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discussion item Ned Uganda >> How to Start a Cooperative (0) in <Ned> Uganda
OK, given feedback from Christina, Evvy and Linda (per their request) here is detailed information related to coops, how they are formed, how they best work, how they *don't* work, and general guidelines and practical information. Whereas before t...
Updated 5 years ago, Tagged by: Mark Grimes, Christina Jordan

workspace page Project Proposal (0) in <Ned> Uganda
Updated 5 years ago, Tagged by: Christina Jordan

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