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Why Environmental Networks Work

By Josefa Cagoco on 02 July 2009

Joining up with similarly minded organizations to advance one’s work can have immense benefits. Two global environmental networks illustrate why you should consider becoming a member.

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Josefa Cagoco Sef Cagoco served as one of Devex's international development correspondent from mid-2008 to mid-2009. Her writing focused on social entrepreneurship and multilateral agencies such as the U.N. and Asian Development Bank. She previously worked as senior reporter for the national daily BusinessWorld and a production journalist for the Financial Times.

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