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The document outlines the PROTEE experiential learning program from 2011-2013, including sprints, dialogues, and other activities each month. It provides suggestions for future dialogues, such as who to engage with and how to report them. Experiential learning topics included citizen-led innovation, tools for change, interdisciplinarity, and managing collaborations. The document concludes with questions for reflection on what was important, what could be improved, and what should remain or change in the future.
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help of Advanced technologies like Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems is
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