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Forestry in the Highlands
Conference and Film Festival
A Official Contribution to the
UN International Year of Fores
ts Film Festival, Eden Court Theatre, 8 September 2011Highland Council... |
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2011 GPST Global Professional Development Seminar was grandly held in Shanghai
Sponsored by CIFAL Shanghai of UNITAR and presented by Global Professional & Specialist Test Center (hereinafter referred to as GPST Center) and State Talent Assessment System (SH) CO LTD, 2011 GPST Global professional development seminar was held in the Chapel of Jinjiang Hotel on 19th December, 2011. Over a hundred guests had attended the seminar, including Ms. Wu Qidi, member of the standin...... > > Read More
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GPST
Global Professional & Specialist Testing
- Approval by China Human Resource Training Center (http://www.chinanet.gov.cn )
- Managed by Shanghai Municipal Commission of Economy and Informatization
- Organized by CIFAL Shanghai
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Local Network
CIFAL Shanghai provides a wide range of services to the enterprises and local governments in China including co-operation with various agencies, helps regional customers carry out international and domestic training programs in order to promote international cooperation and exchange and investment in industrial projects as well as resource sharing.
Current major forms of cooperation are:
- regional cooperation
- training bases cooperation
- project agent coopertaion
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| CIFAL Shanghai is approved by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs P. R. China and is set up jointly by United Nations Institute of Training and Research (UNITAR) and The Regional Cooperation Office for City Informatization (RCOCI).CIFAL Shanghai is an Asia-pacific region-oriented international training institute and is also a member of CIFAL Network. |
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The main objective of these training activities is to achieve sustainable urbanisation in the context of increasing responsibilities of local authorities. One of the priorities is to encourage South-South cooperation between local authorities in order to improve access to basic services. |
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