A case for business training with women's groups

Author： Kane Kevin   Walsh Martin   Nelson Candace  

Publisher： Practical Action Publishing in association with GSE Research

ISSN： 0957-1329

Source： Small Enterprise Development, Vol.2, Iss.1, 1991-03, pp. : 13-19

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