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Mlada MIRamiDA Training

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Published: October 9, 2009 Author: Mlada MIRamiDA

When: Wednesday, 4. November 2009
To: Sunday, 8. November 2009
Where: Osijek, Croatia
Host: CMS
Contact: Mlada MIRamiDA (mlada_miramida@yahoo.com)

CMS and Mlada MIRamiDA in cooperation with Croatian Youth Network (MMH) open call for Third Local MIRamiDA training, which will be held in Osijek, from November 4^th – 8^th 2009.

Local Mlada MIRamiDA training gathers around 15 young persons from certain area, of different interest spheres, who are active in its community and will spend 5 days learning from one another, socializing, exchanging experiences, issues and trying to define and resolve them jointly.

Deadline is October 21st. Application is available for download.

Documents:

Open Call

In Croatian.
Application

In Croatia.

Tags:

Croatia – Zagreb

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