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close this bookCreative Training - A User's Guide (IIRR, 1998, 226 pages)
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Voluntary Service Overseas (VSO) enables men and women to work alongside people in poorer countries in order to share skills, build capabilities and promote international understanding and action, in pursuit of a more equitable world.


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The International Institute of Rural Reconstruction (IIRR) is a non-profit, non-government organization that aims to improve the quality of lives of the rural poor in developing countries through rural reconstruction: a sustainable, integrated, people-centered development strategy generated through practical field experiences.


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Popular Education for People's Empowerment (PEPE) is a non-government organization that aims to enrich the practice of popular education in ways that promote creative and democratic participation in the movement towards popular empowerment. Its methods focus mainly on popular participation: the active involvement of learners in an evocative and informative process.


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This publication is not copyrighted. We encourage the translation, adaptation and copying of materials for non-commercial use, provided an acknowledgment to the three organizations is included.

Correct citation:

VSO, IIRR and PEPE. 1998. Creative Training: a user's guide. Voluntary Service Overseas, Quezon City, Philippines; International Institute of Rural Reconstruction, Silang, Cavite, Philippines; and Popular Education for People's Empowerment, Quezon City, Philippines.

Published 1998 by VSO-Philippines
7 Dansalan Road, Philam Homes
West Avenue, Quezon City, Philippines

Postal address:

PO Box 2440

QC Central PO

1164 Quezon City, Philippines

Tel/fax: 02 4262761

E-mail:

vso-phil@qinet.net

vso@phil.gn.apc.org

Printed by Paperchase Print Services, Quezon City, Philippines

ISBN: 0-942717-89-9