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Mistakes to Successes: Learning from Errors

Posted on 28/01/201628/01/2016 by RWSN Secretariat

Useful reflection on a Swiss Water Partnership session on failure at last year’s World Water Week

Source: Mistakes to Successes: Learning from Errors

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