Intercommunality: The success story of CODENOBA: UNESCO SHS

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Intercommunality: The success story of CODENOBA

Argentina

In the early 1990s, the productive consortia of Buenos Aires Province were developed to encourage the productive reconversion of the province's hinterland and to find common solutions to shared problems. The Consortium for the Development of the North-Western Part of the Buenos Aires Province (CODENOBA), is one of 13 such consortia and is itself composed of nine districts. The consortium was established in 1994 in response to massive flooding affecting 70% of the inter-municipal territory.



Document Type	Policy Paper



Website (URL)	http://unesdoc.unesco.org/images/0014/001402/140238e.pdf
Author(s)	Nicole Maurice / Clara Braun


Publisher	MOST / UNESCO

Publication Year	2004
Volume/Issue Number	11
Number of Pages	52



Series Title	Policy Papers NEW series MOST2


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