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The International Conference on Engaging Communities was attended by over 2,300 senior members from 44 countries. Many organisations took advantage of the opportunity to showcase their work at a major international forum and included:

• government
• leading researchers
• consultants
• practitioners and representatives of the private sector
• non-government organisations
• community organisations
• senior executives from key international agencies (United Nations, World Bank)

Last updated 21 August 2008

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