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Kulima runs Theory of Change workshop for FSNet Africa fellows

Kulima runs Theory of Change workshop for FSNet Africa fellows

by Katharine Vincent | Apr 1, 2022 | Projects, Training

Dr Katharine Vincent is in Pretoria this week to run a workshop on Theory of Change for the Food Systems Research Network for Africa (FSNet Africa) fellows. This follows on from earlier Monitoring and Evaluation training conducted in January 2022 as part of the...

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