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Further resources are listed in PCR Tool no.2: PCR
Resources.
Acknowledgements
The Toolkit on PCR has been developed through
institutional collaboration between Practical
Action and the International Federation of
Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies. The
collaborators are particularly thankful to Otto
Ruskulis, who produced an early draft of this tool,
and to Sophie Ault, Tom Corsellis, Michal Lyons,
Vasant Pullenayegem and Aziza Usoof for their
contributions and comments.
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Graham Saunders,
Head of Shelter & Settlements Department
International Federation of
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Geneva, Switzerland
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