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DNDi Joins Scientists Without Borders^SM

DNDi has joined a new web-based initiative, Scientists Without Borders, that aims to bridge communication gaps between disparate efforts to improve quality of life in the developing world.
Conceived by the New York Academy of Sciences (NYAS) and the United Nations Millennium Project, the Scientists Without Borders database allows organisations, projects and individuals to connect with each other and to match needs with resources.
Visit http://scientistswithoutborders.nyas.org to start exploring this free, innovative tool for global scientific collaboration.

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