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2009.
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| Summary/Abstract |
This article deals with the round table held at Victoria University of Wellington. The central themes of discussion were to focus on the need to rebalance the control of aid and other resource flows; to increase local ownership and management while decreasing the weight of foreign decision-making; to modify systems and processes to better accommodate local conditions to better accommodate local conditions and customary practice; and to reinforce the value of collective and regional approaches in overcoming the current problems of development across the Pacific.
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