History of the participant training program in Peru

This report reviews the history of participant training in Peru from 1942 to 1962 and examines the role which the training has played in the country"s overall social, economic, and political development.

1970

Abstract

Lessons learned are the need to: (1) screen applicants carefully and from the outset instruct them and the host government in their respective responsibilities; (2) make sure that participants keep in close contact with the A.I.D. Mission; (3) publicize participants" achievements whenever possible and conduct related ceremonies as impressively as possible; and (4) encourage periodic meetings of former participants and the establishment of participant alumni associations. (Author abstract, modified)

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Participation of women in A.I.D."s training programs for Asia and the Near East

Preliminary evaluation of USAID participants

Evaluation of the effectiveness of the Peruvian midwife training program

Environmental and natural resource management in Peru : a strategy for USAID/Peru assistance

Agriculture and its changing role in Peru"s national economy

Participation of Near Eastern women in USAID"s participant training programs : trends, constraints and policy recommendations