(2005) Opening The Window On Cross Sector Collaboration

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Benefits of cross-sector collaboration. Presented at Round Table conference 2005. The full paper is available on the Round Table website: http://e-bility.com/roundtable/conf_proceedings05.php

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Opening the Window on Cross Sector Collaboration Moira Clunie and Greg Morgan Royal New Zealand Foundation of the Blind

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