Developing Capacity Through Technical Cooperation (Executive Summary)

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Developing Capacity Through Technical Cooperation (Executive Summary)

November 8, 2015

Developing Capacity Through Technical Cooperation: Country Experiences is the second in a series of studies exploring the fundamentals of capacity development and the role of external cooperation. It provides concrete inputs to rethinking technical cooperation for today's challenges based on six country studies - Bangladesh, Bolivia, Egypt, Kyrgyz Republic, Philippines and Uganda.

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