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Posted by Faculty of Management on
July 11, 2012
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The Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) will support the efforts of Dalhousie and St Francis Xavier’s Coady Institute in reducing international poverty. Through two separate food-security projects, they will deliver concrete results for people living in Cuba, Ethiopia, Ghana and Zambia. The total CIDA contribution to Dalhousie and the Coady Institute is $9,911,933 over five years. Each university will contribute at least 25 percent of the cost of projects.
Martine Durier-Copp (pictured) is Project Director for Dalhousie’s work in Cuba. She and Patricia Rodee, Director, International Research and Development, attended the announcement in Antigonish to represent Dalhousie.
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