues and engagements with non-state actors.
COVID-19 has provided new opportunities for transnational advocacy and the promotion of alternative ways of life, having brought to attention the failures of existing structures in world politics.
The ecosystem of NGOs has benefited from formal recognition, invitations to become accredited, and an open political structure that has expanded their opportunities to participate.
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