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Subject: IK in Development 
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I am interested in the institutional use of indigenous knowledge in
development assistance.  especially in the implications and possibilities of
transfer of experiencves between large donor organsiations and from project
to pro am interested in the implications and possibilties of the transfer of
indigenous knowledge from projects funded by aid agencies.
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