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The document summarizes the history and activities of the European Association of Development Institutes (EADI). EADI was founded in 1975 to promote collaboration between European institutions involved in development research and training. It works to share knowledge, strengthen networks, and influence policymakers. Its activities include knowledge brokering, research services, training, setting quality standards, and facilitating partnerships. It has over 145 member organizations across Europe and partners globally to further development research and practice.
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