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… the training programme thus contributes to personal and institutional capacity building - a key prerequisite for sustainable development - in developing and … topics of particular concern for developing and emerging countries (e.g. water, soil, waste, biodiversity, mobility, urbanization, land use, energy). The topics of these short courses vary from year to year. The …

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