Summary of workshop: good practices of women's entrepreneurship in local communities in the process of disaster

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TextSingapore: Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Secretariat, 2015Description: 8 pages ; 30 cmContent type:

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Summary: This study tries to present how women can play active roles in the building-back-better process after natural disasters, by analysing common success factors and identifying achievements and challenges.

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This study tries to present how women can play active roles in the building-back-better process after natural disasters, by analysing common success factors and identifying achievements and challenges.

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