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I know that many of you are interested in this.

Take a look.

Martin

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The International Development Network Web Site has launched as new
service for those interested in International Development issues and
projects.  the address is http://www.idn.org.  In this site's short
existence, we have fielded membership requests from Cambodia, the United
States, Switzerland, and others.

This site is designed to provide information resources to those involved
in and interested in issues of international economic development.

We invite you and your colleagues to visit this site and offer any
feedback or suggestions you feel may enhance the web site.  We
especially encourage you to submit press releases or any other
information for inclusion on this web site.

Our goal is to provide a central point of information on international
development issues and initiatives, so your participation is more than
welcome. We hope that you might consider a membership in the IDN.

We wish you well in your endeavors and look forward to your visits to
the IDN Web Site.

Sincerely,

Christopher L. Byrne
Director, International Development Network
"Information Resources for Sustainable Development"
http://www.idn.org/
info@idn.org

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