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RVA Membership and Accreditation Taking Off
Nov 13 2008
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Jane Holdsworth, CEO of the RVA, announced that 69 villages had taken up membership with the RVA in the past four months. Additionally 62 villages had achieved accreditation in the past year and 27 executives and village mangers had graduated from the AIM Diploma in Business for Village Management course.

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