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Meeting
Start: 10:00 am
End: 1:00 pm
4th Steering Committee Meeting in 2009.
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M [PL]
Meeting
Start: 10:00 pm
The partners of the Longido Pastoralist Project, funded by the Belgian Survival Fund, will launch their joint initiative in Longido.  The launch will mark the beginning of a five-year project on food security for the pastoralist community in Longido District to be implemented by TRAIS, Ujamaa Community Resource Trust, Pastoralist Women's Council, Longido Community Development Organization and
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M [F]
Meeting
Start: 9:30 am
End: 1:00 pm
  1. Opening
  2. Progress of the piloting Mama Misitu project and way forward
  3. Progress of IMF and way forward
  4. Upcoming issues such as REDD etc.
  5. AOB and closing
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Meeting
Start: 5:00 am
IDGE was a "multi-disciplinary, multi-organisational, broad-based discussion group interested in, and concerned about, current and pending national and international environmental and conservation issues.
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M [IDGE]
Meeting
Start: 2:00 pm
End: 4:00 pm

Please contact mazenzele@gmail.com for more information and to confirm your attendance. The conference room accomodates a limited number of people, so please confirm early.

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