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Exhibit

One of our main conference goals is to help establish a collaborative marketplace where participants can match their skills and needs, where projects can find resourcest. We have a 40,000 plus exhibition hall with over 160 exhibitors signed up. This will serve as the " heart" and "meeting place" for the conference. The Golden Sun Foundation for World Culture plans to use their Smithonian Silk Route materials to create a Global Village kind of atmosphere complete with a village square, music and dancing.

Reserve a booth on line at: http://www.carebridge.info/sr2003/res_exhibit_space.html

See the exhibit space map at: http://www.carebridge.info/sr2003/exhibits/map.html

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Projects Africa

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Retha Van Der Walt

ProjectsAfrica is a newly formed, non-profit facility dedicated to the creation of sustainable partnerships for the delivery of integrated conservation and development. Its emergence is the result of a forty-month consultative process within the biodiversity community of Southern Africa, resulting in support for specific, time bound and investor targeted biodiversity conservation projects aimed at poverty alleviation and food security.

Our goal is to To provide for Africa, within the NEPAD framework -through partnerships forged between business, conservation institutions, government, donors and local communities - specific, time bound and investor targeted conservation projects aimed at poverty alleviation and food security.

ProjectsAfrica
(http://www.projectsafrica.com/ )