Learning for Livelihoods: The Key to Development
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2006-09-18Abstract
This morning, however, I am going to put on my COL hat, take you into the wider world overseas and tell you how an organisation based in Canada and supported by Canada is bringing together the concepts of learning, work and development in new ways.
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