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Appropriate community technology - A training manual

APPROPRIATE COMMUNITY TECHNOLOGY

PEACE CORPS

INFORMATION COLLECTION & EXCHANGE

T0028

An Integrated Approach for Training Development Facilitators

by

The Farallones Institute Rural Center and CHP International, Inc.

in collaboration with

The Peace Corps Energy Project/OPTC

Contract # 81-042-1012

January 1982

Contributors:

Donna Clavaud

Willis Eschenbach

Laura Goldman

Dale Krenek

Ada Jo Mann

Michael Marzolla

John Morgan

Judith Oki

Howard Raik

Christopher Szecsey

Paul Warpeha

Michael Wilburn

Peter Zweig

Printed By:

PEACE CORPS

Information Collection and Exchange

September 1984

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