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- ideasforafrica: Read about the success a beekeeping project has had in Togo, and see the success of past ARC ideas and contest winners! http://t.co/lW7s2FBq
- ideasforafrica: At G8 summit, US taps into Africa's 'cheetah generation,' appeals to the drive and promise of Africa's youth: http://t.co/3UstJqCr
- ideasforafrica: Only ten days left for the ARC contest! Soon the top ten ideas will be reviewed by a panel to choose the winners! http://t.co/oB6rDF12
- ideasforafrica: Read about the success a beekeeping project has had in Togo, and see the success of past ARC ideas and contest winners! http://t.co/LAzuq9w5
- ideasforafrica: "From Hand-outs to Handshakes: The Time Has Come for the African Farmer." http://t.co/dw81r77N @HuffingtonPost #agriculture #africa
- ideasforafrica: Only ten days left for the ARC contest! Soon the top ten ideas will be reviewed by a panel to choose the winners! http://t.co/nRj0u2BS
Submitted August 10, 2009 By BenBoruff
Collaboration amongst NGOs is more effective than non-collaboration amongst NGOs. Collaboration minimizes duplicate humanitarian efforts and increases the effectiveness of smaller organizations.
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Submitted July 27, 2009 By h2cm
Developed in the UK during the early 1980s, Hodges’ model (h2cm) is a conceptual framework that is person-centred and situation based. In structure it combines two axes to create four care (knowledge)
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Submitted July 29, 2009 By h2cm
Developed in the UK during the early 1980s, Hodges’ model (h2cm) is a conceptual framework that is person-centred and situation based. In structure it combines two axes to create four care (knowledge)
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