Recursos Etiquetado: Networking
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1/9/1999 The Case Studies of ILEIA in Leusden, the Netherlands and ECHO in Ft. Myers, USA 63 pages, plus appendices, illustrated, photos
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19/1/1995 Notes about the first conference.
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20/10/2012 At the Southeast Asia Conference in October 2011, ECHOlaunched the new ECHOcommunity.org website and internet portal for our network members. Since it has been up and running for a year, we decided to update our readers about how this site is being used. As of September 30th, 17,136 individuals...
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20/2/2018 Organizado por la Finca Frutas del Mundo en Guatemala y el Equipo Regional de ECHO para Latino América y el Caribe, esteintercambio de capacitación permitirá al personal deFrutas del Mundo y ECHO enseñar y aprender mutuamente técnicas de injerto para árboles frutales tropicales, y realizar una...
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3/7/2019 This event has been cancelled due to the civil unrest in Haiti at this time. -- Join us on July 3rd, 2:00-5:00 PM at Haiti Communitere for this networking event to connect with colleagues working in agriculture development in Haiti and learn about each other's work, including brief presentations...
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26/8/2019 We invite you to participate in a conference that would help strengthen connections amongst those working in the agricultural sector in Haiti and spend time learning from one another.Konferans Agrikòl Nò (Northern Agriculture Conference) will be held August 26-30 in Gros-Morne, Artibonite...
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19/7/1992 Networking Lessons from Latin America - Andean Stewards of the land - USA Networking for LEISA development - India Alley farming network for tropical Africa
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Networks are increasingly important, whether local, national or international. People talk about networks in development agencies, in research, in businesses and in many professional fields. For some people, networking seems just another jargon term. But many organizations now recognize...