As part of our contribution to the 4th Feminist Foreign Policies Ministerial Conference Roundtable, we would be incredibly grateful if you could take a few minutes to answer the following three short questions.

There’s no need to include your name, but please tick the box that best describes your affiliation (e.g., government, civil society organization, university, or no affiliation).

Your responses will help us capture a quick snapshot of perspectives across our Global Partner Network, and we will share a brief summary of results during our session at the conference in October.

We do not want to burden you — please answer with your first impressions or immediate thoughts. This is a light pulse check, not a formal study. In the future, we are considering developing a more in-depth collaborative survey.

Thank you.

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1. Affiliation (select one)

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2. In your context, what makes collaboration between government and civil society effective?
(Up to three words or a short phrase, e.g., trust, shared goals)

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3. In your context, what are the main barriers or challenges to collaboration? (Up to three words or a short phrase, e.g., bureaucracy, limited access)

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4. What words or impressions come to mind when you think about collaboration between government and civil society, including emotions, experiences, or ways of working? (Up to three words or a short phrase, e.g., dialogue, hierarchy, hope)

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