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90 ICT for Local Governments Standards, principles and best practices
Partner Organisations Organizations, institutions and companies that have given significant support to NALAS and its Member Associations are recognized as NALAS Partners. Their support may include, but is not limited to lobbying for NALAS and its members, expertise support and financial support. In addition, NALAS proved to be a valued asset for many of these partners, by providing regional experience, guidelines or coordination of activities conducted in the member countries funded by Council of Europe Congress of Local and Regional Authorities of the Council of Europe, Strasbourg Tel: +33 388413018, Fax: + 33 388413747 / 27 51 Internet: www.coe.int/congress Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation Internet: www.sdc.admin.ch Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Techniche Zusammenarbeit (GTZ) GmbH Internet: www.gtz.de Bundesministerium für wirtschaftliche Zusammenarbeit und Entwicklung (BMZ) Internet: www.bmz.de Open Society Institute Internet: www.osi.hu 91
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