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| The 2009 Harvard International Development Conference is a student-run event providing a world-class interdisciplinary forum on global sustainable development for practitioners and academics. In cooperation with the Harvard School of Public Health, Harvard School of Education, Carnegie Mellon University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government hosts the Conference in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Each year the conference attracts over 400 participants from every corner of the world. Serving as a forum to foster dialogue among various stakeholders, including senior level policy makers, academics, and practitioners, the Conference proposes multidisciplinary strategies for economic, sociopolitical, cultural, and institutional changes. |
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| Sponsored by the Kennedy
School of Government, MIT, Carnegie Mellon University, and the Harvard School of Public Health. Photographs sponsored by Amy Vitale |
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