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R4CR Learning Benchmark Training well received.

October 24, 2022

R4CR Learning Benchmark Training well received.
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PHILIPSBURG:---  Twelve Round 3 grant recipients of the Resources For Community Resilience (R4CR) program completed the learning benchmark training. This learning benchmark training (LBT) forms an integral part of the R4CR program and the main aim is to offer grant recipients an opportunity to exchange experiences, achievements, challenges, and lessons learned during project implementation. This creates an opportunity for them to network, learn from and guide each other, providing tools to strengthen this and future projects. It also provides the program managers with vital information to tailor R4CR to better meet the needs of participating Civil Society Organizations (CSOs). “Each ...


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