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27
JUL
2012

First meeting of the Earthquakes without Frontiers partnership

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The first partnership meeting of the Earthquakes without Frontiers project will take place in Cambridge, UK, on 19-21 October 2012. The meeting will involve the project team, members of the project advisory board, and partners from 11 different countries across the Alpine-Himalayan mountain chain, as well as representatives of national and international NGOs. We will be blogging about the meeting and its main outcomes both during and after the meeting. We’re looking forward to an exciting, challenging, and productive discussion.

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