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Report on the assignment to promote capacity building and improve training among secretaries general and national commissions for UNESCO in the Caribbean region

By: Burton-James, Alexandra

Publisher: UNESCO ; April 2004Description: 26 pSubject(s): CAPACITY BUILDING | REPORTS | UNESCO | METHODOLOGY | REFERENCESummary: Presents a report on activities conducted and formulate recommendations to help orient capacity building activities for national commissions in the region. Provides proposals for other national commissions in the region wishing to improve their functioning and renew their working methods.

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Presents a report on activities conducted and formulate recommendations to help orient capacity building activities for national commissions in the region. Provides proposals for other national commissions in the region wishing to improve their functioning and renew their working methods.

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