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Strategic Planning Meeting, Bellagio 1997 – Founding of WIEGO

By WIEGO on April 01, 1997

The report of the meeting at Rockefeller Study and Conference Centre, Bellagio, Italy,

April 15-18, 1997 where the WIEGO Network was founded.

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