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Project-centred discussion and activity was linked to debate and mobilisation around wider issues.

Block solidarity grows when leaders declaim against even a mild, or imagined, offence.Mr Mehta says that mobilisation around hurt feelings is as old as Indian democracy.

Despite the buzzwords at the star-studded summit, and the immense mobilisation around #BringBackOurGirls, Nigerian women's civil society was excluded from the meeting about security in Nigeria, held on the margins of the London summit last Thursday.

"It would be helpful if there was a Make Poverty History mobilisation around climate change, but that shouldn't preclude political leadership now... we need urgent action," said Mike Childs, head of campaigns for Friends of the Earth in the UK.

Activists from the Catholic church and other faith traditions are preparing a vast mobilisation around the pope's visit this month culminating in a vigil and 24 September rally on Washington's Mall where they are hoping to draw crowds of 300,000.

So we've got mass of new technology, access to Twitter, Facebook, we've got grass movements – I've just come back from Kenya, where you can criticise the elections but the groundswell of popular mobilisation around those elections, the information exchange, is really powerful.

Initially heavily focused on community mobilisations around, and receiving funding for, HIV/AIDS [ 2], the last few years have seen moves in the region towards greater integration of community based programmes within health systems, and in particular, the formalisation of national community health worker (CHW) programmes [ 3].

The "subvertising" campaign was executed amid a ban by French authorities on public mobilisations around the talks in the wake of terrorism attacks two weeks ago.

Like many others, I believe that Geldof's involvement in the mobilisations around the G8 undid much of the good work that had been built up over a period of months by people up and down Britain, not to mention the years of campaigning undertaken on these issues by civil society groups across the world.

The renewed focus on community based services as part of national health systems in South Africa, and the southern African region more generally, is due in part to the massive opportunities offered by the mobilisations around HIV/AIDS over the last two decades.

Village mobilisation schemes around transportation, saving money and assisting women to go to health services can save lives.