Commentary

Waltz, Jazz, or Samba? The Contribution of Locally Driven Partnerships to Sustainable Development

By
Julia Steets
13 Apr 2005, 
published in
Discussion Paper presented at SEED Partnerships for Sustainable Development workshop

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