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The document summarizes study visits by African partners to Poland and the UK from November 21st to December 23rd. The objectives were to learn about the Polish and British economies and social enterprise sectors, and to explore models of social integration centers in Poland for potential collaboration in Uganda. The itinerary details visits to social enterprises and organizations in Liverpool, London, and Poland.
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Inise formation 2012 alfred salami[1]
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