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Engaging the Community: Volunteerism and Disaster Managment in Nepal

GDPC December 17, 2013

A powerpoint presentation by Nepal Red Cross on tools to use for managing volunteers and engaging community. Lessons learnt and recommendations are also outlined. 

Engaging the Community: Volunteerism and Disaster Managment in Nepal
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