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| The Global Poverty Project |
Dimity Fifer, CEO of Australian Volunteers International launched |
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| Draft program available: COMMACT 2008 International Conference |
The draft program is now available for the COMMACT International |
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| COMMACT International 2008 Conference registrations are now open! |
Registrations for the COMMACT International 2008 Conference theme |
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| Endeavour Scholarship Program: Developing linkages through excellence in education |
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The Endeavour Awards is the Australian Government's internationa |
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| A great response to COMMACT Solidarity Partnerships Program! |
We have had a fantastic response to the launch of the COMMACT Sol |
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| COMMACT Launches its Solidarity Partnerships Program |
The COMMACT Solidarity Partnerships Program seeks to establish pr |
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| Lux '09 - International forum "Globilisation of Solidarity" |
European Institute for Solidarity based Economy (INEES) will be m |
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| 2008 COMMACT International conference |
Dates are now confirmed for the 2008 COMMACT International confer |
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|  | About Us |
COMMACT - The Common Wealth Network for People-Centred Development
- is a supportive network of practitioners and promoters of people-centred development
- enables the sharing of experience among them
- generates and disseminates information among its members and to the wider public
- facilitates practical links between projects and organisations involved in people-centred development in both the North and the South;
- promotes and advocates for policies and practices which give reality to people-centred
VISION
COMMACT envisions people-centred development (PCD) as a process of empowering and enabling poor and marginalised individuals, groups and communities:
- to expand their personal and collective skills, capacities and resources;
- to gain voice, dignity and respect;
- to achieve autonomy in their decision-making capabilities;
- to participate fully and actively in wider society;
- to ensure that the development of society as a whole is sustainable and equitable;
- to increase the control they have over their lives.
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