CDI - Civil Society

Leadership and Management Training for PNG Non-Government Organizations 2001

View Interim Report for Phases 1-3 in .pdf or .rtf format
View Final Report for Phase 4 in .pdf or .rtf format

	Foreign Minister Downer hands Diana Exon her completion certificate for Phases 1-3 of the project. Mike Crooke (ACFOA) looks on.
	At the end of Phase 3 of the project Foreign Minister Mr Downer met with the course participants (from left to right): Cosmas Makamet, Diana Exon, Jim Redden, Regina Piam, Sophie Gegeyo, Foreign Minister Downer, Roland Rich, Mike Crooke, Rhonda Chapman, Sabi Pati, Vincent Manukayasi, Linda Passingan, John Kawowo
	Participants and facilitiators in Phase 4 on Loloata Island Resort: Sophie Gegeyo, Alfred Mungkai, Aung Kumal, Kelly Kalit, Mike Crooke, Diana Exon, Sabi Pati, Ana-Latu Dickson, Gabriel Molok, Mary Soondrawu, Paul Nicholls, Regina Piam, Linda Passingan, Yati Bun.
	At the end of Phase 4 of the project, participants and members from other NGOs meet to discuss issues surrounding the re-establishment of a PNG NGO peak body.

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