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PHM Zimbabwe-PHA3 Planning Meeting

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From: Fortunate machingura <fmachingura@gmail.com>
Date: Mon, Jun 18, 2012 at 4:48 PM
Subject: PHA3 Planning meeting

Comrads

Greetings.

The PHA3  Planning meeting is scheduled for the 22nd of June 2012 at
1500hrs. The PHM focal person shall convene the meeting at his offices
(CWGH offices - 114 McChlery Avenue Eastlea). The agenda is detailed
below: (please note: there are no supporting papers attached; check
the time for the meeting).

The meeting shall deliberate the following:

Procedural
Apologies and Welcome
Minutes of the last meeting
Matters arising
Chair's Urgent Business

Funding
The funding pool
Prospective funders and PHM Zim current funding status

PHM Governance renewal
The process and the Zim Status

PHA3 Participation
1) presentations at the assembly (please bring your draft presentation
for peer input)
2) Materials i.e banners, t-shirts, caps, posters, pamphlets etc
3) the public meeting(s) and grassroots participation.

If you are unable to attend the meeting  please advise so that your
apologies can be considered

With Kind Regards

Fortunate

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