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Incorporating Gender into PHE Strategies: Experiences from Conservation International

The purpose of this document is to highlight Conservation International (CI)’s experiences incorporating gender into PHE project strategies. The information is derived from several research documents and project reports produced by CI staff and partners during the 2005-2008 phase of the project.

Link: http://www.conservation.org/Documents/CI_gender_and_conservation_experiences.pdf
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